Exploring Pickleball in New England: Top Courts to Visit

Are you a pickleball enthusiast looking for new places to play in New England? Look no further! From bustling cities to tranquil beach towns, the region is filled with pickleball courts waiting for you to grab your paddle and join in on the fun.

In Connecticut, Pickleball America in Stamford has transformed an old department store into one of the largest pickleball facilities in the country. With 28 courts, a lounge, and childcare area, it’s the perfect spot for players of all levels.

Head over to PKL-South Boston in Massachusetts for a unique pickleball experience. This indoor facility doubles as a pickleball parlor, offering open play, clinics, trivia nights, live music, and delicious food and drinks.

If you find yourself on Nantucket Island, don’t miss out on playing at the Nantucket Racquet Sports Association. With outdoor pickleball and platform tennis courts, as well as a warming hut and kitchen, it’s a favorite among tourists and locals alike.

In New Hampshire, Owl’s Nest Resort in Thornton is the place to be for pickleball enthusiasts. With 13 courts, tournaments, clinics, and social events, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to improve your game and enjoy the stunning scenery.

Ocean State Pickleball in Narragansett, Rhode Island, offers a variety of indoor and outdoor playing options, including clinics, leagues, and lessons. Take your game to the next level with filmed lessons or 3 and Me sessions with a coach.

For a mountain getaway, head to Stratton Mountain Resort in Vermont. With eight pickleball courts and stunning views of the surrounding mountains, it’s the perfect place to play a match and then relax with a gondola ride.

Lastly, Seacoast Pickleball in York, Maine, is a members-only club with eight courts, a lounge area, and weekly events. Whether you’re a local or just visiting for the summer, this beach town facility is a must-visit for pickleball enthusiasts.

Have you had the chance to play at any of these courts? Share your experiences and let us know if there are any other pickleball facilities in New England that should make our next list. Happy playing!