Indianapolis has 200+ pickleball courts across 40+ venues, with indoor clubs keeping play alive through Indiana winters. Here’s where to find the major courts in Indy.
Outdoor Courts
Lee Road Park
- Address: 6200 Lee Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46236
- Website: City of Lawrence Parks
- Courts: 8 dedicated outdoor courts
- Surface: Asphalt
- Hours: Dawn to dusk
- Lights: Yes
- Cost: Free
- Amenities: Restrooms, water, parking, wheelchair accessible
Permanent nets and lines on all courts. Skill-level separation runs informally across courts. Organized open play runs Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at 6 PM. One of the most popular free outdoor spots in the metro.
Broad Ripple Park
- Address: 1550 Broad Ripple Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46220
- Website: Broad Ripple Park
- Courts: 4 outdoor courts (lined on tennis courts)
- Surface: Hard court
- Hours: Dawn to dusk
- Lights: No
- Cost: Free
- Amenities: Restrooms, parking, pool, playground, trails
Located on the White River with an active recreational scene. Courts share tennis nets, so the net height runs slightly taller than regulation. The Family Center next door has 3 indoor courts for $3 drop-in or $15 monthly Indy Parks pass.
Sahm Park
- Address: 6801 E 91st St, Indianapolis, IN 46250
- Website: Sahm Park
- Courts: 4 outdoor courts (lined on tennis courts)
- Surface: Hard court
- Hours: Dawn to dusk
- Lights: No
- Cost: Free
- Amenities: Restrooms, water, disc golf, aquatic center, playground
Northeast side park with an active morning crowd. Regular open play runs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. The city broke ground on a $2.7 million renovation in late 2025 that includes new dedicated pickleball courts, so check conditions before heading out.
Indoor Courts
The Picklr Keystone Crossing
- Address: 3810 E 82nd St, Indianapolis, IN 46240
- Website: The Picklr Keystone Crossing
- Phone: (317) 377-4024
- Courts: 10 indoor courts with outdoor-style surfacing
- Hours: Mon–Sun, 6 AM – 12 AM
- Membership: Starting at $99/month; 30-day trial for $30
- Drop-in: Non-member court booking available
- Extras: Pro shop, locker rooms, leagues, tournaments, clinics
Indy’s flagship Picklr location opened December 2024. Free Pickleball 101 class for beginners. Book through the Picklr app.
3rd Shot Pickleball
- Address: 4400 W 96th St, Indianapolis, IN 46268
- Website: 3rd Shot Pickleball Indy
- Phone: (317) 377-4024
- Courts: 15 indoor courts (8 tournament-sized)
- Hours: Daily, 6 AM – 10 PM
- Membership: Multiple tiers available; guest play without membership
- Drop-in: Court rental available for non-members
- Extras: Pro shop, replay cameras, ball machines, beer and wine tap wall, teaching pros
North side facility with the most indoor courts in the city. Climate-controlled with divider nets. Open to the public with guest play and membership options.
Indianapolis Pickleball Courts
| Court | Type | Courts | Cost | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lee Road Park | Outdoor | 8 | Free | Dawn–Dusk |
| Broad Ripple | Outdoor | 4 | Free | Dawn–Dusk |
| Sahm Park | Outdoor | 4 | Free | Dawn–Dusk |
| The Picklr | Indoor | 10 | Membership | 6 AM–12 AM |
| 3rd Shot | Indoor | 15 | Drop-in | 6 AM–10 PM |
Local Resources
Clubs & Organizations
- Indy Pickleball Club – nonprofit organizing open play and events
- Indy Parks & Recreation – city-run programs and facility schedules
Gear & Lessons
- The Picklr Pro Shop – paddles, balls, apparel on-site
- 3rd Shot Pro Shop – gear selection, paddle demos, coaching
Nearby Cities
- Carmel Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide
- Fishers Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide
References
- Total Courts: 200+ (public + private)
- Free Courts: 20+ (Lee Road, Broad Ripple, Sahm, Gardner, Ellenberger)
- Best Beginner Spot: The Picklr – free intro class, structured clinics
- Busiest Times: Weekday mornings (8–11 AM) and weekend mornings
- Indoor Courts w/ Lights: The Picklr (until midnight), 3rd Shot (until 10 PM)
- City Parks Info: Indy Parks & Recreation
FAQs
Can I just show up and play at Indy’s public courts?
Yes. All city-owned outdoor courts are free and first-come, first-served with no reservation system. Lee Road Park has an informal skill-level rotation, and Sahm Park has a consistent morning group.
How much does indoor pickleball cost in Indianapolis?
Prices range from $3 at Indy Parks centers to $99/month at The Picklr. Indianapolis Pickleball Club charges $15 per session or $30/month unlimited.
Do I need to bring my own equipment to play?
Most indoor clubs have paddles and balls available. Public parks do not provide equipment. The Picklr and 3rd Shot both have pro shops on-site.
What is the best court for complete beginners?
The Picklr offers a free Pickleball 101 class with no experience or equipment needed. Broad Ripple Family Center also has beginner sessions at $3 drop-in.