Petition · San Diego, CA
More public pickleball courts for San Diego
A petition from San Diego residents to the San Diego City Council.
Where can I play pickleball in San Diego?
As of October 2026, San Diego's own list shows 53 indoor public pickleball courts in 12 city gyms, open at limited hours: about 480 hours of court time a week, the same as 5 courts open full time. Outdoor courts are still being verified. By Pickleball's Case for Court Parity, the city needs about 309 dedicated public courts.
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Public12 places · 53 courts53 indoor courts in 12 city gyms, limited hours. Outdoor courts: verification in progress.
Times from the city's pickleball list (updated Aug 29, 2026), subject to change. Mira Mesa Recreation Center (2 courts) is closed for construction.
CommercialVerification in progressClubs with a membership or hourly fee.
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San Diego by the numbers
- Dedicated public pickleball courtsVerification in progress
Outdoor courts are being checked against the city's park pages.
- Shared public pickleball courts53
Indoor, in 12 city gyms, at limited hours: about 480 hours of court time a week, the same as 5 courts open full time. Outdoor shared courts are being checked.
- Public tennis courts157
In 30 city parks, plus 6 at Canyon Hills High School under a joint-use agreement.
- Commercial pickleball courtsVerification in progress
We're checking each club against its own website.
- 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 outdoor courts are verified.
- Dedicated public courts neededAbout 309
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: sandiego.gov (pickleball list Aug 2026, tennis courts, joint-use sheet Jan 2026), 2020 Census. All sources
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