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Where to Play Badminton in Regina & Saskatoon – Clubs, Drop-Ins, and Courts

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Last updated: July 2026 · Written by the team at Badminton House

Quick Answer: Where to Play Badminton in Regina and Saskatoon

In Regina, play at CrossCourt Badminton, the Sportplex Fieldhouse, Eagle Badminton Club, or the seasonal Avana Centre. In Saskatoon, head to Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club, the Saskatoon Field House, or Wildwood Community Association.

Regina

CrossCourt and Sportplex: dedicated court rental plus City-operated bookable courts; Avana is seasonal (closed for the season on June 7, 2026).

Saskatoon

Riverside and Field House: racquet-club access, public courts, and rec-league play.

Community

Leagues and clubs: Eagle, Wildwood, and city rec leagues are better fits for social play.

Saskatchewan has 15+ badminton courts across 10 venues split between Regina and Saskatoon as of July 2026. Court rental runs $25/court at CrossCourt Badminton, the City of Regina Sportplex lists $7.50 adult admission for bookable badminton courts, and Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club in Saskatoon offers six indoor badminton courts plus lessons, leagues, stringing, and a pro shop. Heading east across the prairies? We also cover badminton in Winnipeg.

Choose Your Path

Drop-in play: Compare Regina Sportplex Fieldhouse, Saskatoon Field House, Riverside, and listed community sessions; Avana is seasonal.

Club or dedicated courts: Start with CrossCourt in Regina or Riverside in Saskatoon.

Social leagues: Review Regina Rec League and Saskatoon Rec League for organized recreational play.

Lessons and juniors: Check CrossCourt, Riverside, Loi's Badminton, and university intramural options.


All Badminton Courts and Clubs — Quick Comparison

Venue City Type Drop-In From Equipment Contact
CrossCourt Badminton Regina Dedicated facility $12 drop-in (3 hrs) · $25/court rental Bring your own 306-586-9586
Avana Centre (REAL District) Regina Seasonal court rental / drop-in $80/hr rental; drop-in seasonal Closed effective June 7, 2026 REAL District
Sportplex Fieldhouse Regina City recreation $7.50/visit Bring your own 306-777-7529
Eagle Badminton Club Regina Community club $5/night (waitlist) Bring your own Jul683@mail.usask.ca
Regina Rec League Regina Social league $80/season Bring your own reginarecleague.com
Riverside Badminton & Tennis Saskatoon Dedicated club $15/person/hr Pro shop on-site 306-242-5584
Saskatoon Field House Saskatoon City recreation $10.80/visit Bring your own 306-975-3354
Wildwood Community Saskatoon Community assoc. Check current session Bring your own programs@ourwildwood.ca
Saskatoon Rec League Saskatoon Social league $80/season Bring your own saskatoonrecleague.com
USask Intramurals Saskatoon University $75/team/term Bring your own cr.courts@usask.ca

Regina

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CrossCourt Badminton — Regina's Dedicated Facility

The CrossCourt Badminton website says this is Regina's only purpose-built badminton and racquet sports facility, opened in 2017. Located on 12th Avenue East, CrossCourt has 4 badminton courts plus pickleball and table tennis.

Service Cost Notes
Court rental $25/court Book via online scheduler · Split 4 ways = $6.25/person
Adult league play Contact for pricing Badminton, pickleball, and table tennis leagues
Private lessons Contact for pricing All skill levels
Junior programs Contact for pricing Beginner, Advanced, and Elite streams

Hours: Vary by season — currently Monday 3:00–10:00 PM, Tuesday & Thursday 10:00 AM–10:00 PM, Wednesday 11:00 AM–10:00 PM, Friday 12:00–10:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM–6:00 PM, Sunday 12:00–5:00 PM
Address: 520-D 12th Avenue East, Regina, SK S4R 7N6
Contact: 306-586-9586 · reginaracquet@outlook.com · Facebook


Avana Centre at the REAL District — Public Drop-In Badminton in Regina

The REAL District Avana Centre page says the venue is a seasonal multi-sport centre with three sport courts that can be set up for badminton. Treat drop-in play as seasonal and check REAL District for the active schedule before planning a visit.

