As one of the fastest growing sports in the Nation, Pickleball courts have begun springing up everywhere.
South Florida is one of the best places to be, with many professionals residing in surrounding areas.
There are no shortages of courts—on the contrary, it can be hard to single out which courts are worth your time, considering how many populates the area.
We did the research so you don’t have to; here are our choices for the top 10 courts to play at in South Florida.
Jupiter Community Park
Located within the heart of Jupiter Community Park off Church Street, the pickleball courts at JCP are some of the most renowned ones around. With 8 courts and lights that stay on until 9:30pm, the efficient paddle system keeps wait time down, despite the many players that frequent this location.
Whether you’re looking for competitive play or just a fun time, JCP has it all. The people are what really makes these courts some of the best, as all newcomers are welcomed with open arms, smiles, and they’ll have you feeling like part of the Jupiter family in no time.
Delray Beach Tennis Center
For all the ambitious players searching for some of the best competition South Florida has to offer, Delray Beach Tennis Center right off Atlantic Avenue is the spot for you.
While there is a small fee of $5 required for Florida residents, you will have the opportunity to play with top players in the area, ensuring the price will be worth it.
There are 8 well-lit courts, a pro shop, locker rooms, and play lasts until 9:00pm Monday through Friday.
Halpatioke Park Tennis Center
Halpatioke is located in Stuart, Florida, and has 18 hard style courts with permanent lines and nets.
The courts are free to play on and can either be reserved, or prime open play times range from 7-9am and 5-9pm.
Halpatioke has some of the best morning play in the area, so if you’re an early bird looking to catch some games before work, these are the courts to hit. You can find both restrooms and a water station on site.
Okeeheelee Park
If you’re looking for an electric atmosphere of play with music, high level players, and 6 courts where open play extends until 9:30pm, Okeeheelee Park is the place to be.
Located off Forest Hill Blvd in West Palm Beach, we think Okeeheelee ranks amongst the top for its abundance of players and relaxed community while simultaneously bringing together some of the best players in West Palm Beach and nearby areas.
The Yards
In the heart of Sawgrass Players Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, The Yards is a pickleball facility with 12 courts.
There are courts designated for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players.
A membership is required and there’s not just open play, but also leagues, lessons, and tournaments for all ages.
Lilac Park
With 24 pickleball courts, Lilac Park steals the crown for having the most courts around in South Florida.
It’s in Palm Beach Gardens with courts dedicated to all skill levels and prides its community on being exceptionally welcoming to new players.
It is a public facility with no charge required between 12-5pm, but before and after that, a daily fee of $5 (Palm Beach Gardens resident) or $15 (non-resident) is asked for.
Sip and Pickle
For the picklers who prefer leisurely play with socialization over intense competition, Sip and Pickle in Miami offers just that.
Located in the vibrant atmosphere of Wynwood Marketplace, this is Miami’s first pickleball social club, where players can eat, sip, party and play. It features 5 outdoor courts and has great vibes for the whole family.
DETA Pickleball Club
17 outdoor pickleball courts. Shade. And the largest pickleball facility in Miami-Dade County, DETA not only requires no membership or registration fees, but it’s also open to the public and proudly offers organized play, clinics and lessons, mixers, socials, and tournaments.
It’s open until 10pm on the weekends, allowing you to play well into the night. As one of the biggest pickleball locations in all South Florida, it’s a must to check out!
Riverside Park
Residing in Coral Springs, Florida, close to Fort Lauderdale, Riverside Park opened in the Summer of 2023 and shows off not just 10 dedicated pickleball courts, but tons of other amenities like a playground, workout area, and even a Ninja Warrior training course.
The courts are free to play, and most folks are willing to hit with anyone, but if you are an advanced player, they have some higher-level courts as well.
Replay
Replay, titled the modern sports club, is a place where you can “compete, sweat, and socialize.” If you think the 7 indoor pickleball courts aren’t enough, then maybe the padel courts, full gym, and spa will be enough to sell you on this Boynton Beach pickleball club. Luxury facilities for a luxury experience, and if you play here, you’ll find yourself surrounded by some of the professionals. Memberships start at $250.
The Bottom LIne: Pickeball Courts in South Florida
Every player searches for something different in the games they play in, so we hope one of these pickleball spots appeals to what you look for in a game.
See you on the courts!
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