Glendale, CA · Place to play

Pickleball at Fremont Park

Outdoor · 600 W Hahn Ave, Glendale. Part of PaddleClub's record of where Glendale plays, and its petition for more public courts.

Can I play pickleball at Fremont Park in Glendale?

Yes. As of October 2026, Fremont Park has 2 free pickleball courts lined on a multi-use court, shared with basketball at scheduled times. The city also lists 4 pickleball courts run by Glendale Tennis Academy, a private concessionaire, by paid reservation. The city lists all of them as shared.

Updated

Aerial photo of Fremont Park from May 11, 2022, with a pin on the tennis courts.
Aerial photo: U.S. Geological Survey, National Agriculture Imagery Program, May 11, 2022. Public domain. The pin marks the tennis courts. Courts built or changed since then won't show.

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The facts

Courts
6: 2 free on a multi-use court, 4 run by Glendale Tennis Academy (city park page)
Type
Public park, shared courts; 4 run by a private concessionaire
How to play
Multi-use court: free at scheduled times. Concessionaire courts: reserve through Glendale Tennis Academy, $20 an hour per court (operator)
Hours
Park 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Address
600 W Hahn Ave, Glendale, CA 91203

Updates

  1. The park reopened after its renovation. City of Glendale Community Services & Parks

Sources

  1. Fremont Park, City of Glendale, parks and facilities directory, undated, read Oct 2026Official
  2. Sports courts at Fremont Park, City of Glendale Community Services & Parks, undated, read Oct 2026Official
  3. Athletic amenities, City of Glendale Community Services & Parks, undated, read Oct 2026Official
  4. Glendale Tennis Academy: book a court, Glendale Tennis Academy (operator), undated, read Oct 2026Operator
  5. Fremont Park renovation, City of Glendale Community Services & Parks, undated, read Oct 2026Official
  6. National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) aerial imagery, U.S. Geological Survey, The National Map, May 11, 2022Imagery

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Glendale by the numbers

  • Dedicated public pickleball courts0

    The city lists every public pickleball court as shared.

  • Shared public pickleball courts19

    Outdoor: 6 at Fremont Park (4 by paid reservation through the park's operator) and 5 at Pacific Park. Indoor: 8 in the Pacific Community Center gyms, shared with badminton. Glenoaks Park's count isn't published; Scholl Canyon's operator lists 8 more.

  • Public tennis courts33

    In 10 city parks, per the city's 2022 facility list: 11 free, 22 paid and run by operators at Fremont, Glorietta and Scholl Canyon.

  • Commercial pickleball courts6

    Smash Dink, indoor. We're checking other clubs.

  • Approved, not yet builtVerification in progress

    We're checking city plans for new courts.

  • Residents 1+ mile from a public courtVerification in progress

    Measured from the court map once every court is verified.

  • Dedicated public courts neededAbout 44

    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: glendaleca.gov (park pages and athletic amenities, Oct 2026; facility list 2022), Glendale Tennis Academy and Smash Dink sites (Oct 2026), USGS aerial (2022), 2020 Census. All sources

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