Lincoln Park

1450 High St, Alameda, CA 94501 Directions ↗

Mixed levels

4 dedicated courts Free Level: Not specified Hours: Keypad-gated; general park hours

Alameda's most established pickleball venue — an officially recognized "Pickle Ball Court" facility, with four courts resurfaced specifically for pickleball in 2017 with dedicated lines and nets. Access is by keypad code rather than an open gate; contact ARPD's Recreation Supervisor (510-747-7555) for the current code. Free and walk-up, though the Alameda Pickleball Club runs several weekly sessions here — Monday/Wednesday midday, Wednesday/Saturday mornings, and Saturday afternoon.

How it plays

SurfaceHigh — dedicated permanent lines and nets, resurfaced specifically for pickleball in 2017
LevelNot specified
WaitMedium — free and walk-up, but keypad-gated access limits casual drop-ins

Court details

Courts
4
Indoor / outdoor
Outdoor
Surface
Outdoor hard court; resurfaced specifically for pickleball in Spring 2017, dedicated permanent lines and nets
Price
Free
Reservations
Walk-up

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