LIVE INDEX217 VENUES TRACKED55 UTAH CITIESUPDATED JUNE 6, 2026
City guide · Utah

4 pickleball courts
in Bountiful, Utah.

Total venues
4
indoor + outdoor
Total courts
21
across venues
Indoor
1
year-round
Free public
4
3 lighted
Best for
The lineup · sorted by editorial pick

  • North Canyon Park

    3900 Bountiful Blvd, Bountiful, UT 84010, USA

    North Canyon Park sits up on Bountiful Blvd on the bench above the valley, and the pickleball courts come with a view of the Great Salt Lake to match. This is a full public park first, with hidden trails, four-plus pavilions, a large field, a playground, and a mini amphitheater, so the courts share space with picnics, dog walkers, and tennis players. The pickleball setup is a recent addition: six outdoor courts with permanent lines, run by South Davis Recreation. Reviewers describe a quiet park most of the time, which makes it an easy place to get a game in without a crowd. It draws families as much as players.

    6 courtsOutdoorLightedFreeDedicated
    Rating
    4.7
    430 reviews
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    Twin Hollow Park (Cheese Park)

    Twin Hollow Park, 1370 E Hills Dr N, Bountiful, UT 84010, USA

    Six dedicated pickleball courts sit in a neighborhood park in the hills above Bountiful, locally known as Cheese Park. The courts came from two tennis courts that went largely unused, which the city converted in 2014 into six striped pickleball courts with new gates, net poles, and nets. Lights followed in 2015, and the courts and lights were rebuilt again in summer 2023, so the surfaces are recent. The rest of the park rounds out a family setup: a baseball field, a basketball area, playgrounds, restrooms, and a grass field. Reviewers describe a quieter spot a bit out of the way, good for sports and family outings.

    6 courtsOutdoorLightedFreeDedicated
    Rating
    4.4
    161 reviews

  • Pickleball Courts Washington Park

    615 S 500 W, Bountiful, UT 84010, USA

    Washington Park gives Bountiful a block of six dedicated outdoor pickleball courts on the west side of the city, off 500 West. The courts are purpose-built rather than shared lines on a tennis surface, with permanent nets and painted lines, so a group can show up and play without rigging anything. The single Google review describes courts in excellent condition with a smooth surface and good nets, and lists clean restrooms and parking close by. It reads like a straightforward neighborhood-park setup: free, open to the public, and built to handle both casual rounds and more competitive games.

    6 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicated
    Rating
    5.0
    1 review

  • South Davis Recreation Center

    550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT 84010, USA

    Pickleball here lives inside a large municipal rec center, not on a dedicated court complex. The South Davis Recreation District runs play on three indoor wood courts with permanent lines, sharing the building with two indoor pools, an ice rink, an indoor track, basketball, and racquetball. Reviewers describe a busy, family-heavy facility with a lot packed under one roof, so pickleball slots into a set schedule rather than open-all-day access. The wood surface and indoor setting mean year-round play regardless of weather, which is the draw for players who want consistent conditions through a Utah winter.

    3 courtsIndoorFree
    Rating
    4.4
    1407 reviews
The scene · Bountiful

Bountiful runs almost entirely on free, dedicated outdoor courts, with one indoor option for the winter months. Three city parks each carry six purpose-built pickleball courts, which is a lot of capacity for a town this size. Twin Hollow Park, known locally as Cheese Park, sits in the hills and holds six lighted courts that the city converted from unused tennis courts in 2014 and rebuilt again in summer 2023, so the surfaces are recent. Washington Park, on the west side off 500 West, offers six dedicated courts with permanent nets and painted lines, open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and well reviewed for surface condition. North Canyon Park, up on Bountiful Blvd on the bench, adds six more lighted outdoor courts with a view of the Great Salt Lake, run by South Davis Recreation. All three are free, first-come first-served, and lighted for evening play except where Washington Park's lighting is unconfirmed. For year-round play, the South Davis Recreation Center keeps three indoor wood courts inside a larger municipal building shared with pools, an ice rink, and a track. That is the one paid spot: members play free, visitors pay $5 for an all-day pass, and drop-in runs on a set schedule rather than open hours. Mornings and evenings draw the steadiest crowds at the outdoor parks, and weekends fill faster, so arriving early helps when courts are in demand. South Davis Recreation also runs summer youth pickleball camps at its outdoor sites.

FAQ · Bountiful

Common questions

Where can I play pickleball for free in Bountiful?

Three city parks each have six free, dedicated outdoor courts: Twin Hollow Park (Cheese Park) in the hills, Washington Park off 500 West, and North Canyon Park on Bountiful Blvd. All three are first-come, first-served with no fee. The only paid option is the South Davis Recreation Center, which charges visitors $5 for an all-day pass.

Are there indoor pickleball courts in Bountiful?

Yes. The South Davis Recreation Center has three indoor wood courts with permanent lines, sharing the building with pools, an ice rink, and an indoor track. Play runs on a set drop-in schedule rather than all-day access, and a membership or $5 visitor pass is required. It is the main option for year-round play during winter.

Which Bountiful courts are lighted for evening play?

Twin Hollow Park (Cheese Park) and North Canyon Park both have lighted outdoor courts, so evening games work at either. Washington Park is open until 10 p.m. and one aggregator credits lighting there, but the city has not confirmed it, so plan around daylight at Washington Park if you are unsure.

When are Bountiful's courts busiest?

The free outdoor parks see the steadiest crowds at mornings and evenings, and weekends fill faster than weekdays. Twin Hollow Park parking can fall short during larger park events, so arriving early helps on busy weekends. North Canyon Park tends to stay quieter most of the time, which makes it an easy pick when you want to avoid a wait.

Are these courts dedicated to pickleball or shared with tennis?

Twin Hollow Park, Washington Park, and North Canyon Park all have dedicated outdoor pickleball courts with permanent lines, so you can show up and play without taping anything down. The three indoor courts at the South Davis Recreation Center share a busy multi-use building, so they run on a schedule and you bring your own net.

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