Petition · Burbank, CA
More public pickleball courts for Burbank
A petition from Burbank residents to the Burbank City Council.
Where can I play pickleball in Burbank?
As of October 2026, Burbank has 4 public courts dedicated to pickleball, at Maxam Park. Players also share 8 courts lined on Izay Park's tennis courts, play indoors at the Olive Recreation Center by reservation, or pay to play at the city-owned Burbank Tennis Center. By Pickleball's Case for Court Parity, the city needs about 24 dedicated public courts.
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Public4 places4 dedicated courts. 8 shared courts, plus an indoor gym and a city-owned tennis center.
CommercialVerification in progressClubs with a membership or hourly fee.
Where we're at: We're checking each club against its own website before listing it.
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Burbank by the numbers
- Dedicated public pickleball courts4
At Maxam Park, per the city's drop-in sports page. The park's own page lists one court; a 2022 aerial shows four.
- Shared public pickleball courts8
Lined on Izay Park's 2 tennis courts. Plus indoor courts in the Olive Recreation Center gym, reservation only; the city doesn't publish that count.
- Public tennis courtsVerification in progress
The city lists tennis at 5 parks but publishes counts for only 2: Izay 2, and the Burbank Tennis Center 12 (2004).
- Commercial pickleball courtsVerification in progress
We're checking each club against its own website.
- Approved, not yet builtVerification in progress
We're checking the Izay Park and city parks master plans.
- Residents 1+ mile from a public courtVerification in progress
Measured from the court map once every court is verified.
- Dedicated public courts neededAbout 24
2.2 per 10k residents, per Pickleball's Case for Court Parity.
- City reportComing soon
PaddleClub writes an independent court report for each city as residents sign. See an example: Santa Monica report (PDF, draft).
Sources: burbankca.gov (drop-in sports, park directory, Park and Recreation Board staff report Nov 2024), USGS aerial (2022), 2020 Census. All sources
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