Centre Pickle

Montréal’s biggest indoor pickleball centre.

The largest indoor pickleball centre in greater Montréal: 14 cushioned courts under a 30-foot ceiling, with a café-bar. Visitors book with a free account and pay per player, and there is level-based open play, leagues from 2.5 to 4.5+ and an academy with certified coaches. It’s in the east end, a short drive from the Olympic Stadium and the Botanical Garden.

At a glance

Courts

14 indoor, cushioned

Ceiling

30 ft

Hours

Mon–Fri 8 am–11 pm; Sat–Sun 8 am–8 pm

Visitor rate

$12–15 per person per hour (doubles)

Leagues

2.5 to 4.5+, day, evening and weekend

Good for

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert

What’s here

• Dedicated courts
• Indoor
• Open play / drop-in
• Court reservations
• Lessons and clinics
• Tournaments
• Paddle rentals

Lessons, clubs and gear

• Pickle Academy

  Group clinics and private coaching from beginner to advanced with certified pros, plus drills-and-play sessions.

• Centre Pickle pro shop

  Paddles and gear on site, with equipment rentals for visitors.

• Parc La Fontaine courts

  City-run outdoor courts in the Plateau with two permanent pickleball courts and four convertible ones; $15 an hour for non-residents, with free hours early morning and late evening (Apr 24–Oct 13 in 2026).

Where to stay

• hotelHôtel Universel Montréal

  Mid-priced hotel on Sherbrooke Street East, by the Olympic Park and the Botanical Garden.

  5 min drive
• hotelHotel Bonaventure Montréal

  Large downtown hotel, a good base for the city and the metro.

  20 min drive
• hostelSaintlo Montréal

  Big downtown hostel (formerly HI Montréal) with dorms and private rooms.

  20 min drive

Nearby

• Montréal Botanical Garden · 5 min drive

  One of the world’s great botanical gardens, with Chinese and Japanese gardens and big greenhouses.

• Olympic Park and Montréal Tower · 5 min drive

  The 1976 Olympic site, with a funicular up the world’s tallest inclined tower.

• Marché Maisonneuve · 5 min drive

  Neighbourhood public market beside the old Beaux-Arts market hall, with produce, cheese and bakeries.

Getting there

• Montréal–Trudeau International (YUL) · about 30 min drive
• Ottawa · about 2 hr
• Burlington, VT · about 2 hr
• Quebec City · about 3 hr

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