Find pickleball near you

It depends! Some courts have permanent nets and lines. Others require players to bring their own net or draw their own lines. When you search on Pickleheads, you can filter by the type of lines (permanent, chalk or tape) and the type of net (pickleball net, tennis net or bring your own). Please note: our data is only as good as what other Pickleheads provide us with. If you see any incorrect line or net information, be sure to suggest changes to your local court and we’ll update it right away.

Pickleball courts with lights are often the most popular since you can keep playing after dark! We have 5,145 courts in our database with lights. To find the ones near you, just search for courts with lights. You can also filter by other key features like indoor and outdoor.

Depending on the weather, you might be looking for an indoor court or an outdoor court. With our court finder you can filter for one or the other in the features section. Playing pickleball in the wind or rain can be challenging, so we’ve also included a weather forecast on every court page to help you plan upcoming matches and open play sessions.

Yes! There are 7,063 free, public pickleball courts in the Pickleheads database. When searching for courts, you can filter by access. Some courts are free while others may charge a one-time fee or recurring membership. Other courts are private. If a court page is lacking accurate fee or membership information, please suggest changes on the court page or contact [email protected]. We’ll get the page updated as soon as possible.

No, Pickleheads is not a court reservation system. Some courts may require a reservation, membership or one-time fee. We do our best to provide you with reservation information when available. If you manage a local court and would like to add reservation information to your court’s page, you can suggest changes or contact [email protected].

We rely on our community to keep court information up-to-date. Any Picklehead can suggest updates to a local court page. Just sign up for an account, visit the court page and find the “suggest changes” button. If you’re the manager or owner of a court, you can also email us at [email protected]. We’ll do our best to ensure your courts are properly represented on Pickleheads.

You will need a pickleball paddle and at least one pickleball ball to play. Depending on the court, you may also need to bring your own net or create your own lines. When you search on Pickleheads, you can filter by the type of lines (permanent, chalk or tape) and the type of net (pickleball net, tennis net or bring your own).