Schedule for open play

Social Distancing is Required:  Touch only your selected (sanitized) ball.  Wear a mask.  Keep 6-ft distance from others waiting to play.  

Avoid crossing active play on any court.  If your group finishes play on an inner court, ask the group in the outer court to slide over which allows the new players easy access to an outer court without disturbing others.  Outdoors: use the gates on the outer perimeter to access outer courts whenever possible. 

Indoors: use space behind back-court curtains if accessing far court.

ALWAYS notify players of stray pickleballs in the court area to avoid accidents.  

If you have learned the basics or play elsewhere and are visiting, improve your skills in open play.  Join in a skill group that meets your comfort level.  If you are consistently playing better or worse than others in the group, consider moving to a different skill level.  Place your paddles in one of the racks (casual or competitive) in sequence to play in the next available court.   Players wanting to play together should stack their paddles in one pile.

Parking is available onsite at the Tennis & Pickleball Center or (in summer) the Meadows parking lot to the north (closest to the outdoor pickleball courts).  The Meadows lot is preferable (in summer) when there are simultaneous sports events in the ball fields next to the Tennis Center.  Avoid parking along Pine Grove Rd.

Click here for latest schedule of clinics at the Steamboat Tennis & Pickleball Center

Private lessons from pickleball instructor Sean Pummill are available by contacting him at 719-239-4862 or Steamboatpb1@gmail.com

What is my skill level?

A:  Check out descriptions from the USAPA (USA Pickleball Association) and the IFP (International Federation of Pickleball)

Q: How can I reserve a court for private play?

A:  Call (970) 879-8400.  Reservations may be made 7 days in advance.

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