Madoma Park Court Improvements

The Madoma Park sports courts are nearing the end of their service life and are currently scheduled for reconstruction in Fall 2026. The project will include new paving, fencing, and court markings for dedicated sports courts.

The reconstructed courts will remain within the existing facility footprint. Upgraded drainage and surfacing will enhance safety, durability, and ease of maintenance, helping to extend the lifespan of the new facility. An accessible route will also be incorporated to improve access for all park users.

Get Involved

The City has reopened public consultation and engagement for the Madoma Park Court Improvement project. Additional consultation is being undertaken to ensure the community has the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process and to help identify the appropriate balance of park amenities.

This expanded public engagement opportunity will build upon the consultation that took place in March. If you previously participated in the survey, your feedback has been recorded and will be considered as part of this process. However, we encourage you to take part in this new round of engagement as well.

If you are new to the Madoma Park Court Improvements project, please register for project updates on this page.

The Madoma Park sports courts are nearing the end of their service life and are currently scheduled for reconstruction in Fall 2026. The project will include new paving, fencing, and court markings for dedicated sports courts.

The reconstructed courts will remain within the existing facility footprint. Upgraded drainage and surfacing will enhance safety, durability, and ease of maintenance, helping to extend the lifespan of the new facility. An accessible route will also be incorporated to improve access for all park users.

Get Involved

The City has reopened public consultation and engagement for the Madoma Park Court Improvement project. Additional consultation is being undertaken to ensure the community has the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process and to help identify the appropriate balance of park amenities.

This expanded public engagement opportunity will build upon the consultation that took place in March. If you previously participated in the survey, your feedback has been recorded and will be considered as part of this process. However, we encourage you to take part in this new round of engagement as well.

If you are new to the Madoma Park Court Improvements project, please register for project updates on this page.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Survey

    Survey has closed.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Extended Engagement for Madoma Park Court Replacement

    In March 2026, the City conducted public engagement for the Madoma Park Court Replacement Project to help determine whether the redeveloped courts should include four dedicated pickleball courts or two dedicated tennis courts. The feedback received indicated a desire for broader consultation to allow further consideration of the dedicated court options that best align with park user expectations.

    The City’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan supports the provision of dedicated sports courts rather than shared, overlaid courts. 

    Dedicated courts help to reduce user conflicts, to improve accessibility and the overall user experience, and better support organized and tournament play. Dedicated courts do not include court overlays, thereby improving the player experience as the lines are easier to interpret during play.

    Dedicated pickleball courts help to improve equity among user groups, as pickleball players would no longer be required to provide and set up their own nets to use the courts. 

    Survey closes July 19.

    If you require this survey in an alternate format or assistance in completing it please phone 613-546-0000 or email GetInvolvedKingston@CityofKingston.ca.

Page last updated: 20 Jul 2026, 10:24 AM