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Horizon Park

Pickleball at Horizon Park in Scottsdale, AZ. Every fact below shows where it came from and when we checked it. 8 of 22 fields are confirmed, and the rest say so rather than guessing.

15444 N. 100th St., Scottsdale, AZ

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About this place

Ten outdoor lighted pickleball courts, the largest count in Scottsdale, and one of the larger single-site counts anywhere in this directory. Free to use, drop-in, not reservable, open sunrise to 10:30 p.m. daily. Horizon Park sits in north-east Scottsdale off 100th Street, and the City publishes the rule for sharing a court alongside the count: standard game to 11, win by two, a 30-minute limit, then rotate off for whoever is waiting.

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Ten courts changes what a busy session feels like. At a two-court venue a queue is a wait; at ten it is a rotation, and the City's 30-minute clock is what makes that work. The City also states that mornings are typically the busiest time for pickleball play here.

Getting there

15444 N. 100th St., Scottsdale, AZ 85260, matched by the Census geocoder to Scottsdale city, Maricopa County. Cholla Park's eight courts are a few miles away, the nearest published alternative. Nothing is published about parking at any Scottsdale venue.

What to expect

The best odds in Scottsdale of getting on a court, and the same rules as everywhere else in the city: no booking, first come first served, games to 11 with a 30-minute limit when people are waiting, no amplified sound. Lit until 10:30 p.m., which in a Phoenix-area summer is the whole basis on which the venue is usable. Surface and nets are not published. Restrooms are, in the park page's feature list, and so is the price, which is nothing.

Sources for the above: City of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-09-04 · City of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-09-04 · US Census Bureau, checked 2026-09-04

Court details

Surface
Not stated
Nets provided
Not stated
Covered
Not stated
Climate controlled
Not stated
Lights
Yes
Pro shop
Not stated
Court availability
Ten lighted courts, the largest count in Scottsdale, drop-in and not reservable, first come first served. The same sharing rule applies as at every Scottsdale court: standard game to 11, win by two, a 30-minute limit, then rotate off for anyone waiting. The City states that mornings are typically the busiest time here.
Level of play
Not stated

Hours & schedule

  • Open sunrise to 10:30 p.m. daily.

Fees & access

Cost
Free
Drop-in fee
Not stated
Membership from
Not stated
Access
Not stated

Amenities

  • Restrooms
  • Lights
  • Nets provided: not stated
  • Covered courts: not stated
  • Climate controlled: not stated
  • Pro shop: not stated
  • Parking: not stated

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Location & directions

15444 N. 100th St., Scottsdale, AZ

Parking: Not stated

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Where each fact came from

8 of 22 facts carry a source and a date
FactValueSourceChecked
Total courts10scottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Indoor courtsNot statedNo source yet
Outdoor courts10scottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
SurfaceNot statedNo source yet
LightsYesscottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Nets providedNot statedNo source yet
Climate controlledNot statedNo source yet
CoveredNot statedNo source yet
CostFreescottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Membership fromNot statedNo source yet
Drop-in feeNot statedNo source yet
RestroomYesscottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Pro shopNot statedNo source yet
PhoneNot statedNo source yet
Address15444 N. 100th St.scottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Pricing notesNot statedNo source yet
HoursOpen sunrise to 10:30 p.m. daily.scottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Court availabilityTen lighted courts, the largest count in Scottsdale, drop-in and not reservable, first come first served. The same sharing rule applies as at every Scottsdale court: standard game to 11, win by two, a 30-minute limit, then rotate off for anyone waiting. The City states that mornings are typically the busiest time here.scottsdaleaz.gov2026-09-04
Level of playNot statedNo source yet
ParkingNot statedNo source yet
AmenitiesNot statedNo source yet
WebsiteNot statedNo source yet

Questions about Horizon Park

How many courts are there?

Ten: "10 outdoor lighted courts" on the City's pickleball page, and "There are ten pickleball courts at Horizon Park" on the park's own page. It is the largest count in the city.

Is it free?

Yes. The park page states "They are free to use".

When is it busiest?

Mornings. The City states "Mornings are typically the busiest time for pickleball play at Horizon" on the park's own page, one of only three venues in this entire directory where a peak time has been published by the operator, and all three are in Scottsdale.

Can I book for a group?

No. The City's pickleball page states that no reservation is required and courts are first come, first served. For a group, the practical approach is the City's own rotation rule: games to 11, win by two, 30-minute limit, rotate off for waiting players.

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