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Pickleball Courts in Portland, OR

14 venues · 73 courts

Courts in Portland14
Indoor / Outdoor
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14 venues

Every venue in Portland14

We list 14 pickleball venues in Portland, covering 73 courts. Every figure on this page comes from the parks records of the authority that runs them, and every venue below carries the source it came from and the date we checked it. Last checked Sep 2026. All 14 have a page of their own, with the source behind every fact and the date it was checked.

  • A pickleball court, not Portland Tennis Center. We do not have a photograph of this venue.16 courtsOutdoor

    Portland Tennis Center

    324 NE 12th Ave

    16 outdoor courts · lighting not stated · nets provided · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Columbia Park. We do not have a photograph of this venue.8 courtsOutdoorPublic Park

    Columbia Park

    4503 N Lombard St

    8 outdoor courts · lighting not stated · bring a net · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Jumbo's Pickleball Portland. We do not have a photograph of this venue.8 courtsIndoor

    Jumbo's Pickleball Portland

    2320 LLOYD CENTER, PORTLAND, OR, 97232

    lighting not stated · nets not stated

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Sellwood Park. We do not have a photograph of this venue.8 courtsOutdoorPublic Park

    Sellwood Park

    7987 SE Grand Ave

    8 outdoor courts · lighting not stated · bring a net · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Gabriel Park. We do not have a photograph of this venue.6 courtsOutdoorPublic Park

    Gabriel Park

    4508 SW Nevada St

    6 outdoor courts · lighting not stated · nets provided · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Southwest Community Center. We do not have a photograph of this venue.5 courtsIndoorCommunity Center

    Southwest Community Center

    6820 SW 45th Ave

    lighting not stated · nets not stated · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not East Portland Community Center. We do not have a photograph of this venue.4 courtsIndoorCommunity Center

    East Portland Community Center

    740 SE 106th Ave

    lighting not stated · nets not stated

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Pier Park. We do not have a photograph of this venue.4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park

    Pier Park

    10325 N Lombard St

    4 outdoor courts · lighting not stated · bring a net · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not St. Johns Racquet Center. We do not have a photograph of this venue.4 courts

    St. Johns Racquet Center

    7519 N BURLINGTON AVE, PORTLAND, OR, 97203

    lighting not stated · nets not stated

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Montavilla Community Center. We do not have a photograph of this venue.3 courtsIndoorCommunity Center

    Montavilla Community Center

    8219 NE Glisan St

    lighting not stated · nets not stated

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Friendly House. We do not have a photograph of this venue.2 courtsIndoor

    Friendly House

    1737 NW 26TH AVE, PORTLAND, OR, 97210

    lighting not stated · nets not stated

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Laurelhurst Park. We do not have a photograph of this venue.2 courtsOutdoorPublic Park

    Laurelhurst Park

    3789 SE Oak St

    2 outdoor courts · lighting not stated · nets provided · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not St. Johns Community Center. We do not have a photograph of this venue.2 courtsIndoorCommunity Center

    St. Johns Community Center

    8427 N Central St

    lighting not stated · nets not stated · restroom nearby

    CheckedSep 2026
  • A pickleball court, not Hillside Park. We do not have a photograph of this venue.1 courtOutdoorPublic Park

    Hillside Park

    653 NW Culpepper Terrace

    1 outdoor court · lighting not stated · bring a net

    CheckedSep 2026

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VenueCourtsTypeLightsNetsAddress
Portland Tennis Center16 courtsOutdoorNot statedYes324 NE 12th Ave
Columbia Park8 courtsOutdoorNot statedNo4503 N Lombard St
Jumbo's Pickleball Portland8 courtsIndoorNot statedNot stated2320 LLOYD CENTER, PORTLAND, OR, 97232
Sellwood Park8 courtsOutdoorNot statedNo7987 SE Grand Ave
Gabriel Park6 courtsOutdoorNot statedYes4508 SW Nevada St
Southwest Community Center5 courtsIndoorNot statedNot stated6820 SW 45th Ave
East Portland Community Center4 courtsIndoorNot statedNot stated740 SE 106th Ave
Pier Park4 courtsOutdoorNot statedNo10325 N Lombard St
St. Johns Racquet Center4 courtsNot statedNot statedNot stated7519 N BURLINGTON AVE, PORTLAND, OR, 97203
Montavilla Community Center3 courtsIndoorNot statedNot stated8219 NE Glisan St
Friendly House2 courtsIndoorNot statedNot stated1737 NW 26TH AVE, PORTLAND, OR, 97210
Laurelhurst Park2 courtsOutdoorNot statedYes3789 SE Oak St
St. Johns Community Center2 courtsIndoorNot statedNot stated8427 N Central St
Hillside Park1 courtOutdoorNot statedNo653 NW Culpepper Terrace

