Pickleball in Orangeville
Pickleball is a fun sport played both indoors and outdoors. Played on a court with similar dimensions to badminton, pickleball borrows many of its rules from other racquet sports such as tennis and table tennis.
It is easy for beginners to learn and is a great sport for all ages and abilities.
One court at the Saputo Centre for Health & Wellness at Alder Recreation Centre and two courts on Arena B Floor at Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre are available to reserve.
Please follow these guidelines for casual, free play. Players must bring their own net and equipment.
Pickleball Clinics with Taylored Pickleball Academy
Beginners welcome! Learn North America's fastest growing sport with industry professional coaches from Taylored Pickleball Academy. Lessons take place at Orangeville Lions Sports Park.
Pickleball 101: Let's Play Pickleball |
Have you just heard about pickleball or played it a couple of times; this program is the best way for you to ensure that your game is getting off on the right foot. This 4-week session will introduce, reinforce, and improve your understanding of the pickleball concepts, strokes, and strategies you need to play and excel in this great game. The goal of this program will be to ensure that you are comfortable with all aspects of the game, and able to compete in a gameplay environment. All equipment will be provided. June 5 to 26 Wednesdays 3:30-4:30PM Wednesdays 5:30-6:30PM |
Pickleball 102: Practice Makes Pickleball |
Whether you have been playing for a year or 10 years, if you are looking to take that next step in your game, then 'Practice Makes Pickleball' is for you. This is the next step in our pickleball programming. This 4-week session will build upon the concepts, skills and strategies that were introduced in 'Let's Play Pickleball' or that you have acquired through your pickleball experience. The goal of this program is to help you recognize your potential and focus on improving the quality of the strokes/shots that you are already executing. All equipment will be provided. June 5 to 26 Wednesdays 6:30-7:30PM |
Introducing Youth to Pickleball |
This 4-week program is for youth ages 10-16 years old that are looking to learn how to play pickleball. This program will include an introduction which will cover all basic rules, skills, and concepts through a variety of exercises and game-based scenarios and drills so they can get the full experience of the sport. Promotion of teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership will all also be part of the focus of this weekly program. All equipment will be provided. June 5 to 26 Wednesdays 4:30-5:30PM |
Where to play?
Orangeville has pickleball courts in a few locations across Town. Locations have different amenities and specific court offerings.
Saputo Health & Wellness Centre at Alder Recreation Centre - 275 Alder Street |
Court Reservations
This recreational drop-in program is for adults to engage in a social pickleball game. A maximum of 4 spots are available, enough for a doubles game! Pre-registration is recommended. Secure your spot 75 hours in advance. 1 net is provided. Please bring your own paddle and balls. The court is located at the Saputo Health & Wellness Centre, upstairs at Alder Recreation Centre. |
Arena B Floor at Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre - 6 Northmen Way |
Court Reservations |
Orangeville Lions Sports Park - 120 Diane Drive (closed for the winter) |
The sports pad at Orangeville Lions Sports Pad includes 4 outdoor pickleball courts. The courts are available for casual play on a first come, first served basis. For casual play, players must bring their own equipment including net. The courts are not available during permitted times. Please be advised that the sports pad is a multi-use facility, available for casual play of other sports as well. Please note: Courts are not lit for evening play. |
Idyllwilde Park - 55 Second Avenue (closed for the winter) |
Idyllwilde Park has 3 outdoor pickleball court located at the west end of the park. This court is available for casual play on a first come, first served basis. For casual play, players must bring their own equipment including net. Please be advised that this is a multi-use facility, available for casual play of other sports as well. |
Frequently Asked Questions
For casual play, will there be nets? | ||||||||||||||||
No. For casual (free) play there are no nets provided. Participants must bring and set up their own net. | ||||||||||||||||
Do I need to bring equipment? | ||||||||||||||||
Yes. For Court Reservations and Adult Social Pickleball, players need to bring their own paddle and balls. Indoors shoes are also required. | ||||||||||||||||
I have registered for Adult Social Pickleball, but there aren't enough players for a doubles game. What should I do? | ||||||||||||||||
There is a chance that 4 players may not sign up for a game. An individual will still have access to the court to practice and hit the ball around. If 2 players are registered, you can enjoy a singles game! If 3 players register, rotate for a singles game. | ||||||||||||||||
How do you play Pickleball? | ||||||||||||||||
Pickleball is a fun sport played both indoors and outdoors. Played on a court with similar dimensions to badminton, pickleball borrows many of its rules from other racquet sports such as tennis and table tennis. The basic rules of the the game are simple and easy and that is what makes Pickleball fun to play. Here are the basic rules you need to know or teach to get started. More complex rules can be introduced as players progress.
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Where can I play indoors? | ||||||||||||||||
Court Reservations
This recreational drop-in program is for adults to engage in a social pickleball game. A maximum of 4 spots are available, enough for a doubles game! Pre-registration is recommended. Secure your spot 75 hours in advance. 1 net is provided. Please bring your own paddle and balls. The court is located at the Saputo Health & Wellness Centre, upstairs at Alder Recreation Centre. |