9 pickleball courts
in St. George, Utah.
St. George is southern Utah's pickleball hub. The free Little Valley Pickleball Complex runs more than 30 lighted courts and hosts touring events, while Vernon Worthen and Bloomington parks add downtown options and The Picklr keeps eight indoor courts going year-round. Summit Athletic Club covers the club scene on River Road. A large retiree population keeps morning play busy across the city most of the year.
Vernon Worthen Park
300 S 400 E, St. George, UT 84770, USAVernon Worthen Park sits at 300 S 400 E in downtown St. George, across the street from the city recreation center, and it pairs six pickleball courts with a large family park. The city lists it as one of four municipal pickleball sites, alongside the 33-court Little Valley complex, Bloomington Park, and Ledges Park. Reviewers describe the courts as a steady draw with covered benches and views of the surrounding red rock, set among open lawns, mature trees, playgrounds, and a parking lot on the pickleball side. Farmers markets and concerts run in the park through the year, so expect a busy, social setting rather than a quiet club.
6 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicatedRating4.71763 reviews- Editor's pick
Bloomington Park
650 Man O War Rd, St. George, UT 84790, USABloomington Park sits on the south side of St. George at 650 Man O War Road, next to the Virgin River, and its pickleball courts are a working part of a large public park rather than a standalone complex. The city counts seven courts here, set among baseball fields, grass open space, a basketball court, a shaded playground, and a river-side walking and bike path. Reviewers single out the courts for being well fenced, with the surrounds built to contain errant balls. The setting is open and scenic, with mountain views and mature trees, and the courts are one of the most-used pickleball spots in town.
7 courtsOutdoorLightedFreeDedicatedRating4.6407 reviews - Press coverage
Little Valley Pickleball Complex St George UT
2149 Horseman Park Dr, St. George, UT 84790, USAA 33-court municipal pickleball complex run by the City of St. George, and one of the largest public facilities in the region. It started with 12 courts in 2012, expanded to 24 in 2015, and added eight courts plus a dedicated championship court with permanent bleachers in the 2024 expansion built for televised pro matches. The Professional Pickleball Registry named it Public Facility of the Year in 2020. It draws serious tournament traffic: the city runs several events a year, the Pro Tour of Pickleball holds a major tournament here each April, and the amateur Fall Brawl pulls more than 1,000 players. Reviewers call it beautiful and praise the turf and shade.
33 courtsOutdoorLightedFreeDedicatedRating4.8385 reviews - Press coverage
Summit Pickleball
1532 1450 S, St. George, UT 84790, USASummit Pickleball is the program run on the courts at Summit Athletic Club's River Road location in St. George, and it leans hard into organized, rated play. The club lists 14 dedicated outdoor courts, and the schedule fills them with skill-tiered leagues (3.0 through 4.5+), adult and junior clinics, and coaching from a named instructor staff that reviewers single out by name. Tournaments like the Summit Smash and DUPR-rated cash events run on the same courts. Open play exists, but the center of gravity here is structured ladders and leagues rather than casual park-style rotation. Membership is not required to participate.
14 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicatedRating5.0124 reviews - Editor's pick
Larkspur Park
The Corner of Fort Pierce Dr &, Larkspur Rd, St. George, UT 84790, USALarkspur Park is a St. George neighborhood park where pickleball shares striped, hard-surface tennis courts rather than a dedicated complex. Reviewers describe a clean, family-oriented spot with a well-shaded playground, two sand volleyball nets, and the lighted tennis/pickleball courts off Fort Pierce Drive. Pickleheads counts two outdoor courts here, played on the tennis surface, so it suits casual games, warm-ups, and players who would rather avoid the crowds at Little Valley or Vernon Worthen across town. Bring a portable net. Players come for early-morning sessions before the southern Utah heat, then the playground and volleyball area fill in with families later in the day.
2 courtsOutdoorLightedFreeRating4.6111 reviews - Editor's pick
The Picklr St. George
615 E St George Blvd, St. George, UT 84770, USAAn indoor, membership-based pickleball club on St. George Boulevard, part of the national Picklr chain. The St. George location runs eight dedicated indoor courts and builds its calendar around coached play: clinics, leagues, brackets, and a free Pickleball 101 class for newcomers. Reviews repeatedly credit the on-site staff and instruction, with several members naming coaches by name. The crowd skews a bit older and ranges across skill levels, and open-play sessions can get crowded on busy nights. This is a programmed, climate-protected club rather than a drop-by public park, so play here is structured around membership and scheduled sessions.
8 courtsIndoorFreeDedicatedRating4.572 reviews Sports Village Home-Owners
860 W Vlg Rd, St. George, UT 84770, USASports Village is a gated resort condo community on the west side of St. George, and pickleball is one piece of a large amenity package rather than the main attraction. Outdoor tennis and pickleball courts sit alongside heated pools, a 25-meter lap pool, racquetball, sand volleyball, full-court basketball, shuffleboard, and a clubhouse game room. The crowd here is mostly owners and vacation renters, many of them families using St. George as a base for Zion and the Bear Claw Poppy trails. Courts and equipment serve guests staying on-property, so this plays as a community amenity, not a public drop-in destination.
1+ courtsOutdoorFreeRating4.251 reviewsThe Vue at Green Valley
1143 Gap Canyon Pkwy, St. George, UT 84770, USAThe Vue at Green Valley is a vacation-rental townhome community in St. George, not a public park, and the pickleball courts here are a shared community amenity for guests staying on the property. The courts sit alongside a heated pool, splash pad, hot tub, and a small basketball court, so play is part of the resort-style mix rather than the main draw. Units are large five-bedroom townhomes marketed to families and groups, and the setting puts you minutes from Snow Canyon and about an hour from Zion. If you are not renting a unit here, this is not a court to plan a drop-in session around.
1+ courtsOutdoorFreeDedicatedRating4.628 reviews- Press coverage
Fish Rock Park
1400 Ledges Pkwy, St. George, UT 84770, USAFish Rock Park is a neighborhood park inside the Ledges development on the north edge of St. George, and it carries four outdoor pickleball courts alongside the playground and picnic area. It opened in July 2022 as the first park built for the Ledges, a golf-course community where homes sit on small lots without much shared open space. The pickleball courts were a centerpiece from day one, and reviewers describe them as brand new and cleanly laid out. The setting is residential and quiet, with a two-acre stretch of grass, restrooms, and a playground that make it a stop for families as much as paddle players.
4 courtsOutdoorFreeDedicatedRating3.912 reviews
Common questions
How many pickleball courts are in St. George?
There are 9 pickleball venues in St. George, Utah, with 74 total courts across them.
Are there free pickleball courts in St. George?
Yes, 9 of the listed St. George venues are free public courts. See the lineup below for which.
Are there indoor pickleball courts in St. George?
Yes, 1 indoor pickleball venue is listed in St. George.
When is the best time to play pickleball in St. George?
Outdoor courts get busiest on summer weekday evenings (5–9 PM) and weekend mornings. Lighted courts extend play into the evening. Indoor facilities run year-round and most popular after work and on weekends.