Maple Leaf Park Pickleball Courts

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About this court

Free pickleball in Seattle, WA doesn't get much more convenient than Maple Leaf Reservoir Park, a 16-acre neighborhood facility at 1020 NE 82nd St. in Northeast Seattle. The asphalt courts come equipped with permanent nets and are open to the public every day of the week from 4:00 AM to 11:30 PM — one of the longest daily windows available at a public facility. The courts hold a good condition rating and have earned a 4.6 out of 5 across 13 Google reviews. The pickleball area sits within a broader sports court zone that also includes a hitting wall and basketball hoops. Visitors mention the nets are in solid shape and the courts are generally well kept, though some players note that wait times can build up and have observed occasional pressure to rotate quickly during busier sessions. Restrooms are available on-site, and there is no charge to play, reinforcing its appeal as a family-friendly, accessible open-play destination. Beyond the courts, Maple Leaf Reservoir Park — located in the US state of Washington — offers a zip line, children's garden, rain gardens, a shelter and gathering plaza, reservable picnic areas, public artwork, and two ball fields. An outer asphalt pathway measuring 2,540 feet means two laps equal roughly one mile, adding a fitness walking option for visitors. The combination of free access, extended daily hours, and wide-ranging amenities makes this park a practical stop for Seattle pickleball players of all skill levels.

Notes

Park includes a sports court area with pickleball court, hitting wall, and basketball hoops. Also features reservable picnic areas, zip line, children's garden, rain gardens, shelter and gathering plaza, and two ball fields. The outer asphalt pathway is 2540' (2 laps ≈ 1 mile). Public artwork on site.