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Redwood City

Red Morton Park is the one stop in Redwood City, but it's really two venues in one complex: four lighted outdoor courts anyone can walk onto, and three indoor courts in the Senior Center next door with a single weekly window. Across town, the Sequoia YMCA runs a small beginner-friendly indoor session twice a week, and Andrew Spinas Park and Stanford's Redwood City recreation center add two more options.

4 outdoor courts 3 indoor courts 1 YMCA session

Where to play

1400 Roosevelt Ave, Redwood City, CA 94061 Directions ↗
4 outdoor hard courts Free Level: Not specified Hours: see schedule below
SurfaceMedium — lighted hard courts with nets, reservable through the city's booking system
LevelNot specified
WaitMedium — no crowding data either way

Four lighted outdoor courts in a shared park complex that also has a skatepark, tennis courts, soccer fields, and basketball courts (Courts A–D). General pickleball open play runs Mon–Sat 8am–12pm and Sun 9am–1pm on all four courts, plus every day 4pm–8pm on Courts A & B only (until the game ends or after 15 minutes if others are waiting). Courts C & D switch to mixed pickleball/tennis use Mon–Sat 12pm–4pm and Sun 1pm–4pm (1-hour limit if others are waiting), and every day 4pm–8pm — Tennis Courts 1 & 2 are also available for pickleball during that midday mixed-use window. Tennis Courts 3 & 4 are tennis-only every day. Reservations go through the city's ActiveCommunities portal.

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1120 Roosevelt Ave, Redwood City, CA 94061 Directions ↗
3 indoor courts Free Level: Not specified Hours: Wed 11:30am–2:30pm
SurfaceMedium — indoor gym courts
LevelNot specified
WaitMedium — single weekly window, no data on crowding

A separate indoor venue in the Senior Center building, same park complex as the outdoor courts above — three courts, one weekly window (Wednesdays only), free to play.

Sequoia YMCA

Beginner-friendly
1445 Hudson St, Redwood City, CA 94061 Directions ↗
2 indoor courts Membership required Level: Beginners welcome Hours: Tue/Thu 12:30–2:30pm
SurfaceNot specified
LevelBeginners welcome
WaitMedium — no crowding data available

2 indoor courts in Redwood City. Membership required to play. Contact Bonni Beer, 650-481-1207.

Andrew Spinas Park

Mixed levels
3003 Bay Rd, Redwood City, CA 94063 Directions ↗
2 courts Free Level: Not specified Hours: Dawn–dusk, lighted courts to 10pm
SurfaceOutdoor hard court — permanent lines, portable nets
LevelNot specified
WaitNot specified

Two free hard courts with permanent lines, walk-up and no reservation, lighted until 10pm — which makes this one of the few Redwood City options after dark. The nets are portable, so bring one if none is up.

900 Warrington Ave, Redwood City, CA 94063 Directions ↗
3 courts Membership required Level: Not specified Hours: see below
SurfaceWood (indoor gym)
LevelNot specified
WaitNot specified

Three indoor courts on a gym floor at Stanford's Redwood City campus. Open pickleball runs three windows a week — Tuesday 4–5:30pm, Wednesday noon–1:30pm, Friday 9:30–11am — first come, first served with no registration, unless a scheduled Open Rec activity or event has the floor. Membership covers open play; a separate 10-week recreational class is sold at different rates to students, staff and the wider community. Access runs through Stanford's community, not the general public.

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  • Red Morton's two venues, Andrew Spinas Park and the Sequoia YMCA are the full set of public pickleball in Redwood City — nothing was cut for space. Stanford's Redwood City campus is open to its own community only.
  • The Red Morton Park outdoor courts and Senior Center indoor courts share a park complex but run on different schedules and fees — don't assume one covers the other.
  • Bring your own paddle and ball to the outdoor courts — the park doesn't supply equipment.

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Places2Play — Redwood City · City of Redwood City — Pickleball. Verified July 2026 — always confirm hours and reservation status before a special trip.

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