Redmond Pickleball Courts

Pickleball is the official sport of Washington, and Redmond has embraced it with courts spread across multiple parks and facilities. The city offers 10+ free outdoor courts and two solid indoor options for year-round play.

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Outdoor Courts

Perrigo Park

Address: 9011 196th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98053
Courts: 4 dedicated outdoor courts
Surface: Hard court
Hours: 8 AM – Dusk; lights until 11 PM (Mar–Oct) and 10 PM (Nov–Feb)
Lights: Yes
Cost: Free
Amenities: Parking, restrooms, water, picnic shelter, playground

Perrigo Park is the most popular pickleball spot in Redmond. Courts operate first-come, first-served with permanent nets and lines on all 4 dedicated courts. Best option for evening play given the lighting.

Meadow Park

Address: 10710 160th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052
Courts: 2 dedicated outdoor courts
Surface: Asphalt
Hours: 7 AM – 9:30 PM
Lights: No
Cost: Free
Amenities: Basketball court, open space, trails

Permanent lines and nets on both courts. A neighborhood park feel — less crowded than Perrigo, good for casual play or practice. Note: courts share the same space as the basketball court.

Hartman Park

Address: 17300 NE 104th St, Redmond, WA 98052
Courts: 2–3 outdoor courts
Surface: Hard court
Hours: 8 AM – Dusk
Lights: Yes
Cost: Free
Amenities: Restrooms, water, parking, picnic tables, playground

Bring your own nets to Hartman Park. A large 40-acre park with plenty of space and full amenities. Good backup option when Perrigo is packed on weekends.

Indoor Courts

Redmond Senior & Community Center

Address: 8703 160th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052
Courts: 3 indoor (gymnasium) + 2 outdoor
Membership: Monthly and annual passes available
Drop-in: Day pass required; sign up at redmond.gov/Re gister

The city’s newest public indoor option. The gymnasium includes pickleball alongside volleyball, basketball, and badminton. A day pass covers pickleball drop-in, the Fitness Zone, locker rooms, and the indoor track.

Gorin Tennis Academy

Address: 10600 231st Way NE, Suite B, Redmond, WA 98053
Courts: 7 (indoor and outdoor)
Membership: Not required
Drop-in / Rental: Court rental $45–$70/hr; open play sessions also available

No membership needed. Lessons, clinics, leagues, and open play run year-round. Book courts online or through the Court Reserve app.

Redmond Pickleball Courts

Court	Type	Courts	Cost	Hours
Perrigo Park	Outdoor	4	Free	8AM-Dusk
Meadow Park	Outdoor	2	Free	7AM-9:30PM
Hartman Park	Outdoor	3	Free	8AM-Dusk
RSCC	Indoor	3	Day Pass	Varies
Gorin Tennis	Indoor/Out	7	Paid	$45-70/hr

Local Resources

Clubs & Organizations

Pickleball Redmond – local court guides, open play info, and community resources
Redmond Parks & Recreation – official city pickleball page with court maps etc.

Gear & Lessons

Gorin Tennis Academy – private lessons, clinics, and open play
Redmond Senior & Community Center – city-run clinics and drop-in sessions

Nearby Cities

Seattle Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide
Kirkland Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide
Bellevue Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide

References

Total Courts: 15+ (public + private)
Free Courts: 9+ (Perrigo, Meadow Park, Hartman Park)
Best Beginner Spot: Redmond Senior & Community Center
Busiest Times: Weekday mornings (8–11 AM) and weekend afternoons
Outdoor Courts w/ Lights: Perrigo Park (until 11 PM Mar–Oct)
City Parks Info: redmond.gov/Pickleball | 425-556-2300

FAQs

Are Redmond’s public pickleball courts free?

Yes. All city-owned outdoor courts at Perrigo Park, Meadow Park, and Hartman Park are free and first-come, first-served. No reservation system for public courts.

Which Redmond court is best for evening play?

Perrigo Park is the only free outdoor option with lights. Courts are lit until 11 PM from March through October and until 10 PM from November through February.

Is there a pickleball club in Redmond I can join?

Pickleballredmond.com is the local community hub for open play, court info, and events. Gorin Tennis Academy also runs leagues, clinics, and open play sessions at their Redmond Ridge facility.