San Carlos

Four outdoor courts with permanent pickleball lines and portable nets. The city's own page details the priority scheduling but never states a court count; there are four. Pickleball has guaranteed priority on Courts 1 & 2 daily 9am–12pm and weekdays 5–10pm; first-come-first-served with tennis players outside those windows. Free, walk-up only, closed the first Thursday of each month for maintenance.

One of the city's three official pickleball locations, but the city gives nothing beyond the address — no hours, fee, or court count. The 4-court figure here is an estimate, not a confirmed count: it's back-computed from the citywide total of 8 outdoor courts across 2 locations, minus Highlands Park's 4. Treat it as a working estimate. Crestview is a 7-acre park with unspecified "sports courts," a grassy field, picnic areas, and a modern playground.

Indoor pickleball here is currently paused for summer camps and won't resume until September — confirm before planning a visit. When running, it operates Tuesdays and Fridays 9am–12pm for a $5 drop-in fee, on permanent lines across a hard/wood gym floor with portable nets. There are 3 courts, though you may occasionally see 2 quoted. The building sits inside Burton Park's grounds, consistent with its near-identical coordinates.

The city's dedicated pickleball program page names only Highlands Park, Crestview Park, and the Youth Center — but Burton Park is real and well-documented nonetheless. Expect 3 outdoor concrete courts with temporary, not permanent, pickleball lines painted over shared tennis courts, bring-your-own net, free, no reservation. The courts are numbered and lit; this is informal, community-adopted use of shared tennis space rather than a scheduled program. The address varies — 1017 Cedar St on most pickleball listings, 900 Chestnut St elsewhere — most likely because this 10-acre park's block spans both streets.