Option Cost Notes
Drop-in badminton $5/person/hour when drop-in is offered Seasonal; older calendars listed 3 badminton courts and 3-day advance reservations
Court rental (private) $80/hour/court + tax Full court for groups, leagues, or events

How to book: For private rentals, email REAL District and confirm court setup, rate, and seasonal availability. For drop-in, use the current monthly calendar when posted; older calendars listed 3-day advance reservations by phone.

Address: 1700 Elphinstone Street, Regina, SK
Contact: 306-352-4944 · realdistrict.ca/venues/avana-centre

Note: Avana Centre is closed for the season effective June 7, 2026. Check the REAL District page for reopening, drop-in calendars, and event closures before visiting.


Regina Sportplex Fieldhouse — City of Regina Public Courts

The City of Regina Sportplex page says the Fieldhouse has 5 badminton courts — the only City-operated facility with dedicated badminton courts in Regina.

Option Cost Notes
Adult (19+) $7.50 + tax Per visit
Youth (13–18) $5.16 + tax Valid student ID may be required
Senior (65+) $5.86 + tax
Family $14.99 + tax Max 2 adults plus children
Leisure Pass (monthly) $60.93/month Unlimited access to all City leisure centres · breaks even at 9 visits/month

How to book: Reserve through Regina Recreation Online up to 3 days in advance, or call 306-777-PLAY (7529). One booking per person per day.

Address: 1717 Elphinstone Street, Regina, SK
Contact: 306-777-7529 (PlayLine)


Eagle Badminton Club — Community Club in Regina

The Eagle Badminton Club page says this community club plays at W.F. Ready School gym on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday evenings. Rosters may fill, so email the club to confirm availability or join the waitlist.

Detail Info
When Monday, Wednesday, Saturday evenings
Where W.F. Ready School, 2110 Helmsing Street, Regina
Cost $5/night drop-in (when available)
Status Contact the organizer for current openings or waitlist details

Contact: Jason Liu — Jul683@mail.usask.ca


Regina Rec League — Social Badminton Leagues

Regina Rec League has historically run badminton on Sunday and Monday nights (6:00–10:00 PM) at various gym locations, with individual registration around $80 + tax for a 10–12 week season. As of July 2026 badminton is not listed among the league's current sports, so check reginarecleague.com for the current lineup before planning on it.

Contact: reginarecleague.com


Saskatoon

Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club — Saskatoon's Premier Racquet Club

The Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club website says this is Saskatoon's only dedicated racquet sports facility, on Spadina Crescent West overlooking the South Saskatchewan River. Riverside offers memberships, non-member drop-in, lessons, weekly leagues, a pro shop, and tournament hosting.

Non-Member / Drop-In Rates

The Riverside Book a Court page lists:

Detail Info
Badminton drop-in rate $15/player/hour (1-hour minimum, 2-hour max)
Advance booking Up to 24 hours in advance; minimum 2 players
Same-day drop-in Walk in pending court availability
Shoe policy Non-members must rent badminton shoes from the front desk — $5/pair, mandatory; all bookings are non-refundable

Membership

The Riverside membership page says categories include Full, Matinee (weekdays until 4 PM), Junior (under 17), Student (18–24), and Family. Members get no court fees, 10% pro-shop discount, court reservation privileges, and discounts on lessons and leagues. Badminton season runs October 1 to April 30. Contact 306-242-5584 for current pricing.

Tournaments at Riverside

Tournament Date
2026 Badminton Riverside Open March 7–8, 2026
2026 Junior Badminton Open June 27–28, 2026

Address: 645 Spadina Crescent West, Saskatoon, SK S7M 1C1
Contact: 306-242-5584 · saskatoonriverside.com


Saskatoon Field House — City of Saskatoon Public Courts

The City of Saskatoon Field House page says this is the only City-operated facility with indoor badminton courts in Saskatoon. Courts are available for 1-hour sessions.

Admission Cost
Adult (19+) $10.80
Youth (6–18) $6.50
Preschool (0–5) Free
Family $21.60

How to book: Call 306-975-3354 at least two days in advance for one-hour court reservations, or use the City of Saskatoon drop-in schedule for public court times. Bring your own racquets and shuttles unless the facility confirms equipment availability.

