Sports fields

The city has some superb tennis courts, available by reservation at Préville (2 lit courts with a synthetic turf surface) and Alexandra (3 lit courts with an acrylic surface) parks. There is also a free tennis court at Saint-Denis Park (1 court with an asphalt surface).

As soon as the weather permits in the spring, the courts will be open. They are usually open from mid-April to mid-November.

Costs

Access cards are required for the courts at Préville and Alexandra parks. You can get your card by logging into your bciti account. The cost is $124 for the season and $75 for a half season (starting August 1). New players who do not already have an access card can pick one up at the recreation centre during opening hours (600 Oak Avenue) 48 hours after purchasing their membership online.

Memberships usually go on sale at the end of March. There is no limit to the number of memberships sold. You can therefore obtain one at any time once the season has begun. The official start date of the sale is announced through our various communication tools.

Memberships are reserved for residents only. The cost of replacing a lost card is $30.

Reservations

Tennis players can make online reservations for the Alexandra and Préville courts through the ballejaune.com website. To know more, consult the Online tennis court reservation page.

Whether on ice skates in winter or inline skates and running shoes from spring until fall, the permanent rink at Préville Park lets hockey enthusiasts enjoy their favourite sport all year long. The rink can be reserved for one hour for a friendly game or family party.

Pickleball

During the following hours, the ice rink is converted into a pickleball court and is reserved for the practice of this sport:

• Thursday, Tuesday, Saturday an Sunday, 9 a.m. to noon;
• Monday and Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.;

There is no reservation. Simply bring your balls and racquets (no equipment loan)! To know more about pickleball : www.pickleballquebec.com.

Get your kicks at one of Saint-Lambert’s many soccer fields, located at Seaway, Brixton, Dulwich, Houde, Préville, and Union parks.

Two synthetic fields at the Seaway Park allow the practice of soccer, football and rugby.

There are three softball fields, located at Alexandra, Seaway and Saint-Charles parks.

You’ll find three basketball courts in Saint-Lambert, at Dulwich, Houde, and Préville parks.

There are three petanque courts in Saint-Lambert, at Préville, Dulwich, and Saint-Denis parks.

Are you a thrill seeker? Located in Seaway Park near the swimming pool, the skatepark offers a variety of concrete elements for skateboarders:

• A pitcher
• A quarter
• A large funbox
• Stairs with metal rails
• A small funbox
• A half pyramid
• Curbs
• A long metal rail

This activity is not without risk. In addition to a helmet, we recommend that users wear knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards.

Whether for warming up, doing interval training, running or walking, make our 400-metre track part of your workout! Located in Seaway Park, this paved track has several lanes that can be used by both runners and inline skaters.

Other installations available at the track, including two long jump sand pits, make it an ideal venue for a variety of track and field sports.

The park has a chalet and washroom facilities nearby. There is a fountain for filling water bottles.

Enjoy the outdoor ping-pong tables at Preville Park and at Lespérance Park. Table tennis fans can practice their favourite sport while enjoying the sunshine! All you have to do is bring your rackets and balls!

To allow everyone to enjoy this facility, an equipment loan service is also available at the recreation centre during business hours.

Rules for using ski trails:

• Ski on the right;
• Pass other skiers on the left;
• The City and the Golf Club are not responsible for injuries sustained as a result of skiing.

It is forbidden:

• To leave the groomed trails;
• To walk on foot or snowshoeing on the ski trails;
• To throw garbage anywhere other than in garbage receptacles provided;
• To sell anything or to engage in any commercial activity, including food stands and mobile canteens;
• To consume, distribute, or sell alcohol or drugs.

Country club of Montreal specific rule

It is forbidden to walk a dog or ski skate anywhere on the golf course.

The Saint-Lambert golf club offers a 2 km long cross-country ski and ski skate trail as well as a 1 km walking and snowshoeing trail. Dogs on leash are allowed on the walking trail only.

The Country Club of Montreal offers a 4 km cross-country ski trail as well as a 2.5 km walking and snowshoeing trail.

Toilets and a cottage are available for users.

It is forbidden to walk a dog or ski skate anywhere on the golf course.

Residents who want to try snowshoeing can borrow a pair at the Saint-Lambert golf course chalet. Loans are for one hour upon presentation of photo ID (driver’s licence, RAMQ card) during the chalet’s opening hours.

The schedule is available on the Arena and outdoor skating rinks page.

The library also offers a snowshoe loan service:

• The snowshoes are reservable and renewable twice
• 7 days loan period
• Several different sizes available
• Return to the circulation desk only

Snowshoes will be on loan as long as the weather permits.

If you’d like to use one of the sports facilities on the spur of the moment, you can now check to see if it has already been reserved by consulting the reservations calendar. Simply select the facility, the park and check the desired time slot to see if it is booked. If it isn’t, you’re free to use it!

To make a reservation, simply contact the Culture and Recreation Services Office at 450 466-3890 or loisirs@saint-lambert.ca.

You will need a resident’s card or non-resident’s card to make a reservation.