Pickleball Courts in Florida

Florida is the heart of American pickleball — the sport's modern boom traces to Naples, and dedicated clubs, resort courts, and public complexes now blanket the state. Browse every Florida court by city, verified against the source.

✓ 35 facilities · 13 cities · reviewed 2026 · verified data, not scraped
34
Open Venues
367
Total Courts
13
Cities
19
Indoor
2
Free
5
Verified

Florida pickleball map

Every geocoded facility in Florida. Click a pin for details.

Popular cities

Naples 5 Orlando 5 St. Petersburg 4 Jacksonville 4 Sarasota 3 Fort Lauderdale 3 Fort Myers 2 Tampa 2

All Florida cities

Naples, FL

5 facilities
1 indoor · 0 free

Orlando, FL

5 facilities
5 indoor · 0 free

St. Petersburg, FL

4 facilities
2 indoor · 1 free

Jacksonville, FL

4 facilities
4 indoor · 0 free

Sarasota, FL

3 facilities
1 indoor · 0 free

Fort Lauderdale, FL

3 facilities
2 indoor · 1 free

Fort Myers, FL

2 facilities
2 indoor · 0 free

Tampa, FL

2 facilities
2 indoor · 0 free

Boca Raton, FL

2 facilities
0 indoor · 0 free

Delray Beach, FL

2 facilities
0 indoor · 0 free

Cape Coral, FL

1 facility
0 indoor · 0 free

Miami, FL

1 facility
0 indoor · 0 free

West Palm Beach, FL

1 facility
0 indoor · 0 free

Best clubs by city

🏆 Best clubs in St. Petersburg → 🏆 Best clubs in Orlando → 🏆 Best clubs in Jacksonville →

Frequently asked questions

How many pickleball courts are in Florida?

We list 35 pickleball facilities across 13 Florida cities, totaling 367+ courts at venues that publish a count. Coverage grows as we research and verify more.

Which Florida cities have the most pickleball courts?

Naples (5), Orlando (5), St. Petersburg (4), Jacksonville (4), Sarasota (3).

Where can I play pickleball for free in Florida?

2 of the listed Florida venues are free public courts. Filter any city page by "Free" to find them.

Are the Florida court listings verified?

Yes — each listing is researched and confirmed against the venue's own website or Google Business Profile; unconfirmed leads are clearly marked "pending verification." We never publish scraped data as fact.