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Kingston

Here’s a lighthearted guide to pickleball spots in Kingston and surrounding areas where you can dink and dive to your heart’s content:

1. Kingston Pickleball Club

1150 Gardiners Rd, Unit 1A, Kingston, ON

Where pickleball dreams and paddle smashes meet! Indoor courts await you here.

2. Bayridge Sports Park

800 Sierra Ave, Kingston, ON

Outdoor courts where you can argue whether it’s “pickleball weather.”

3. Henderson Park

361 Roosevelt Drive, Kingston, ON

BYO paddle and maybe a snack – hydration and fun guaranteed.

4. Belle Park

731 Montreal St, Kingston, ON

Four courts with a view that might just distract you from winning.

5. Royal Kingston Curling Club

130 Days Rd, Kingston, ON

Concrete courts that double as a curling rink in winter. Multi-talented venue!

6. Rideau Heights Community Centre

85 MacCauley St, Kingston, ON

Three indoor courts and possibly the chance to overhear epic pickleball strategies.

7. Shannon Park

199 Wilson St, Kingston, ON

Outdoor courts where seagulls might critique your form.

8. Lemoine Point Conservation Area

1440 Coverdale Dr, Kingston, ON

Play surrounded by nature – just don’t let the trees distract you!

9. Lake Ontario Park

920 King St W, Kingston, ON

Serve with a lakeside breeze, but beware of the occasional strong gust.

10. Invista Centre

1350 Gardiners Rd, Kingston, ON

Play here and maybe catch a glimpse of hockey fans wondering why they didn’t bring a paddle.

The list goes on, but these top 10 offer enough variety to keep you paddling and giggling. Most venues are welcoming to players of all skill levels, so don’t hesitate to jump in and join the fun!

Finding a pickleball court these days is like going on a scavenger hunt where the treasure is a net, some taped lines, and a group of people over 50 who take their third shots very seriously. You’ll search through parks, gyms, and even abandoned tennis courts like a detective, squinting at Google Maps and muttering, "Is that really a pickleball court or just a very small basketball court?" When you finally find it, you’ll join a group of enthusiastic strangers who’ve already been rallying for an hour—and now you’re next in line, armed with a paddle, some questionable footwork, and a burning desire to dink!