4 pickleball courts
in Kaysville, Utah.
- Free outdoor playEleven dedicated hard courts on the west side of Barnes Park are free and open to the public, with restrooms, water, and easy parking on site.
- Most courtsThe Picklr runs 15 dedicated indoor courts, the largest count in the city, with leagues and open play stacked across the day.
- Indoor year-roundThe Kitchen keeps five climate-controlled courts open 24 hours with online booking and a pay-as-you-go option, so play never depends on the weather.
- Organized league playThe city recreation center administers Kaysville leagues, registration, and seasonal tournaments like the Spring Fling and Paddle Battle on two indoor courts.
The Picklr Kaysville
559 Deseret Dr, Kaysville, UT 84037, USAA 15-court indoor pickleball club at 559 Deseret Dr, and the flagship of the Picklr chain. The draw is dedicated, climate-controlled play: regulars come several times a week, and reviewers repeatedly call it the best indoor option in Davis County. The building runs high ceilings, pro-grade lighting, and enough courts that multiple leagues, tournaments, and open-play sessions stack up across the day. The crowd skews social and competitive at once, with 3.5 to 4.5 round-robin play, ladder events, and a club coordinator who sets up new leagues on request. Staff get named in review after review. Membership-based, with a smoothie counter, locker rooms, and a small weight area attached.
15 courtsIndoorFreeDedicatedRating4.488 reviewsThe Kitchen Indoor Pickleball Courts KAYSVILLE
429 Deseret Dr #3, Kaysville, UT 84037, USAThe Kitchen is a dedicated indoor pickleball facility on Deseret Drive, the second location the Black family opened after their Woods Cross flagship. It runs five courts with full-length nets strung between them, a carpeted lounge in the middle with sofas and a TV, and two elevated observation decks for watching games. Reviewers describe it as clean, climate-controlled, and quieter than most indoor courts, with a strong community built around leagues, tournaments, and a youth program. The Black family owners are frequently on site. Patriotic touches, including a large American flag on the east wall, set the tone. It opened in Kaysville in June 2022.
5 courtsIndoorFreeDedicatedRating4.985 reviewsKaysville Parks & Recreation Center
85 N 100 E, Kaysville, UT 84037, USAThis is the city-run home base for Kaysville pickleball, the recreation building at 85 N 100 E where Kaysville Parks & Recreation administers leagues and programs. Indoor play runs on two courts inside the building, with nets that are not permanent, so players bring their own. The city also runs outdoor courts at Barnes Park and hosts seasonal tournaments such as the Spring Fling and Paddle Battle. The draw here is organized, well-managed league play rather than open courts you wander up to. Sign-ups and account management run through the city's recreation portal, and the program is overseen by city rec staff who keep matches on schedule.
2 courtsIndoorFreeRating4.465 reviewsBarnes Park
950 W 200 N, Kaysville, UT 84037, USABarnes Park is where Kaysville keeps its public pickleball. The city's official pickleball page points players straight here, and the courts sit on the west side of the park, reached from the west entrance at 315 N Flint Street. Directory listings count 11 outdoor dedicated courts on hard surface, a real cluster rather than a couple of striped lines shared with tennis. The rest of the park carries the usual Davis County weight: picnic shelters, tables, restrooms, volleyball, and easy parking, which is why it pulls more than a thousand Google ratings at 4.7. Play is free and open to the public, so morning and evening sessions tend to fill the most.
11 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicatedRating4.71292 reviews
Kaysville plays a lot of indoor pickleball for a city its size, and that is the headline. The Picklr Kaysville, the 15-court flagship of the chain at 559 Deseret Dr, is the busiest room in Davis County, with leagues, ladders, and 3.5 to 4.5 round-robin play stacking up across the day and regulars who show up several times a week. A few doors away on the same street, The Kitchen Indoor Pickleball Courts runs five courts open 24 hours, with full-length nets between courts, a carpeted lounge, and a pay-as-you-go model that local players say beats a traditional membership. The two clubs give the city dedicated, climate-controlled play through Utah's cold winters, which is when both are at their fullest. Free outdoor play centers on Barnes Park, where the city points players directly. Eleven dedicated hard courts sit on the west side, reached from the west entrance at 315 N Flint Street, open and free from roughly 6 AM to 11 PM with no lights, so morning and evening sessions fill first and play winds down at dark. The civic side runs through the Kaysville Parks and Recreation Center at 85 N 100 E, which administers leagues, account sign-ups, and seasonal tournaments like the Spring Fling and Paddle Battle, plus two indoor courts where players bring their own nets. The pattern is clear: free daylight pickleball at Barnes Park in warm months, paid indoor courts at The Picklr and The Kitchen the rest of the year, and organized league play through the city.
Common questions
Where can I play pickleball for free in Kaysville?
Barnes Park is the free option. The city's pickleball page points players to its 11 dedicated outdoor hard courts on the west side, reached from the west entrance at 315 N Flint Street. Play is free and open to the public with restrooms, water, and parking on site. The courts have no lights, so plan around daylight.
Does Kaysville have indoor pickleball courts?
Yes, two dedicated indoor clubs sit on Deseret Drive. The Picklr Kaysville runs 15 indoor courts at 559 Deseret Dr, and The Kitchen runs five courts open 24 hours nearby. Both are membership or pay-to-play and are the main option through Utah winters. The Kaysville recreation center also has two indoor courts used mostly for organized leagues.
When are Kaysville's pickleball courts busiest?
Barnes Park fills during morning and evening sessions in warm months, and play stops at dark since the courts are unlit. The Picklr and The Kitchen draw their heaviest crowds in fall and winter when outdoor play closes down, with leagues and open play stacking up across the day at The Picklr.
Where do beginners go to play in Kaysville?
New players have good options at all three dedicated venues. Barnes Park is free and low-pressure for casual rounds. The Picklr runs open play and leagues for all skill levels, and The Kitchen offers free and paid tiers plus clinics. The city recreation center runs organized leagues through its registration portal for players who want structured matches.
Can I reserve a court at Barnes Park?
Yes. While most of Barnes Park's 11 courts are first-come and free, Courts 1 and 2 can be reserved through the city for $10 per two-hour block, available April 15 to October 15. Open play needs no reservation; just bring your own paddles and balls. Contact Kaysville Parks and Recreation at 801-544-1788 for details.