Pickleball Court Reservations
When booking your court, please note each “tee time” is a one hour court reservation. If you’d like to book multiple hours, please book consecutive times by booking your first and returning to book subsequent times.
| Daily Court Fees | Per Hour |
|---|---|
| Everyday Mondays – Sundays | $20 |
| Mid-Day Special Mondays – Fridays 1pm – 4pm | $12 |
| Court Passes | Price |
|---|---|
| Season Pass Full Access – valid January 1-December 31 | $200 |
| Monthly Full Access – valid 30 days from date of purchase | $25 |
| Open League Play – New Players Welcomed | Sign Up | Format | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drop-in Play 9a – 11am | $7/day | Individual | Coming Soon! |
| Spring Wednesday Round Robin League 4pm – 6pm | $30/season | Random Pair | Coming Soon! |
| Thursday 2-Person League 4pm – 6pm | $60/season | Couples | Coming Soon! |
| Friday Couples League 4pm – 6pm | $60/season | Couples | Coming Soon! |
Know Before You Go
Pickleball
Hours
Our current hours are 8 am until 5pm. Court times will change with sunrise and sunset.
Have a
Large Group?
Let us know in advance so we can help accommodate your group or set up a tournament. Contact [email protected] or 970-245-7177 to set it up
Balls &
Paddles?
You are more than welcome to use your own equipment. We do have rentals for $3 per person as well as paddles for sale in the proshop.
More
Questions?
Get in touch with us at [email protected] so that we can help answer any additional questions you may have.
How to Play Pickleball
Pickleball is a sport in which two or four players use solid paddles to hit a wiffle ball over a net. Pickleball shares the dimensions and layout of a badminton court, and a net and rules similar to tennis, with a few changes.
Serving
Players must serve underhand from behind the baseline. The ball must be served cross-court, past the non-volley zone (the kitchen). The first serve is made from the right-hand side of the court, and alternates after each point. A player continues serving until their team commits a fault (hitting it into the net, out of bounds, etc.) After a lost point, the player’s partner has a turn serving before the serve is given to the opposing team. To begin the game, the serving team only gets 1 serve.
Scoring
Only the serving team can score points. Games are to 11, win by 2. The score is called as a series of 3 numbers. First the scoring teams score, second the receiving teams score, lastly if the server is the first or second server on their team. Eg. 7-3-2
Quirky Rules
When returning the serve, the receiving team must let the ball bounce once (1st bounce) before hitting it back. The serving team must also let this return bounce (2nd bounce) before hitting the ball. After these two bounces, the ball can be volleyed (hit in the air) or off the bounce. A player may not hit the ball while standing inside the non-volley zone (the kitchen) unless the ball first bounces in the non-volley zone.