Our 8 indoor pickleball courts provide the opportunity for fun, physical activity, and social interaction.

Interested in more competition? We also offer league play at various levels of ability through our social play options.

Court Rentals

Monday to Sunday

$9 per hour per person

What is Pickleball?

As well as being the official sport of Washington State, it was also founded here.

Pickleball was born in 1965. After playing golf during the summer, Joel Pritchard, a congressman from Washington, and Bill Bell, a successful businessman, returned to Pritchard’s home on Bainbridge Island, not far from Seattle, Washington. With bored children at home, they sought to play badminton on an old badminton court but couldn’t find the proper equipment. They improvised and played with table tennis paddles and a perforated plastic ball. They began with the net at a badminton net height (60 inches high) and volleyed the ball back and forth over the net.

Eventually as play progressed during the weekend, they found the ball bounced well on the asphalt surface and they would eventually lower the net to 36 inches high. The following weekend, Barney McCallum joined and began playing and the three men created rules for pickleball.