Parkpoint Health Club Santa Rosa
- 1200 N Dutton Ave
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Santa Rosa, California
- (707) 578-1640
The Santa Barbara Municipal Tennis and Pickleball Center, serving the city since 1937 (originally a WPA project), runs up to 16 dedicated outdoor pickleball courts alongside 8 tennis courts, hitting walls, and a playground. Non-permit holders pay a $5-6 daily fee to a Parks & Recreation monitor, or can purchase an annual pass; open play follows a rotation system where winners of two consecutive games sit out. Since 2014, the non-profit Santa Barbara Pickleball group has partnered with the city to fund court expansions, flags, banners, and maintenance beyond the city’s budget, and runs youth/senior engagement programs through the YMCA, Boys & Girls Club, and local schools, plus an annual charity tournament benefiting St. Jude, Shriners Hospital, and Make-A-Wish. It holds a 4.7 rating across 15 Google reviews.
This court advertises “open play” but it’s anything but that. As a visitor, I’ve never felt more unwelcome. It’s extremely cliquey — mostly just friends or families playing among themselves, with no real system for rotating players in. There’s no paddle rack, no level-based organization, and zero effort to include new people. It honestly felt like I crashed a private party. They should just rename it “Closed Play” or put up a sign that says “Locals Only.” Total disappointment.
This place is fantastic. So many courts. Great open play hours. All the locals and players are friendly, fun, chill. And the you can't beat the weather.
12 individually fenced pickleball courts open from from 8am to 530pm. My yearly membership was $72 because I don't live in Santa Barbara. Open play from 8 to 1230 on courts 1 thru 8. Courts 9 thru 12 require a reservation from 8 to 1230. Starting at 1230 to close all 12 courts require a reservation. Beginning July 1, 2022, the reservation system will end and all courts will be open play. You can reserve one of two pickleball courts for $15 an hour. Update 29 May 2025: Muni added 4 more pickleball courts (16 total) on a tennis court with blended lines, tennis and pickleball lines on the court. They placed 4 very sturdy moveable nets there.
Great facility! Online reservation was confusing, so we just showed up and there were pickleball courts available. $5 PER person.
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This court advertises “open play” but it’s anything but that. As a visitor, I’ve never felt more unwelcome. It’s extremely cliquey — mostly just friends or families playing among themselves, with no real system for rotating players in. There’s no paddle rack, no level-based organization, and zero effort to include new people. It honestly felt like I crashed a private party. They should just rename it “Closed Play” or put up a sign that says “Locals Only.” Total disappointment.
This place is fantastic. So many courts. Great open play hours. All the locals and players are friendly, fun, chill. And the you can't beat the weather.
12 individually fenced pickleball courts open from from 8am to 530pm. My yearly membership was $72 because I don't live in Santa Barbara. Open play from 8 to 1230 on courts 1 thru 8. Courts 9 thru 12 require a reservation from 8 to 1230. Starting at 1230 to close all 12 courts require a reservation. Beginning July 1, 2022, the reservation system will end and all courts will be open play. You can reserve one of two pickleball courts for $15 an hour. Update 29 May 2025: Muni added 4 more pickleball courts (16 total) on a tennis court with blended lines, tennis and pickleball lines on the court. They placed 4 very sturdy moveable nets there.
Great facility! Online reservation was confusing, so we just showed up and there were pickleball courts available. $5 PER person.
There are no reviews yet.
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