Waipuilani Park

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About this court

Nestled along the waterfront in Kihei, HI, Waipuilani Park brings free outdoor pickleball to a scenic beachside setting rated 4.6 across 540 Google reviews. The park features 2 dedicated clay courts — Courts 5 and 6, the northernmost courts on the property — with Court 5 available for pickleball every day from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on a first-come, first-serve basis. Both courts carry designated pickleball priority on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:00 to 11:00 AM, making those mornings the most competitive windows for play. On-site restrooms add to the convenience of this fully public facility. Reaching the courts requires a short walk: from the small parking lot on W. Waipuilani Rd., head approximately 200 yards past the first set of tennis courts. Players note that the park's coastal position makes for a memorable playing environment, though the tradewinds can become notably strong by late morning — an early arrival is widely recommended. Visitors also mention that the park's proximity to nearby hotels and condos makes it an easy add to a Maui itinerary. As part of a multi-sport, multi-use park in the United States' island state of Hawaii, Waipuilani offers a combination of dedicated courts, a no-cost access model, and consistent daily hours that make it an accessible option for both local regulars and traveling players. The good court condition and clay surface round out a well-regarded facility that delivers reliable play in one of Maui's most popular coastal communities.

Notes

Contact: Todd Richter Phone: 808-891-4955 Schedule: Mon., Wed., Fri. 7a-11a Fee: free Comment: Court 5 is the "designated" pickleball court. It is available every day 7a-7p on a first come, first serve basis. Courts 5 and 6 have pickleball priority 7a - 11a every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Courts 5 and 6 are the northernmost courts in the park. From the small parking lot on W. Waipuilani Rd., go about 200 yds. past the first set of tennis courts. Great location but go early. By late morning the tradewinds can be kind of strong. UPDATE: Half of the tennis courts have been converted into pickleball courts