Rengstorff Park

201 S. Rengstorff Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94040 Directions ↗

Beginner-friendly

9 courts total (3 dedicated + 6 shared) Free, no reservation Level: 2.5–4.0, beginners welcome Hours: Dedicated courts sunrise–sunset; shared courts limited windows

Nine courts total: three dedicated to pickleball (two with permanent nets, one lined-only and needing a portable net), plus six more dual-striped and shared with tennis. No reservation system — it's drop-in with a paddle-stacking queue (four paddles down means you're next). Dedicated courts are open sunrise to sunset unrestricted; the shared courts run Mon–Fri 9am–3pm plus 6–9pm Mon/Tue/Thu, Sat 9am–2pm, and Sun 9am–2pm and 6–9pm, with no pickleball before 9am or after 9pm on those. Free to play. The city itself cites a "large increase in number of pickleball players" as the reason it's exploring an entirely separate new facility for overflow demand.

How it plays

SurfaceMedium — 3 dedicated (2 permanent nets, 1 lined-only) + 6 dual-striped with tennis
Level2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 — beginners welcome, also popular with advanced players
WaitHigh — city cites a large increase in players as the reason it's exploring a new facility

Court details

Courts
9
Indoor / outdoor
Outdoor
Surface
Medium — 3 dedicated (2 permanent nets, 1 lined-only) + 6 dual-striped with tennis
Price
Free
Hours
Dedicated courts sunrise–sunset; shared courts limited windows
Reservations
Walk-up
Level
2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 — beginners welcome, also popular with advanced players
Typical wait
High

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