​Greater Seattle Drop-in Pickleball Calendar

LAKE FOREST PARK PICKLEBALL NETS FUNDRAISER

Lake Forest Park pickleball players are collecting funds to buy two semi-permanent pickleball nets to be installed at Horizon View Park, one of the busiest Play Time Scheduler pickleball locations in the country.

Learn all about it here.

Pass it on.

Here is how it works. First, you have to register:

1. Go to the Playtime Scheduler web site.
2. Click the Register button.
3. Select Greater Seattle Area, WA as your region.
4. Fill in your information. including your zip code and skill level.
5. Click on the Register button.

Now, make it suit your needs:

1. Click on the My Account button.
2. Click on Email Preferences.
3. Tell the system when you are available to play pickleball and how far from home you are willing to travel.

That's it. You are now ready to join an existing session or create your own session and invite people to join. When someone creates a new session that fits your availability, your travel zone, and your skill level, you will receive an email.

If you have any question, please email infotimeforpickleball.com.

See you on the courts!

• Seattle's Loyal Heights community center changed its Friday pickleball time. It now goes from 10:30 am to 1 pm. (Thank you, Jeanne!)
• No pickleball at the Tukwila Community Center on July 19, 21, 26 and 28 due to kids camps.
• Pickleball play at the Magnuson Park Building 30 now starts at 9:30. (Thank you, Meg and Stefan!)
• School is out. The courts at the International school in Bellevue are now available all day.
• The White Center Community Center is hosting picklball again, this time on M/W/F from 11am to 2:30pm. See the calendar below for exceptions.
• The Mercer Island Community Center will switch to its summer pickleball schedule from June 21st until August 28th. (Thank you, Conrad!)
• The Rainier Community Center had just reopened to pickleball in February 2022 for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. It has closed again at the end of May 2022 and will remain so for about a year. Just remember that Seattle Parks values community and is paying special attention to underserved populations as you attempt to find alternate locations to play in Southeast Seattle.
• The Frances Anderson Community Center in Edmonds has indoor pickleball until early June when the Center will be busy with its annual Arts Festival
• The SeaTac Community Center will have evening indoor pickleball on Tuesdays from June 7th to August 30th. (Thank you, Tom!)
• Yesler pickleball now starts at 9am instead of 10am.
• The North Seattle Sports Garage will offer indoor pickleball again in the summer.

• The Redmond Tennis Center now offers fewer drop-in pickleball sessions. (Thank you, Daytin!)
• The Renton Community Center updated its pickleball hours. They now have pickleball 4 days a week. (Thank you, Lisa!)
• The Northshore Senior Center in Bothell has pickleball on Mondays and Fridays.
• The North Seattle Sports Garage now offers drop-in pickleball from 10am to 1pm on weekdays.
• The Woodinville Sports Club no longer has Sunday pickleball. The Saturday sessions now start at 7:30pm
• The Tukwila Community Center is now open for open play pickleball on Saturday mornings from 9 to 11:30. 16 players max.
• Seattle's Magnolia Community Center offers pickleball on Mondays.
• Seattle's International District/Chinatown community center offers pickleball on Monday evenings.
• Friday pickleball at the SeaTac Community Center now starts at noon. (Thank you, Dan!)
• The Woodinville Sports Club now has open play on Mondays and Fridays as well. Players must reserve a spot in advance.
• The Federal Way community Center slightly decreased the number of pickleball courts available starting in November.