Welcome to the ultimate pickleball hub for Washington State, where the sport was born on Bainbridge Island in 1965 and officially crowned the state sport in 2022. With over 400 courts spread across lush parks, vibrant community centers, and cutting-edge facilities—like the upcoming 27-court complex in south Seattle—Washington is a pickleball paradise for players of all levels. Whether you’re swinging a paddle in the shadow of Mount Rainier or rallying near Puget Sound, our directory connects you to the courts, clubs, and communities that make this state the beating heart of pickleball. Dive in and discover your next game!
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Oak Harbor
800 SW 16th St, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
Oak Harbor’s Public tennis courts are a Whidbey paddle staple! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ shape despite a modest rating, serve from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM with lights. Free, with street parking but no restrooms—keep it simple. Rain might island in—soft paddles tame the breeze. No cover, just a naval-town vibe near the harbor. More’s on the city’s page [here](https://www.oakharbor.org/parks-recreation). A no-frills spot for a paddle rally!
Oak Harbor
2075 SW Fort Nugent Ave, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
This Basketball Court in Oak Harbor is a 24/7 paddle fortress! One outdoor concrete court with a permanent net, in ‘Good’ shape, hoops anytime with lights. Free, with street parking but no restrooms—keep it lean. Rain might storm in—soft paddles suit the island air. No cover, just a Fort Nugent vibe near the Sound. More’s on the city’s page [here](https://www.oakharbor.org/parks-recreation). A night-owl’s delight for a paddle siege!
Oak Harbor
3755 Wasp St, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
This Tennis Court on Wasp St in Oak Harbor buzzes with paddle potential! One outdoor concrete court with a permanent net, in ‘Good’ condition, flies from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM with lights. Free, with street parking but no restrooms—keep it light. Rain might sting in—soft paddles hush the buzz. No cover, just a quiet Whidbey vibe near the base. More’s on the city’s page [here](https://www.oakharbor.org/parks-recreation). A solo court for a paddle sting!
Langley
5598 Langley Rd, Langley, WA 98260
South Whidbey Sports Complex in Langley is a paddle island gem! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ condition, sport from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM with lights. Free, with a park lot and restrooms, it’s a Whidbey wonder. Rain might breeze in—soft paddles keep it chill. No cover, just a sporty park vibe near the Sound. More’s on their site [here](http://swparks.org/). A two-court treat for a paddle on the island! +1 360-221-5484
Oak Harbor
51 SE Jerome St, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
The Center in Oak Harbor is a paddle community hub! Two indoor hardwood courts with permanent nets, in ‘Excellent’ shape, rally from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM Monday-Friday for $5. Lights, full cover, parking, restrooms, and ADA access—it’s a Whidbey win. No rain, just a cozy vibe near the marina. More’s on the city’s page [here](https://www.oakharbor.gov/255/Parks-and-Recreation). A central spot for a paddle in town! +1 360-279-4580
Langley
5476 Maxwelton Rd C-2, Langley, WA 98260
South Whidbey Parks and Rec District in Langley is a paddle admin ace! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ shape, manage from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Thursday and 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Friday with lights. Free, with a lot and restrooms, it’s a Whidbey perk. Rain might check in—soft paddles keep it smooth. No cover, just a park-office vibe near the island’s heart. More’s on their site [here](http://www.swparks.org/). A two-court office win for a paddle break! +1 360-221-5484
Oak Harbor
780 SE Bayshore Dr, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
Rotary Park in Oak Harbor spins a paddle bayside treat! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ condition, rotate from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM with lights. Free, with a park lot and restrooms, it’s a waterfront gem. Rain might drift in—soft paddles keep it rotary-smooth. No cover, just a scenic vibe near the Sound. More’s on the city’s page [here](https://www.oakharbor.org/parks-recreation). A two-court spin for a paddle by the bay!
Langley
5495 Maxwelton Rd, Langley, WA 98260
South Whidbey Community Park in Langley is a paddle park paradise! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ condition, play from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM with lights. Free, with a park lot and restrooms, it’s a Whidbey jackpot. Rain might island in—soft paddles keep it cool. No cover, just a multi-sport park vibe near the woods. More’s on their site [here](http://swparks.org/parks-facilities/parks-facilities-info/). A community classic for a paddle romp! +1 360-221-5484
Point Roberts
1437 Gulf Rd, Point Roberts, WA 98281
Point Roberts Community Center is a paddle peninsula perk! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ shape, rally from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM with lights. Free, with a lot and restrooms, it’s a border-town bonus. Rain might cross in—soft paddles keep it quiet. No cover, just a remote vibe near the Gulf. More’s on their page [here](https://www.pointrobertsparkdistrict.org/). A two-court escape for a paddle north of the line! +1 360-945-5424
Lopez Island
171 Tower Rd, Lopez Island, WA 98261
Lopez Community Tennis Courts on Lopez Island are a 24/7 paddle island dream! Two outdoor concrete courts with permanent nets, in ‘Good’ shape, run anytime with lights. Free, with a lot and restrooms, it’s a San Juan steal. Rain might ferry in—soft paddles keep it serene. No cover, just a remote island vibe near the Salish Sea. More’s on their page [here](https://www.lopezisland.com/community/tennis-courts). A round-the-clock spot for a paddle under the stars!
