Worthy Park Pickleball Courts

4 neighborhood pickleball courts all connected without barriers so balls do run in-between courts. If it's windy, it will be challenging to keep the ball in play. Overall nice friendly folks, paddle system is on the floor whether you're single or already with a group. There's a clean public restroom nearby too.

Great place to play Pickleball. Good variety of skills and friendly players. All of the courts work by laying down your paddle and 4 on, 4 off so a terrific place to pick up a game and find partners. You can also lay down your paddle in groups so you can play in set games. The only challenge is the ocean wind at times. The night lights are okay but not regulation and tend to create weird shadows.

This park has 4 courts laid out side-by-side and unpartitioned, and out of the handful of times I've played here, it has been really windy. Not only does the wind make things challenging keeping the ball in, but it makes fetching balls a hassle because they can roll 4 courts over. I also don't really care for their paddle queue system. Over there, groups have priority over single players, so a group of 2 that just finished playing got to skip me to join the group of 2 ahead of me in the queue, which I thought was messed up. It's the only place I've played at that does this. Normally it's the next 4 in the queue that jump on the court. Overall, Golden West College is probably a better alternative than here. It costs a few bucks, but it's not as windy being more inland, and the paddle queue is more normal.

4 Clean courts, with lights! Sitting area to watch and right next to a well kept play ground area and field. Courts open at 5am but, with weather this nice, you'll have to wait a few hours for people to show up.

The courts don't have windscreens, and it can get pretty windy. There's a good amount of seating while you wait, there are paddle racks for each court, but they prefer to lay the paddles on the ground to reserve the next available court. There are no fences separating the courts, so balls from another court will inevitably cross over into your court, so be prepared to redo some points.