20 courtsIndoorPickle at the Palms
15th Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 (Interbay)
lighting not stated · nets not stated
We list 26 pickleball venues in Seattle, covering 114 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.











Miller PlayfieldAlki PlaygroundBrighton PlayfieldGreen Lake Park (East Courts)Laurelhurst PlayfieldDiscovery ParkBeacon Hill ParkObservatory CourtsBitter Lake PlayfieldGeorgetown PlayfieldDearborn ParkSouth Park PlaygroundGilman PlaygroundDelridge PlayfieldKinnear ParkMontlake PlayfieldRainier Beach PlayfieldSoundview PlayfieldLakeridge ParkMt. Baker ParkMaple Leaf Reservoir ParkWest Magnolia PlayfieldWalt Hundley PlayfieldGreenwood Park5th & Taylor Ave (SDOT)24 of these have a page of their own. The rest are verified to exactly the same standard, and every fact on this card and in the table below comes from the same records, but nobody has written them up yet, and a venue page here needs a couple of paragraphs about the actual place before it earns a URL.
20 courtsIndoor15th Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 (Interbay)
lighting not stated · nets not stated
8 courtsOutdoorPublic ParkLighted
13035 Linden Ave N
8 outdoor courts · lit for evening play · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
8 courtsOutdoorPublic Park7201 E Green Lake Dr N
8 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
8 courtsOutdoorPublic ParkLighted
4707 S Cloverdale St
8 outdoor courts · lit for evening play · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
8 courtsOutdoorPublic Park2518 34th Ave W
8 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
5 courtsOutdoorPublic ParkLighted
330 19th Ave E
5 outdoor courts · lit for evening play · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic ParkLighted
5817 SW Lander St
4 outdoor courts · lit for evening play · nets provided · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park1902 13th Ave S
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park6000 39th Ave S
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park2919 S Brandon St
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets not stated · street parking · no restroom
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park4458 Delridge Way SW
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park3801 Discovery Park Blvd
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets not stated · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park750 S Homer St
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets not stated · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park923 NW 54th St
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic ParkLighted
2521 Lake Park Dr S
4 outdoor courts · lit for evening play · nets provided · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park1590 NW 90th St
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets not stated · street parking · restroom nearby
4 courtsOutdoorPublic Park6920 34th Ave SW
4 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
2 courtsOutdoor2600 5TH AVE, SEATTLE, WA, 98121
2 outdoor courts · no lights · nets not stated
2 courtsOutdoorPublic Park10145 Rainier Ave S
2 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
2 courtsOutdoorPublic Park1020 NE 82nd St
2 outdoor courts · no lights · nets provided · street parking · restroom nearby
2 courtsOutdoorPublic Park1405 Warren Ave N
2 outdoor courts · no lights · nets not stated · street parking · no restroom
1 courtOutdoorPublic Park602 N 87th St
1 outdoor court · no lights · nets not stated · street parking · restroom nearby
1 courtOutdoorPublic Park899 W Olympic Pl
1 outdoor court · no lights · nets not stated · street parking · restroom nearby
1 courtOutdoorPublic Park4544 NE 41st St
1 outdoor court · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
1 courtOutdoorPublic Park1618 E Calhoun St
1 outdoor court · no lights · nets not stated · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
1 courtOutdoorPublic Park738 S Sullivan St
1 outdoor court · no lights · nets provided · dedicated parking · restroom nearby
On lighting, 5 of 25 venues that report it (1 not stated) have lit courts for evening play. On cost, 0 of 0 venues that report it (26 not stated) are free to play. Where an operator does not state a fee we have not claimed one either way.
See all 26 Seattle pickleball venues in one table — court count, indoor or outdoor, lights, nets and address — so comparing options across Seattle, Washington takes one scroll instead of nine open tabs.
| Venue | Courts | Type | Lights | Nets | Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pickle at the Palms | 20 courts | Indoor | Not stated | Not stated | 15th Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 (Interbay) |
| Bitter Lake Playfield | 8 courts | Outdoor | Yes | Yes | 13035 Linden Ave N |
| Green Lake Park (East Courts) | 8 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 7201 E Green Lake Dr N |
| Rainier Beach Playfield | 8 courts | Outdoor | Yes | Yes | 4707 S Cloverdale St |
| West Magnolia Playfield | 8 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 2518 34th Ave W |
| Miller Playfield | 5 courts | Outdoor | Yes | Yes | 330 19th Ave E |
| Alki Playground | 4 courts | Outdoor | Yes | Yes | 5817 SW Lander St |
| Beacon Hill Park | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 1902 13th Ave S |
| Brighton Playfield | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 6000 39th Ave S |
| Dearborn Park | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 2919 S Brandon St |
| Delridge Playfield | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 4458 Delridge Way SW |
| Discovery Park | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 3801 Discovery Park Blvd |
| Georgetown Playfield | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 750 S Homer St |
| Gilman Playground | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 923 NW 54th St |
| Mt. Baker Park | 4 courts | Outdoor | Yes | Yes | 2521 Lake Park Dr S |
| Soundview Playfield | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 1590 NW 90th St |
| Walt Hundley Playfield | 4 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 6920 34th Ave SW |
| 5th & Taylor Ave (SDOT) | 2 courts | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 2600 5TH AVE, SEATTLE, WA, 98121 |
| Lakeridge Park | 2 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 10145 Rainier Ave S |
| Maple Leaf Reservoir Park | 2 courts | Outdoor | No | Yes | 1020 NE 82nd St |
| Observatory Courts | 2 courts | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 1405 Warren Ave N |
| Greenwood Park | 1 court | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 602 N 87th St |
| Kinnear Park | 1 court | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 899 W Olympic Pl |
| Laurelhurst Playfield | 1 court | Outdoor | No | Yes | 4544 NE 41st St |
| Montlake Playfield | 1 court | Outdoor | No | Not stated | 1618 E Calhoun St |
| South Park Playground | 1 court | Outdoor | No | Yes | 738 S Sullivan St |
Green Lake Park East, because it is the only place in the city with an organised way in. Seattle Parks runs a scheduled open-play programme there with ambassadors on site who arrange games and work a paddle stacking system, so a single player rotates into matches instead of needing to arrive with three friends. It is also eight courts with nets provided and a dedicated lot. Check the pilot is still running before you rely on it: it was funded for one year from October 2025.
