Welcome to Pickleball Moses Lake, where the love for pickleball meets the serene beauty of Moses Lake, Washington. This charming town is not only famous for its stunning natural landscapes and the historic legacy of the Ice Age floods that shaped the region, but it's also a growing hotspot for pickleball players. At PickleballMosesLake.com, we embrace the town's rich past and its vibrant present by offering a friendly space for players of all ages to enjoy the sport. Whether you're drawn to the reflective waters of the lake or the lively sound of pickleball paddles, Moses Lake is the perfect place to serve up some fun history and exciting gameplay.

Moses Lake, Washington, with its stunning lake views and active community, is becoming a go-to destination for pickleball enthusiasts of all levels. From indoor options at the Larson Recreation Center to outdoor courts for sunny days, the community has a growing passion for the sport. Whether you're just starting out or looking to join a local event, we've got all the details you need to make the most of pickleball in Moses Lake.

Pickleball Courts in Moses Lake

There are various places to play pickleball in Moses Lake, offering both indoor and outdoor options for enthusiasts of all levels. With facilities like the Larson Recreation Center and the South Campus Athletic Club, you'll have plenty of choices to enjoy this popular sport.

• Larson Recreation Center
  610 W Yakima Ave, Moses Lake, WA 98837
  Phone: (509) 764-3812
  

  This newly opened facility features a large gymnasium for indoor sports, including two pickleball courts set up on Mondays, Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Outdoor courts are available Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, providing flexibility for players who prefer sunshine. Check the city’s website for the most up-to-date schedules and facility information.

• Moses Lake Rink (Off-Season Outdoor)
  610 W Yakima Ave, Moses Lake, WA 98837
  

  During the off-season, outdoor pickleball play moves to the Moses Lake Rink area. This spot offers a great space for open play under the open sky. Learn more on the city’s website.

• South Campus Athletic Club (Outdoor)
  1416 S Moses Lake Ave, Moses Lake, WA 98837
  Phone: (509) 766-2757
  

  Recently updated with freshly painted pickleball courts, the South Campus Athletic Club offers outdoor play options for members. Day passes are available for $5, or $19.99 for a monthly pass to access the outdoor courts. Contact the club for membership details.

Nearby Pickleball Courts

• Lauzier Park (Quincy)
  1400 13th Avenue SW, Quincy, WA 98848
  Type: Outdoor
  Courts: 6 (Pickleball only)
  Nets: Yes
  Lighted: Yes
  

  Located nearby in Quincy, Lauzier Park offers six dedicated pickleball courts with lighting for evening play. This well-equipped facility is a great option for players looking to explore additional courts outside Moses Lake.

Pickleball for Visitors

Visiting Moses Lake? Enjoy pickleball at various locations, from the indoor courts at Larson Recreation Center to outdoor spaces perfect for enjoying Moses Lake's sunny days. Whether you're looking to join a game or start learning, Moses Lake welcomes visitors to get involved with its local pickleball community.

Lessons and Beginner Classes

While structured lessons aren’t yet widely available, Moses Lake’s pickleball community is active and welcoming to new players. The Facebook group is a great resource to find playing partners or learn about beginner sessions offered by local clubs. Visit the Moses Lake Pickleball Facebook Group to stay connected.

Events and Tournaments

The community organizes local events and tournaments that bring together players from Moses Lake and surrounding areas. For the latest on tournaments, join the Facebook group or check the Larson Recreation Center website. The center is equipped to host tournaments and welcomes pickleball players year-round.

News and Updates

Stay updated on pickleball happenings in Moses Lake! Check out the city’s official pickleball page for schedule updates, court information, and the latest improvements to facilities like Larson Recreation Center.