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Pickleball courts near me
Find pickleball courts near your location — public parks, rec centers and clubs, with address and directions.
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Pickleball is America's fastest-growing sport, and courts are popping up everywhere — our directory maps more than 25,000 across the US. Share your location and we'll show you the nearest pickleball courts sorted by distance, from public park courts to dedicated clubs.
Dedicated courts vs. shared lines
Pickleball is played on many kinds of surfaces. Some parks and clubs have dedicated pickleball courts with permanent nets, while many facilities paint pickleball lines on existing tennis or multi-use courts and set up portable nets. Dedicated courts mean no waiting for a net and a truer bounce; shared courts are more common and perfectly playable, but you may need to bring a portable net or coordinate with tennis players. Our listings include both — check the details for each location.
Public parks, clubs and rec centers
Public park courts are usually free and open on a first-come, first-served basis, which is why they get busy at peak hours (early mornings and evenings). Dedicated clubs and indoor facilities charge a fee or membership but offer court reservations, organized open play, lessons and league nights — ideal if you want guaranteed court time or a place to meet other players. Rec centers and YMCAs often sit in between, with affordable drop-in sessions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a pickleball court near me?
Allow location access on this page and we'll show you the closest pickleball courts with their location and distance. You can widen the search radius up to 50 km (about 30 miles).
Are pickleball courts free to play?
Many public park courts are free on a first-come basis, while clubs and rec centers may charge a fee or require reservations. Check each listing for details.
What are the dimensions of a pickleball court?
A pickleball court is 20 by 44 feet (6.10 × 13.41 m) — the same for singles and doubles — with a 7-foot non-volley zone ("the kitchen") on each side of the net.
How do you play pickleball?
Pickleball uses an underhand serve, a two-bounce rule, and a non-volley zone called the kitchen; games go to 11, win by 2. See our full pickleball rules guide for how to serve, score and play.
What do I need to bring?
A paddle and a pickleball are the essentials — many clubs rent paddles for beginners. Wear court shoes with good grip, and bring a portable net if you're playing on shared tennis or multi-use courts.