Bitter Lake Playfield and Rainier Beach Playfield are the two biggest sites that also have lights: eight courts each, nets provided, dedicated parking, and the only pair on this list where a game can carry on after dark without falling foul of the new court hours. Only five of the twenty-four venues have lights at all, so on a Seattle winter evening the choice is genuinely these two, Miller Playfield, Alki Playground or Mt. Baker Park.
There isn't one. Every single pickleball court in Seattle is outdoor, none is covered, and none is climate controlled, so there is no wet-weather option on this page at all. That is a real gap in a city that rains, and we would rather say so than point you at a court that is merely sheltered. Indoor pickleball in Seattle does exist inside community centres and private clubs; none of those has been checked against a named source yet, so none of them is listed here.
Seattle Parks records a parking type at every one of these court locations, and the split is almost even: twelve have a dedicated lot, thirteen are street parking only. A lot at Green Lake Park East, Bitter Lake Playfield, Rainier Beach Playfield or Delridge Playfield serves the whole park rather than the courts, so a lot existing is not the same as a space being free when you arrive. The street-parking sites include Beacon Hill Park, Observatory Courts, Kinnear Park and Gilman Playground, all on residential blocks. The city publishes no capacity, time limit or permit information for any of them, so read the posted signs before you leave the car.
Seattle Parks and Recreation (SeattleParks_SeattleCityGIS), checked 2026-09-03
Three of these courts now close at night by order of the city. After noise studies run with the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections found play exceeding the limits set in Seattle Municipal Code chapter 25.08, Gilman Playground, Laurelhurst Playfield and Mt. Baker Park moved to 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and city-observed holidays, effective 15 September 2025. Enforcement is real: a violation captured on timestamped photo or video gets a lock fitted to the courts for at least thirty days, and repeat violations make that lock permanent, after which the courts open only when staff are on site to unlock them. Seattle Parks publishes no crowding or peak-time data for any location.
Seattle Parks and Recreation (Parkways), checked 2026-09-03
Nobody working on this directory has inspected a court surface in Seattle, and Seattle Parks publishes no surface type, resurfacing date or condition assessment for any of these locations, which is why every venue page here shows surface as not stated rather than guessing at asphalt or acrylic. What the city does record is what each court is shared with. Of the twenty-five locations in the dataset, eighteen are striped for tennis and pickleball together, so expect tennis lines underfoot. Only four are dedicated pickleball, and three of those are a single court: Maple Leaf Reservoir Park, South Park Playground and Laurelhurst Playfield. Montlake Playfield and Greenwood Park share their court with basketball, and Lakeridge Park shares with badminton.
Seattle Parks and Recreation (SeattleParks_SeattleCityGIS), checked 2026-09-03
Seattle Parks launched a one-year open-play pilot at the Green Lake East courts on 1 October 2025. It is the easiest way into a game here if you do not already have three people. Turn up in a scheduled window (Monday 8 to 10 a.m., Wednesday 1 to 3 p.m., Saturday 9 to 11 a.m., or Sunday 4 to 6 p.m.) and ambassadors on site organise games and run a paddle stacking system, so players rotate in rather than needing to arrive as a group. The pilot was scheduled to run for one year, which puts its end around autumn 2026, so confirm it is still going before planning a trip around it. Nets are the other practical detail: the city records nets provided at seventeen of the twenty-five locations and says nothing either way about the remaining eight, so a portable net is worth having in the car.
Seattle Parks and Recreation (Parkways), checked 2026-09-03 · Seattle Parks and Recreation (SeattleParks_SeattleCityGIS), checked 2026-09-03
Anything an operator does not publish shows as “Not stated” rather than being guessed at, most often surface, fees and opening hours. Many of these courts are very probably free to play, but a belief is not a source, so we do not print it as one.
Not stated. Seattle Parks publishes court locations, counts, lights and nets in its open data, but no fee field, and the pickleball pages on seattle.gov require JavaScript so no fee statement could be read from them. Every venue on this page therefore shows cost as not stated. These are municipal park courts and are very likely free to use, but a likelihood is not a source.
Five of the twenty-four venues: Bitter Lake Playfield, Rainier Beach Playfield, Miller Playfield, Alki Playground and Mt. Baker Park. The lighted-courts page lists them. For the other nineteen the city positively records no lighting, so they are unlit rather than unknown.
Probably not, but check the venue page. Seattle Parks records nets provided at seventeen of the twenty-five court locations in its dataset and records nothing either way for the remaining eight. Where the city is silent the venue page shows nets as not stated rather than assuming there are none.
Seattle sits in King County. Every venue in the county, including these, is listed on King County. The Washington page covers every city we publish in the state.
Every fact on this page comes from one of these, and each venue names the source behind each of its own fields: Seattle Parks and Recreation (SeattleParks_SeattleCityGIS), checked 2026-09-03 · Pickle at the Palms LLC (operator's own site), checked 2026-09-15. How we verify.