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About this place

Eight pickleball courts, four dedicated and four dual-striped, in an 18.2-acre park in the south-east of the city. The City calls it a "Hybrid location: 4 dedicated pickleball courts and 4 dual-striped courts for either tennis or pickleball." Eight is the sum of the City's own two figures.

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The park's own page says "True to Marina Vista's name, the park overlooks the water and provides a scenic atmosphere", and lists two soccer fields, tennis courts and a softball diamond. Its amenity list has no pickleball line; the courts appear only on the pickleball page.

Getting there

5355 Eliot St, Long Beach, CA 90814, Los Angeles County. The City's pickleball page locates the park by cross streets only, "Colorado St. & Santiago"; the park's own page gives "5355 Eliot St.", and that is the address published. OpenStreetMap matched it at house-number level in Long Beach, while the US Census geocoder answered "5355 E ELIOT ST", adding a compass direction the City does not write.

The City publishes nothing about parking. The amenity list has no restroom line, but the history records that "The freestanding restroom building was added in 1992".

What to expect

Four courts you can count on and four you share. The dedicated four are pickleball courts whenever you arrive. The dual-striped four are "for either tennis or pickleball", and under the City's rule, first come, first served with "court signage regarding shared use must be observed", a tennis player who arrived first has the court.

So Marina Vista is two games guaranteed and a rotation of eight if the tennis side is quiet, and the City does not say when that is.

No hours are stated for the park or the courts, and the courts cannot be reserved. Lighting is not stated for any court here, so it is recorded as unknown and daylight is the plan. No price, no surface, no indoor or outdoor word.

Sources for the above: City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine, checked 2026-09-07 · City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine, checked 2026-09-07 · US Census Bureau, checked 2026-09-07

Court details

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Climate controlled
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Lights
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Pro shop
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Court availability
Eight pickleball courts, four of them dedicated and four dual-striped for either tennis or pickleball, in an 18.2-acre park in the south-east of the city: "Hybrid location: 4 dedicated pickleball courts and 4 dual-striped courts for either tennis or pickleball." The City's pickleball page locates the park by its cross streets, "Colorado St. & Santiago"; the park's own page gives the street address, "5355 Eliot St.", and that is the address published here. On the dual-striped four, a tennis player who arrived first has the court. First come, first served. Price, lighting and surface are not stated.
Level of play
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Hours & schedule

Not stated — the operator has not published opening hours. Ring ahead.

Fees & access

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Amenities

  • Restrooms: not stated
  • Lights: not stated
  • 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

5355 Eliot St, Long Beach, CA

Parking: Not stated

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Where each fact came from

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Total courts8longbeach.gov2026-09-07
Indoor courtsNot statedNo source yet
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SurfaceNot statedNo source yet
LightsNot statedNo source yet
Nets providedNot statedNo source yet
Climate controlledNot statedNo source yet
CoveredNot statedNo source yet
CostNot statedNo source yet
Membership fromNot statedNo source yet
Drop-in feeNot statedNo source yet
RestroomNot statedNo source yet
Pro shopNot statedNo source yet
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Address5355 Eliot Stlongbeach.gov2026-09-07
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HoursNot statedNo source yet
Court availabilityEight pickleball courts, four of them dedicated and four dual-striped for either tennis or pickleball, in an 18.2-acre park in the south-east of the city: "Hybrid location: 4 dedicated pickleball courts and 4 dual-striped courts for either tennis or pickleball." The City's pickleball page locates the park by its cross streets, "Colorado St. & Santiago"; the park's own page gives the street address, "5355 Eliot St.", and that is the address published here. On the dual-striped four, a tennis player who arrived first has the court. First come, first served. Price, lighting and surface are not stated.longbeach.gov2026-09-07
Level of playNot statedNo source yet
ParkingNot statedNo source yet
AmenitiesNot statedNo source yet
WebsiteNot statedNo source yet

Questions about Marina Vista Park

How many courts are there?

Eight, the City's own sum: "4 dedicated pickleball courts and 4 dual-striped courts for either tennis or pickleball." Four are pickleball only; four are shared with tennis.

Which address is right?

Both are the City's. The pickleball page gives cross streets, "Colorado St. & Santiago"; the park page gives "5355 Eliot St.", and the street address is the one published here.

Is it free?

Not stated. First come, first served is the City's play format for its park courts, and no price is published either way.

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