Address: 2020 College Drive, Saskatoon, SK
Contact: 306-975-3354 · saskatoon.ca/field-house


Wildwood Community Association — Self-Directed Badminton in Saskatoon

The Wildwood Community Association programs page says Wildwood offers self-directed, self-officiated badminton when scheduled, with some equipment available but players encouraged to bring their own. Registration caps are limited, so use the current Wildwood program page instead of relying on an old weekday listing.

Detail Info
When Seasonal — check current programs page
Where Wildwood School Gym, Saskatoon
Cost Check current session fee; $15/year community membership may be required
Registration ourwildwood.ca/register

Wildwood is a good low-barrier community option when badminton appears on the active program schedule, but current dates and fees should be verified at ourwildwood.ca/programs.

Contact: programs@ourwildwood.ca


Saskatoon Rec League — Social Badminton Doubles

Saskatoon Rec League has historically run co-ed badminton doubles in Fall (October–December) and Winter (January–March) at the Shaw Centre, with games Sunday and Monday nights, 6:00–10:00 PM. As of July 2026 badminton is not listed among the league's current sports, so confirm on saskatoonrecleague.com before registering.

Registration Cost Notes
Individual $80 + tax Matched with a team
Team (early) $250 + tax + $80 deposit $80 deposit is refundable
Team (late) $300 + tax + $80 deposit After early registration deadline

Four divisions: Rookie, Really Rec, Rec Plus, and Intermediate. Teams have 2 on court with at least one female player required. Must be 18+. First-come, first-served registration.

Contact: saskatoonrecleague.com


University Badminton Intramurals — USask and University of Regina

University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)

UNIVERSITY

USask Rec says badminton intramurals run in fall and winter terms with Recreational and Competitive divisions. Games on Fridays — 4:00–7:00 PM (Recreational) and 7:00–10:00 PM (Competitive). Registration: $75/team + GST, up to 16 teams per level.

Term Registration Opens Deadline
Fall September 2 September 16
Winter January 2 January 13

Contact: cr.courts@usask.ca

University of Regina

UNIVERSITY

The University of Regina offers badminton intramurals through IMLeagues. Check their portal for current registration and scheduling.


Where Can You Get Badminton Lessons in Saskatchewan?

CrossCourt Badminton — Junior and Private Coaching (Regina)

Three junior streams — Beginner, Advanced, and Elite — plus daily lessons for all levels and private coaching. Contact reginaracquet@outlook.com or call 306-586-9586 for pricing and schedules.

Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club — Lessons (Saskatoon)

Small group badminton lessons for all skill levels, with discounts for members. Contact 306-242-5584 for schedules and pricing.

Loi's Badminton — Stringing and Pro Shop (Saskatoon)

Loi's Badminton is led by Cinnati Loi (NCCP Level 2 Head Coach). Check the current training schedule before planning around lessons; the pro shop and racquet stringing remain active:

Service Cost
Full restring (strings provided) $25 (tax included)
Minor string repair $8 (tax included)

Contact: Cinnati Loi — 306-262-0628 · cinnati@loibadminton.com


Tournaments and Competitive Play in Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Badminton Association (SBA) sanctions tournaments across Junior U13, U15, U17, U19, plus open and masters events. Use the current SBA calendar or club registration pages before planning travel.

Event Date Venue
Saskatoon and Regina junior events Check live calendar Often club-hosted; registration windows change by season
Open and masters events Check live calendar Riverside and other Saskatchewan venues appear regularly
Multi-sport games and school events Seasonal Confirm through SBA, school hosts, or event organizers

Full tournament calendar: saskbadminton.ca/events


What Should You Bring to Your First Session?

Flat-lay illustration of badminton gear: non-marking court shoes, a badminton racket, shuttlecocks, and a water bottle, each with a short label.
The essentials to pack for your first badminton session in Regina or Saskatoon.
Item Required? Notes
Non-marking court shoes Yes — every venue Riverside requires non-members to rent shoes on-site ($5/pair)
Badminton racket Almost always Avana calendars have listed free equipment when drop-in is active; most other venues expect your own
Shuttlecocks Often Avana calendars have listed shuttles when drop-in is active; Saskatoon Field House and Wildwood usually require your own
Water bottle & towel Recommended School gyms rarely have water fountains
Reservation / payment Yes CrossCourt books online; Riverside accepts same-day walk-in when courts are available; Avana is seasonal

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I play badminton in Regina without a membership?+

The Regina Sportplex Fieldhouse has 5 bookable courts at $7.50/visit (adult). CrossCourt Badminton rents courts at $25/court. Eagle Badminton Club charges $5/night when space is available, but roster space can be limited. Avana Centre is seasonal, so confirm the current schedule with REAL District.

