West Palm Beach has five free public outdoor courts and several paid indoor and membership options. Here is what is open right now, checked against the city and county parks department pages on October 25, 2026.
Free outdoor courts
John Prince Park has 6 lighted outdoor courts. Play is free and first-come, first-served, according to the park's own site.
Okeeheelee Park has 6 outdoor courts that are free to use. Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation lists these courts as not lit, so plan daytime play here.
Lake Lytal Park has 6 lighted outdoor courts, also free, confirmed on the same county parks page.
Dreher Park has 6 free outdoor courts with lights, and Phipps Park has 4 free outdoor courts, both per the city of West Palm Beach's park listings in our database.
Indoor and fee-based courts
Howard Park Tennis & Pickleball Center, at 1101 Lake Avenue, has 4 pickleball courts. The city charges $5 per day for residents and $10 for non-residents, with annual permits available, open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday through Thursday.
Pickleball Kingdom West Palm Beach runs 12 indoor courts on a membership model with non-member day passes. The Picklr West Palm Beach has 10 indoor courts, also membership-based with drop-in play available.
CityPickle West Palm Beach, in the CityPlace district downtown, has 13 courts. You can show up for open play or book a court through the CityPickle app; it is not membership-only.
Westgate Park and Recreation Center has 3 indoor courts with portable nets, available for a one-time fee.
Private community courts
Several residential communities in West Palm Beach, including The Club at Ibis, Century Village, Villages of Palm Beach Lakes and Club Baywinds, maintain pickleball courts that are private and limited to residents or members.
See the full list with current hours, fees and verification dates on the West Palm Beach court page.