Pickleball in Burlington: where to play indoors and outdoors

Private courts you can book by the hour, and a members' club.

Blue Zone Courts Fairview Street

Eight indoor courts, open daily 7am to 11pm. Walk-in courts are $44 an hour on weekday days and $52 at prime time, with no membership needed. Memberships start at $90 a month. Blue Zone memberships

Squeeze Pickleball Dillon Road

Courts at $25 an hour on weekdays and $35 on weekends, or social play from $11 a person for two hours. No membership needed; clinics, leagues and coaching too. Squeeze court fees

Burlington Pickleball Harvester Road

A members' club with social play, round robins, leagues, clinics, Learn 2 Play and private lessons. Guests play with a free guest account. Burlington Pickleball

Courtline Cumberland Avenue

A new pickleball and padel club, opening soon at Burlington Hall Sporting Club. It's taking a waitlist; prices aren't final yet. Courtline

Prices as of October 2026. Prices and times are as each venue lists them on its own site; check with them before you go.

The City of Burlington runs the cheapest pickleball in town, for adults 19+ with some 55+ sessions.

City of Burlington drop-in Eight community centres

$5 for adults and $4 for 55+, at Alton, Brant Hills, the Seniors' Centre, Central Arena, Mainway, Robert Bateman, Skyway and Tansley Woods. Residents book online up to seven days ahead; bring a paddle and ball. City booklet

City registered play by level Community centres

A fall session of play grouped by level, from $30 to $70 for adults and $24 to $56 for 55+. City booklet

City outdoor courts Parks across Burlington

Spring to fall at Palmer, Tansley Woods, Leighland, Optimist, Sycamore and Ireland parks and Bolus Garden Parkette. Palmer, Leighland and Tansley Woods can be booked a day ahead. City of Burlington

Blue Zone outdoor courts Fairview Street

Three outdoor courts from April to October, at $22 an hour on weekday days and $26 at prime time. Blue Zone memberships

Prices as of October 2026. Outdoor courts are seasonal. Prices are as the city and each venue list them.

The Burlington Pickleball Association runs the main members' leagues. Membership is $20, plus $10 each for Pickleball Canada and Pickleball Ontario. It's full this season, and sign-ups for next year open December 1.

Blue Zone Courts, Squeeze Pickleball and Burlington Pickleball run their own leagues too, so you can play in a league this season without waiting for the association.

Blue Zone's Starter package is $59 for a lesson and beginner sessions, and Burlington Pickleball runs Learn 2 Play. City drop-in is the cheapest way to keep playing once you know the basics.

Read our pickleball rules guide and how to play pickleball, and see pickleball lessons for clinics and coaching nearby.

Volta is a sports and social club planned for the Grimsby area, about 25 minutes from Burlington. It will have dedicated indoor pickleball courts, used only for pickleball, all year.

Pick-up games will be grouped by level, and leagues will run across a season. The Burlington page has the rest of the club.

The Founders List is free. Join it below to hear first when the opening date is set.