Park City has one of Utah’s most active mountain-town pickleball scenes, with roughly 33 courts across public parks and rec facilities. The Park City Pickleball Club grew from 30 members to over 1,000 in four years, and summer play runs dawn to dusk on dedicated outdoor courts.
Public Courts
Willow Creek Park
- Address: 4460 Split Rail Ln, Park City, UT 84098
- Website: Basin Recreation – Willow Creek Park
- Courts: 8 dedicated outdoor courts
- Surface: Hard court
- Hours: Dawn to dusk
- Lights: No
- Cost: Free
- Amenities: Parking, restrooms, dog park, playground, trails
Park City’s main community hub. Courts were resurfaced in 2025 and use paddle saddles for fair rotation. Open play runs roughly 8:30 AM to noon daily. First-come, first-served with no reservations.
PC MARC Outdoor Courts
- Address: 1200 Little Kate Rd, Park City, UT 84060
- Website: Park City MARC
- Courts: 4 dedicated outdoor courts
- Surface: Hard court
- Hours: Mon–Fri 5:30 AM – 9 PM, Sat–Sun 7 AM – 9 PM
- Lights: No
- Cost: $16/hr resident, $32/hr visitor
- Amenities: Pro shop, restrooms, locker rooms, parking, gym
The city’s municipal facility and main spot for structured play. All four outdoor courts are dedicated with permanent nets and lines. Reservations through the PlayByPoint app. Clinics and lessons available through the front desk.
City Park
- Address: 1400 Sullivan Rd, Park City, UT 84060
- Courts: 3 shared tennis/pickleball courts
- Surface: Hard court
- Hours: Dawn to 10 PM
- Lights: Yes
- Cost: Free
- Amenities: Restrooms, parking, playground, skate park
Seasonal lighted courts in downtown Park City. Pickleball gets odd calendar days 8 AM–noon; tennis gets even days. Nets are set up during season. First-come, first-served with no reservations. Good downtown option for evening play.
Indoor Courts
Basin Recreation Fieldhouse
- Address: 1388 Center Dr, Park City, UT 84098
- Website: Basin Recreation Fieldhouse
- Phone: (435) 655-0999
- Courts: 3 indoor courts (gym floor)
- Hours: Mon–Fri 5:30 AM – 9 PM, Sat–Sun 7 AM – 7 PM
- Drop-in: $7 adults, $4 seniors; free with Fieldhouse pass
- Extras: Free paddles and balls at front desk, leagues, clinics
Drop-in pickleball Mon/Wed/Fri 10 AM–noon year-round, plus Sunday open play 7 AM–noon (Nov 1–Apr 30). Mixed skill levels from beginner to 4.5+. No reservations needed for drop-in sessions.
PC MARC Bubble & Gym
- Address: 1200 Little Kate Rd, Park City, UT 84060
- Website: PC MARC Pickleball
- Phone: (435) 615-5401
- Courts: Up to 6 in winter tennis bubble, 4 in gymnasium
- Hours: Mon–Fri 5:30 AM – 9 PM, Sat–Sun 7 AM – 9 PM
- Cost: $36/hr indoor resident, $72/hr visitor
- Extras: Clinics, leagues, youth programs, racquet sports pass
Park City’s main winter option when outdoor courts close. Reservations through PlayByPoint. Racquet Sports Pass ($242/month) covers unlimited play.
Community
Clubs & Organizations
- Park City Pickleball Club – $25/year membership, 20+ open play events weekly, tournaments
- Park City Recreation – city rec department, programs and court info
Gear & Lessons
- PC MARC Pro Shop – paddles, balls, apparel on-site at 1200 Little Kate Rd
- PC MARC Lessons – private lessons $90/hr, clinics $30 drop-in
Nearby Cities
- Salt Lake City Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide
- Provo Pickleball Courts – Quick Guide
References
- Total Courts: 33 (public + private)
- Free Courts: 11 (Willow Creek, City Park)
- Best Beginner Spot: Basin Recreation Fieldhouse – free paddles, mixed-level drop-in
- Busiest Times: Weekday mornings (8–11 AM) and weekend mornings
- Outdoor Courts w/ Lights: City Park
- Reservations: PC MARC PlayByPoint / (435) 615-5401
Updated April 2026. For current court conditions and closures, check Park City Recreation.
FAQs
Can I play pickleball outdoors in Park City during winter?
Outdoor courts at Willow Creek, City Park, and PC MARC typically close from November through April due to snow. Basin Recreation resurfaces and nets Willow Creek once conditions dry out, which can stretch into late April or early May depending on snowpack. For winter play, head indoors to the PC MARC bubble or Basin Recreation Fieldhouse.
How does altitude affect pickleball play in Park City?
Park City sits at 7,000 feet, and the thinner air makes the ball travel faster and farther. Drives and serves carry noticeably more pace than at sea level, while drops and dinks stay about the same. Visitors from lower elevations usually adjust their power down for the first few sessions and hydrate more than they expect to.
Are Salt Lake City’s outdoor courts playable year-round?
Most of the year, yes. SLC’s dry climate means rain is rarely an issue, but snow and cold from December through February can shut down outdoor play for stretches. Morning frost can make courts slippery in winter, so check conditions before heading out. Indoor options at The Picklr and JCC cover you through the cold months.
Where can I find same-day pickup games as a visitor?
Willow Creek Park 8:30 AM–noon is the easiest bet — just show up, rack your paddle, and rotate in. The Park City Pickleball Club also uses PlayTime Scheduler for local pickup games, and Pickleheads shows real-time sessions at each court. For structured visitor play, the PC MARC and Basin Recreation Fieldhouse both allow non-member drop-in.
Is there a new indoor pickleball facility coming to Park City?
Yes. In August 2025, the city approved a non-binding agreement with Wadsworth Development Group to build a 35,000 sq ft facility with 12 indoor courts at Quinn’s Junction, operated by The Picklr. Park City residents would get at least 15% off memberships. No opening date has been announced, and the lease still requires a public benefits analysis before final approval.
