Meadowcroft Park Pickleball Courts

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About this court

Six lighted pickleball courts at Pittsburgh, PA's Meadowcroft Park draw a consistent community of players to North Meadowcroft Avenue, with courts open daily from 8am to 9:30pm and free to the public. Rated 4.6 out of 5 across 10 Google reviews, the dedicated courts operate on an open play, first-come, first-served rotation system — a paddle rack on the fence signals who's up next. The courts are in good condition and are reserved strictly for pickleball use; non-marking tennis shoes are required, and activities such as rollerblading, skateboarding, and private lessons are not permitted. The facility is shared with Mt. Lebanon School District, which holds exclusive use on school days between 11am and 2pm, so public players should plan arrival times accordingly. Evening sessions are a draw, with players noting that the lights keep the courts active well into the night and that a friendly, regular crowd makes it easy to find a game most afternoons and evenings. Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, Meadowcroft Park also includes basketball courts and a sitting area, though reviewers mention there are no on-site bathrooms or nearby spots to grab drinks. Additional court rules include no amplified music, no smoking or tobacco products, and no pets on the courts — all contributing to a focused, community-oriented environment for pickleball play.

Notes

No public access 11am-2pm during school days (Mt. Lebanon School District has exclusive use). Courts are for pickleball use only. Pets, bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards, scooters, and private lessons are prohibited. Non-marking tennis shoes required. Waiting players must use paddle racks on fence to indicate next up. No smoking or tobacco products. No amplified music. Open play rotation system in place. Park also includes basketball courts and a sitting area.