3 dedicated pickleball courts
in Midvale, Utah.

Filtered from all 4 pickleball venues in Midvale.

• 01

  Mid Valley Pickleball

  7205 S 900 E, Midvale, UT 84047, USA

  Mid Valley Pickleball, branded The M.V.P., is a small indoor, reservation-only facility at 7205 S 900 E in Midvale, built into the ground floor of an apartment building that added the courts as a resident amenity and opened them to the public for rental. There are three courts under climate control with blackout windows, plus a lounge area with a large-screen TV and restrooms. Because the courts sit on a ground floor with low ceilings, lobs are limited, and players describe it as better suited to casual games, parties, and private events than to high-arc competitive play. It is not a walk-in facility.

  3 courtsIndoorFreeDedicated

  Rating

  4.2

  17 reviews
• 02

  Midvale City Park

  425 6th Ave, Midvale, UT 84047, USA

  Eight outdoor pickleball courts sit inside Midvale City Park at 425 W 6th Ave, a public park the city lists with pickleball among its amenities. This is a dedicated bank of hard courts, not lines shared with tennis, and players describe it as a competitive pickup spot. League groups sometimes book the courts, and when they don't, regulars report finding friendly games and steady rotations. One reviewer noted good wind protection, a real factor for paddle play in the Salt Lake Valley. Shade trees, parking, and nearby playgrounds round out the park, making it a workable stop for players who want open play without a fee or a reservation system.

  8 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicated

  Rating

  4.7

  3 reviews
• 03

  7200 S - Club Pickleball USA

  7037 High Tech Dr, Midvale, UT 84047, USA

  This is the Midvale location of Club Pickleball USA, a dedicated indoor pickleball facility on High Tech Drive rather than a public park. The club runs three Utah locations along the I-15 corridor with 35 indoor courts between them, and reviewers here describe wide, spacious courts under high ceilings with room to relax between games. It draws a mix of casual first-timers and rated players, with skill-matched open play, clinics, private lessons, and tournaments on the calendar. The owner also manufactures paddles next door, and the club runs novelty formats including glow-in-the-dark night play. Expect an organized club atmosphere, not a free city court.

  1+ courtsIndoorFreeDedicated

  Rating

  4.8

  30 reviews