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A guide to pickleball in St. Louis Park

Where to play in and around St. Louis Park by setting and level, when open play is busiest, and how to find a game. Built from the courts and schedules on Vara Performance, so it changes as venues and organizers post.

60Places to play
23Free public
1Indoor
4With lights

Showing games near St. Louis Park, MN

Where to play

6 places in St. Louis Park and 54 more places within 15 miles. Places we know the most about come first.

Free public courts

Parks and city courts. Walk on, first come, first served.

And 13 more on the courts page →

Clubs, gyms and rec centers

Membership, day pass or drop-in fee. Check the court page for what each one asks.

And 8 more on the courts page →

Limited access

Schools, churches, campuses and bases. Check who can play on the court page before you go.

Access not confirmed

From map data that doesn't say who may play. Check before you go.

And 6 more on the courts page →

By level

From the levels that posted sessions name. Sessions that don't name a level count toward neither list.

Newer players

Sessions that start at 3.0 or below, or places marked beginner-friendly.

No beginner-level sessions posted around St. Louis Park right now. Free public courts are an easy place to practice.

Stronger players

Sessions that start at 3.5 or above.

No 3.5+ sessions posted around St. Louis Park right now.

Not sure of your level? How skill levels work.

When it's busiest

No open play is posted around St. Louis Park for the next 14 days. Run a regular game? Post it free and it shows here.

Indoor and lights

Indoor

For rain, heat and winter. Places with indoor courts on record or indoor sessions posted.

Lights

Outdoor courts with lights on record, for evening play.

Upcoming open play

Nothing posted yet for the next 14 days.

This week in St. Louis Park · Open play in St. Louis Park

Find a game

  • Open play near you: every session posted around you this week. RSVP so the organizer knows you're coming.
  • Need a 4th: post the time and place, and players nearby can join your game.
  • Groups: join a regular game that sends an invite every week.
  • Ladders and leagues: challenge players at your level.