Tilles Park Pickleball courts

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About this court

Tilles Park in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, is a free, public pickleball destination featuring six dedicated outdoor courts open seven days a week from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The courts were added in November 2016 with permanent nets and dedicated lines, and are currently rated in good condition — a standing backed by a 4.6-star Google rating across 471 reviews. Players note that the six-court setup reliably keeps wait times low, making it a practical choice for both casual drop-in sessions and weekly practice. The courts are situated within a larger multi-sport park environment at 5701 Marquette Ave, near the intersection of Hampton Ave, Flyer Ave, and Marquette Ave in South St. Louis. A water fountain and restroom facilities are located nearby, and the park is both dog-friendly (leashes required) and kid-friendly, with a playground, splash pad, basketball court, baseball field, and hockey rink on the grounds. Picnic areas are also available, adding to its appeal as an all-day outing spot. One important note for evening players: despite 10:00 PM closing hours, there are no outdoor lights serving the courts, so practical play is limited to daylight hours. There is no dedicated parking lot within the park — street parking on surrounding roads is the primary option, and visitors mention that a one-way street on one side can make navigation slightly inconvenient. Overall, the park draws consistent praise for its peaceful atmosphere, variety of activities, and the reliable availability of its pickleball courts.

Notes

Contact: Michael Chapin Schedule: 7 days a week during daylight hours Fee: Free Comment: Tilles Park in South St. Louis on Hampton Ave between Flyer & Marquette Aves. Nov/2016 6 new outdoor courts with dedicated nets & lines. Tilles Park is open from 6 am - 10 pm. However there are no outdoor lights for evening play. The courts are in the middle of the park. A water fountain and bathrooms are available nearby the courts. There is no parking in the park. Park on the streets next park.