4 pickleball courts
in Mapleton, Utah.
Mapleton is a smaller, bedroom-community city in south Utah County. Pickleball players here often combine local park play with trips to Springville and Spanish Fork.
- Most courtsTwelve courts on the main parcel and around fourteen across the connected complex make this the largest pickleball site in Mapleton and the south end of the valley.
- Free outdoor playCourts are free and first come, first served, with restrooms, a drinking fountain, and covered pavilions on site.
- Lighted evening playThe courts here are lighted into the evening to roughly 10 PM, the only Mapleton venue where play continues after dark.
- Quiet dedicated courtsTwo dedicated courts sit in a quiet residential setting away from road traffic, paired with newer playground equipment and a walking loop, though there are no lights.
- Beginner-friendlyWith only two courts in a low-traffic family park, it stays calmer than the busy Ira Allan complex and suits players easing in.
- Editor's pick
Ira Allan Park
1728 S 800 W, Mapleton, UT 84664, USAIra Allan Park is Mapleton's largest community park and the south Utah County destination for outdoor pickleball, with twelve courts at the park and reviewers reporting around fifteen total across the connected pickleball-only complex on the adjacent parcel. Beyond pickleball, the property includes a big-toy playground, four baseball and softball diamonds, a futsal court, large grass fields, picnic shaded benches, and a working drinking fountain. The grounds are well kept and clean. Locally famous for the Mapleton Pioneer Day fireworks every July 24th, which draws huge crowds. A pavilion is on site but seating beyond it is limited.
12 courtsOutdoorFreeRating4.5188 reviews Mapleton Community Center
125 W 400 N, Mapleton, UT 84664, USAMapleton Community Center is a municipal building used primarily for gatherings, events, and city services rather than as a dedicated pickleball facility. Reviews describe it as a clean, bright space with room for tables and chairs, and mention uses ranging from blood drives to weddings to library services. None of the available reviews reference pickleball courts, play, or programming at this location. Visitors looking for pickleball should confirm court availability directly with the city before traveling, as the source material points to a general-purpose community center rather than a venue built around racquet sports.
1+ courtsOutdoorFreeRating4.430 reviewsMapleton City Park
W Maple St & N Main St, Mapleton, UT 84664, USAMapleton City Park is the historic centerpiece of downtown Mapleton, a small but charming community space with a gazebo, mature shade trees, pioneer memorial buildings, and swinging benches scattered around the grounds. Pickleball is not a primary feature here; reviewers describe tennis courts, sand volleyball, baseball diamonds, a playground, and pavilions, but not pickleball courts on this parcel. Most pickleball activity in Mapleton lives a few blocks south at Ira Allan Park. Mapleton City Park hosts Monday-night summer concerts and a farmers market, making it the town's social anchor more than a dedicated sports facility.
1+ courtsOutdoorFreeRating4.7436 reviews- Editor's pick
Maple Grove Park
Mapleton, UT 84664, USAMaple Grove Park is a newer park in a quieter, out-of-the-way section of Mapleton with two pickleball courts set among soccer fields, a small pavilion, and a playground that reviewers single out for its zipline and tall slide. The equipment is newer than at many nearby parks, and the setting away from main roads keeps road noise down. The grassy areas double as retention ponds, so they can sit soggy in the morning after sprinklers or storms. The pickleball courts are one feature in a family park rather than a standalone facility, paired with a walking path that loops the grounds.
2 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicatedRating4.829 reviews
Pickleball in Mapleton runs through one address: Ira Allan Park at 1728 S 800 W, the south Utah County hub for outdoor play. The park holds twelve courts on its main parcel, with reviewers and listing sites counting around fourteen total across the connected pickleball complex on the adjacent lot. Play is free and first come, first served, the courts are lighted into the evening to roughly 10 PM, and restrooms, a drinking fountain, and covered pavilions sit on site. The trade-off of that popularity is crowding: the location is now a regional draw, so courts fill fast, and a few surfaces show cracks and worn nets. With twelve-plus courts open, though, an empty one is usually findable. The city added these dedicated courts in recent years, and they have become the default for organized and drop-in play alike. The quieter alternative is Maple Grove Park, a newer park tucked into a residential area with two dedicated courts among soccer fields, a playground, and a walking loop. It has no lights, so play there runs to daylight, and the lawns double as retention basins that sit soggy after morning sprinklers. Two other listed spots are not real pickleball venues: Mapleton City Park, the historic downtown anchor, carries tennis, sand volleyball, and Monday-night summer concerts but no pickleball courts, and Mapleton Community Center is a rental hall for events rather than a court facility. There is no indoor pickleball in town. For an indoor club, players drive north toward Springville or Provo.
Common questions
Where can I play pickleball for free in Mapleton?
Both of Mapleton's real pickleball venues are free public courts. Ira Allan Park has twelve courts on a first come, first served basis, plus restrooms and pavilions. Maple Grove Park offers two quieter courts in a residential neighborhood. There are no paid or membership courts inside the city.
Are there any indoor pickleball courts in Mapleton?
No. Mapleton's pickleball is all outdoor, at Ira Allan Park and Maple Grove Park. The Mapleton Community Center is an event and rental hall, not a court facility, despite sometimes appearing in searches. For indoor play, look to clubs north in Springville or Provo.
When are the courts busiest?
Ira Allan Park fills fast because it has become a regional draw, and reviewers report courts full much of the time during good weather. With twelve-plus courts, an open one is usually available even when busy. Parking jams badly during the July 24th Pioneer Day fireworks. Maple Grove Park stays quieter year-round.
Which Mapleton courts have lights for evening play?
Ira Allan Park is the only lighted option; its lights run into the evening to about 10 PM, so play continues after sunset. Maple Grove Park has no lights, so play there is limited to daylight hours. Plan evening sessions at Ira Allan Park.
Does Mapleton City Park have pickleball courts?
No. Mapleton City Park is the historic downtown park with tennis courts, sand volleyball, baseball diamonds, and Monday-night summer concerts, but reviewers consistently note tennis rather than pickleball there. For pickleball, head a few blocks south to Ira Allan Park, which has twelve-plus dedicated courts.