3 indoor 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

  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
• 03

  Copperview Recreation Center

  8446 Harrison St, Midvale, UT 84047, USA

  Copperview is a Salt Lake County recreation center in Midvale, and its pickleball lives indoors. The county lines six courts onto the floor of the Large Gym, the same space that holds two volleyball courts and a high-school basketball court, so play here is gym pickleball: portable nets, painted lines, and shared building rather than a dedicated outdoor complex. The center runs open, pick-up style games with no reservations, which suits drop-in players more than groups wanting a locked-in court. The rest of the building is a full rec center, with a weights and cardio area, group fitness rooms, a skate park, and youth programs, so the courts sit inside a busy community facility.

  6 courtsIndoorFree

  Rating

  4.4

  404 reviews