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Leaside Fairgrounds

Leaside Fairgrounds is a pickleball court in Thorncliffe Park, Toronto, and it is on the Kings Court map. Show up, play pickleball, log the result in the app, and the place carries your name until someone takes it from you.

About this spot

• SportPickleball Courts
• LocationThorncliffe Park, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• MapOpen in Google Maps (43.71357, -79.36149)
• SettingIndoor
• Surfaceartificial turf
• Accessyes

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Questions, answered

How do I claim Leaside Fairgrounds?

Three steps. Find Leaside Fairgrounds on the Kings Court map. Play a real game there and log the win in the app, and the place carries your name. Then defend it: challengers will come for your crown, and holding the court is the whole game.

Where is Leaside Fairgrounds?

Leaside Fairgrounds is in Thorncliffe Park, Toronto, in the Toronto area. It is one of the 45 pickleball courts on the Kings Court map in Toronto.

Is Kings Court free to play?

Yes. Sign up free at www.mykingscourt.ca. It runs in your browser, and you can add it to your home screen. Find a court, play a real game, and start claiming.

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