Free Pickleball Courts in Austin
Play pickleball without breaking the bank - 10 free locations
Showing 10 free courts
Little Zilker Park
Public park with 4 outdoor pickleball courts available on a first-come, first-served basis. Located near Zilker Park with easy access to other recreational facilities.
Pan American Neighborhood Park
Neighborhood park featuring 6 outdoor pickleball courts with permanent nets. Perfect for casual play and community gatherings with easy access and no fees.
Rosewood Neighborhood Park
Community park with 4 outdoor pickleball courts - 2 with permanent nets and 2 requiring players to bring their own nets. Great for neighborhood play.
Dick Nichols District Park
Large 152-acre district park featuring 4 outdoor pickleball courts. Players need to bring their own nets, but the courts are well-maintained and free to use.
Beverly S. Sheffield Northwest District Park
Northwest Austin district park with 4 outdoor pickleball courts on hard surface. Players need to bring their own nets, but the courts are free and well-maintained.
Brentwood Neighborhood Park
Neighborhood park featuring tennis and pickleball courts. Players need to bring their own nets, but the courts are free and perfect for casual play.
Austin High Tennis Center
Public tennis center with 3 outdoor pickleball courts featuring permanent nets and lines. Available on a first-come, first-served basis with no fees.
Gus Garcia Recreation Center
North Austin recreation center with 4 indoor pickleball courts. Free access with Austin Parks & Recreation membership, offering programs and open play.
Northwest Recreation Center
Northwest Austin recreation center with 3 indoor pickleball courts. Free access with Austin Parks & Recreation membership, featuring multi-purpose court with pickleball striping.
Mary Moore Searight Park
South Austin park featuring 3 outdoor pickleball courts. Players need to bring their own nets, but the courts are free and perfect for community play.
About Free Courts
Austin offers several excellent free pickleball facilities, primarily operated by the city's Parks and Recreation department. These courts are open to the public and require no membership or fees. Most free courts operate on a first-come, first-served basis, though some have scheduled open play times.
Free courts include both indoor and outdoor options, with many featuring lighting for evening play. Check individual court pages for specific hours, amenities, and any scheduled programs or events.