The Pickleball Warehouse

19 indoor courts and open play all day in Homewood.

Pittsburgh’s biggest indoor pickleball space fills a former indoor bike park in Homewood with 19 dedicated courts, lined for outdoor balls and netted off from each other. Most courts run as rotating open play all day, so a visitor can walk in for $12 and find games without organizing a foursome; reserve courts are there for private groups. Lessons, clinics, leagues and a pro shop round it out.

At a glance

Courts

19 dedicated indoor

Open play

All day, every day, rotating courts

Drop-in

$12 a day for non-members

Lessons

From $75 for non-members

Membership

From $85 a month

Good for

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

What’s here

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

Lessons, clubs and gear

• Pickleball Warehouse pro shop

  Paddles, balls, apparel, shoes and snacks on site.

• Pickleball Warehouse lessons

  Private and group coaching, clinics and video review with the head pro and staff coaches.

• Pickleball Warehouse leagues

  Weekly leagues; formats and sign-up are on the site.

Where to stay

• hotelThe Oaklander Hotel

  Boutique hotel in Oakland near the universities and museums.

  15 min drive
• hotelThe Mansions on Fifth

  Restored Gilded Age mansions turned into a hotel in Shadyside.

  10 min drive

Nearby

• The Frick Pittsburgh · 5 min drive

  The Frick family home, Clayton, plus an art museum, a car and carriage museum and gardens.

• Frick Park · 5 min drive

  The city’s largest park, with wooded trails and ravines.

• Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens · 15 min drive

  Victorian glasshouse and gardens in Schenley Park.

• East End Brewing · 5 min drive

  Long-running local brewery with a taproom in the East End.

Getting there

• Pittsburgh International (PIT) · about 40 min drive
• Cleveland · about 2.25 hr
• Philadelphia · about 5 hr

Directions in Google Maps