Southshore Blvd Reservoir

Court Details

About this court

At 1772 Southshore Blvd in Lake Oswego, OR, the Southshore Blvd Reservoir pickleball facility offers 4 dedicated outdoor covered courts in good condition, drawing a 4.7-star rating from 115 reviews on Google. Access is membership-based, though drop-in contributions are welcomed, and online booking makes reserving court time straightforward. Hours are generous across the week — Tuesday and Thursday open as early as 6:00 AM, with most evenings running until 10:30 PM and Wednesday until 11:00 PM, giving players in the United States Pacific Northwest some of the wider scheduling windows available in the region. The tag list reflects a full-service setup: court rental, lessons, open play, drop-in sessions, and tournaments are all part of the programming mix. Players note that the blend of competitive and casual formats is a genuine strength, with regular events — including themed evenings and monthly tournaments — keeping the calendar active. The covered courts offer meaningful shelter from the elements, though some visitors mention that temperature management inside can be inconsistent depending on the season, with summer heat and occasional cold-weather heating issues flagged in reviews. For those newer to the game, players highlight that teaching pros are on-site and the staff is consistently described as welcoming and approachable across skill levels. The community skews inclusive, with members noting a strong presence of older adult players who find the programming particularly well-suited to their needs. Limited on-site parking is worth planning around, especially during peak evening hours when the facility tends to be busy.

Notes

Contact: Carl Schmits Phone: 480-382-2275 Schedule: Nets/lockbox supplied Spring 2017. Schedule to be posted April-ish 2017 Fee: Club membership (see) or drop in donation appreciated. Comment: BYONet until April. Fair weather (Apr-Oct) courts are also 'first-come'; nets may be set up during non-scheduled time by members (lockbox) if no tennis players on court.