Pickleball courts in Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles has 5 places to play pickleball — from park courts with permanent lines to indoor facilities with lights for evening play. Whether you're looking to drop into an open play session, find your kitchen crew, or host a Folk Night, this is the court guide Los Angeles players actually use. No rating required to browse, and the paddle stack is always open.
Open play in Los Angeles this week
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All 5 pickleball courts in Los Angeles
Pickle Alley Los Angeles
350 S Anderson St, Los Angeles, CA 90033 · 1 courts · free
PIKL Los Angeles
639 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036 · 1 courts · free
Pickleball Court Construction Los Angeles
420 S Alvarado St, Los Angeles, CA 90057 · 1 courts · free
Dinks & Drinks Pickleball Club
1350 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 · 1 courts · free
Montecito Heights Tennis Courts
4545 Homer St, Los Angeles, CA 90031 · 1 courts · free
Folk Nights in Los Angeles
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Pickleball FAQs for Los Angeles
Where can I play pickleball in Los Angeles?+
Los Angeles has 5 places to play pickleball — from LA Recreation and Parks outdoor courts to indoor clubs and beach-adjacent facilities. Year-round sunshine makes LA one of the best cities for outdoor pickleball in the country. Browse every court on this page.
Can I play pickleball outdoors year-round in Los Angeles?+
Yes — LA's mild climate means outdoor courts are playable every month of the year. Most sessions run in the morning or evening to avoid peak afternoon heat. Courts in Santa Monica, Griffith Park, and the Valley are especially popular.
Are there free pickleball courts in Los Angeles?+
Yes — LA Recreation and Parks operates free outdoor pickleball courts at parks across the city. Filter by "free / public" on this page to find them. Some courts require a permit for organized play; open play is generally first-come, first-served.
How do I find open play pickleball in Los Angeles?+
Scroll to the open play section above — every known drop-in session in Los Angeles is listed and maintained by local folk. No partner or rating needed. Just show up and join the paddle stack.
What is Folk Night pickleball?+
Folk Night is PickleFolk's casual drop-in format — no ratings, no brackets, all levels welcome. Find Folk Nights in Los Angeles above, or start your own at any local court.