Where to play, depending on what you want

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Best if you want the most courts in one place

Portland Tennis Center, with sixteen, one of the largest single-venue counts in this directory. The catch is in the same sentence that gives the number: pickleball there runs as a registered summer programme, "available from mid June until early September", through an ActiveNet account, with no court reservations. Outside that window the sixteen courts are not a pickleball answer. For eight courts on an ordinary day in November, Columbia Park and Sellwood Park each have eight, free, and open dawn to dusk.

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Best if you want a court that is only ever a pickleball court

Gabriel Park has six courts the city describes as 'pickleball only', with permanent lines and nets included, so you can turn up carrying a paddle and nothing else. Laurelhurst Park has two on the same terms and Hillside Park has one, but Gabriel is the largest of the three and one of the four sites Portland names as sanctioned pickleball parks. Everywhere else in this city, bring your own net.

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Best if it is raining, which is most of the year

Southwest Community Center has five indoor courts on a wood floor, the most of the four centres that take drop-in players, at $6 for adults and $5 for seniors. East Portland Community Center has four, Montavilla three and St. Johns two. This is the part of Portland's provision that matters between October and May, when the free outdoor courts close at dusk, which arrives at half past four in December.

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Best if you do not want to pay anything

Twenty-nine outdoor courts across six parks are described by the city with one word: free. Columbia Park and Sellwood Park have eight each, Gabriel six, Pier four, Laurelhurst two and Hillside one. Portland is the first city in this directory where we can say a venue is free rather than saying we have not checked, and five cities came before it and not one of their operators put a price, or the absence of one, in writing.

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Parking

Nothing is published. Portland Parks & Recreation lists an address, a court count, a cost and an amenities line for each of these eleven venues, and never mentions parking: not a lot, not a fee, not a permit district. Columbia, Sellwood, Laurelhurst and Gabriel are large, popular parks whose car parks also serve a pool, a playground or a sports field. Whether any of them falls inside a residential permit-parking district is not something the department says.

Portland Parks & Recreation, checked 2026-09-03 · US Census Bureau, checked 2026-09-03

When to turn up

Unstated. The outdoor courts are first-come, first-served, and Portland asks players to "limit play to 60 minutes when courts are in demand as a courtesy to other players". Its rules add that a single player may not hold a court while a partner arrives. The department publishes no guidance on busy times at any site. Play is dawn to dusk at every outdoor site.

Portland Parks & Recreation, checked 2026-09-03

What you will actually find

The department says "hard courts" at nine of the eleven venues. That word is not recorded as a surface, because asphalt, concrete and acrylic are all hard. Pier Park says "concrete". Southwest and St. Johns community centres say "wood". Nothing is published about condition. The one note the city makes applies everywhere: the surface is slippery when wet. Nine of eleven venues are described as having permanent lines.

Portland Parks & Recreation, checked 2026-09-03

Getting into a game

Portland has written down where pickleball may be striped, and why. The department says most of its tennis court areas "are not far enough away from homes to properly reduce the noise from pickleball play", and that it adds pickleball striping only where courts are 300 to 600 feet from housing. It names four sanctioned pickleball parks: Columbia, Pier, Sellwood and Gabriel. It concedes that some existing striping predates that rule.

Alongside the parks runs an indoor programme. Four community centres take drop-in players at $6 for adults and $5 for seniors. Registered play at the Portland Tennis Center and two of the centres goes through an ActiveNet account. Painting, taping or chalking your own lines on a Portland tennis court is against the rules.

Portland Parks & Recreation, checked 2026-09-03

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from one of these, and each venue names the source behind each of its own fields: . How we verify.