Where can I play badminton in Saskatoon without a membership?+

Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club has six indoor badminton courts and accepts non-member play when available. The Saskatoon Field House offers badminton court bookings and adult admission is $10.80. Wildwood Community Association lists self-directed badminton when scheduled; check the current program page. The Saskatoon Rec League runs seasonal doubles leagues.

What is the cheapest way to play badminton in Regina?+

Avana Centre can be a low-cost option when seasonal drop-in is active, but confirm reopening and rates with REAL District. Eagle Badminton Club is also affordable when roster space is available, while CrossCourt works best when you split a court with a group.

What is the cheapest way to play badminton in Saskatoon?+

Wildwood Community Association can be a low-cost option when self-directed badminton is on the active program schedule, but current fees and dates need to be checked. USask intramurals are generally the cheapest path for eligible students. Saskatoon Rec League fees vary by season, so confirm current registration before budgeting.

Is there badminton coaching for kids in Regina or Saskatoon?+

CrossCourt Badminton in Regina offers Beginner, Advanced, and Elite junior streams with daily lessons and private coaching. Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club in Saskatoon offers lessons for all skill levels with discounted rates for junior members (under 17).

Are there badminton tournaments in Saskatchewan?+

Yes. The Saskatchewan Badminton Association sanctions junior and open tournaments each season. Major 2025–2026 events: Saskatoon Junior Tournament (February), Saskatchewan Winter Games (February, Meadow Lake), Badminton Riverside Open (March), and Junior Badminton Open (June). Full calendar at saskbadminton.ca/events.

Is there a badminton social league in Regina or Saskatoon?+

Both cities have rec leagues that have historically offered badminton. The Regina Rec League and Saskatoon Rec League ran Sunday/Monday night badminton at $80/individual, but as of July 2026 badminton is not listed among either league's current sports — check their sites for the latest lineup.

Where can I get a badminton racquet restrung in Saskatchewan?+

Loi's Badminton in Saskatoon offers full restringing at $25 (strings included, tax included) and minor repairs at $8. Contact Cinnati Loi at 306-262-0628. CrossCourt Badminton in Regina also operates a pro shop — contact them for stringing services.

Can I play badminton at the University of Saskatchewan?+

Yes. USask runs badminton intramurals every Friday evening during fall and winter terms. Recreational (4:00–7:00 PM) and Competitive (7:00–10:00 PM). Registration: $75/team + GST, up to 16 teams per level. Opens September (fall) and January (winter). Contact cr.courts@usask.ca.

Does the Avana Centre provide badminton equipment?+

When Avana Centre drop-in is active, equipment and booking rules can change by season, so confirm reopening, rates, and drop-in rules with REAL District.

How much does it cost to rent a badminton court in Regina?+

CrossCourt Badminton rents courts at $25/court (book online). Split between 4 players = $6.25/person. Avana Centre lists private court rental at $80/hour/court + tax when seasonal rentals are available. Sportplex Fieldhouse charges $7.50 + tax per adult visit.


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About this guide: Covers 10 venues across Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan — including CrossCourt Badminton, Avana Centre (REAL District), Regina Sportplex Fieldhouse, Eagle Badminton Club, Regina Rec League, Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club, Saskatoon Field House, Wildwood Community Association, Saskatoon Rec League, and University of Saskatchewan — plus coaching, stringing, and tournament information. Last verified July 2026. Maintained by the Badminton House editorial team with information sourced from CrossCourt Badminton, REAL District, City of Regina Recreation, Eagle Badminton Club, Riverside Badminton & Tennis Club, City of Saskatoon Recreation, Wildwood Community Association, Saskatchewan Badminton Association, Loi's Badminton, USask Campus Rec, Regina Rec League, and Saskatoon Rec League. Prices and schedules may change — contact venues directly to confirm. Have an update? Email info@badmintonhouse.ca.

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