Mammoth Lakes Pickleball Complex

Six free courts in a high Sierra mountain town.

The town’s six regulation courts sit behind the library, free and first come, first served from March to November. Parks and Recreation adds learn-to-play clinics, an adult league and tournaments, and the indoor RecZone keeps a court going in winter. Play in the morning, then ride the bike park or hike the Lakes Basin.

At a glance

Courts

6 regulation outdoor

Cost

Free, first come, first served

Hours

Dawn to dusk

Programs

Clinics, adult league, tournaments

Amenities

Restrooms, Wi-Fi, bottle-filling station

Good for

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

What’s here

• Dedicated courts
• Outdoor
• Open play / drop-in
• Free to play
• Lessons and clinics
• Tournaments

Lessons, clubs and gear

• Mammoth Lakes Parks & Recreation

  Learn-to-play clinics, an adult league and tournaments at the complex; register online.

• Mammoth RecZone

  Dedicated indoor court in the Community Recreation Center at Mammoth Creek Park, with open-play sessions in the cold months (closed in summer).

Where to stay

• hotelThe Westin Monache Resort

  Full-service hotel in The Village, by the gondola.

  5 min drive
• hostelDavison St. Guest House

  A-frame chalet run as a hostel, with dorm beds, private rooms and a shared kitchen.

  5 min drive

Nearby

• Mammoth Mountain in summer · 10 min drive

  Bike park, the scenic gondola to the 11,053-foot summit and summer events.

• Devils Postpile National Monument · 35 min drive

  Columns of basalt and Rainbow Falls, reached by shuttle bus in summer.

• Mammoth Lakes Basin · 10 min drive

  A chain of alpine lakes above town with trails, paddling and fishing.

• Mammoth Brewing Company · 5 min drive

  The town’s brewery, with a tasting room, beer garden and food.

Getting there

• Eastern Sierra Regional (Bishop) (BIH) · about 45 min drive
• Los Angeles · about 5 hr
• Reno · about 3 hr

Directions in Google Maps