📍 Part of our Massachusetts pickleball guide — see all MA cities and courts.
Pickleball has exploded across Greater Boston, and finding an open court can feel like a competitive event of its own. I’m Jason Regan, USA Pickleball Ambassador for North Central Massachusetts and the guy behind New England’s pickleball directory. Here’s where to play in and around Boston — plus how to level up your game and your gear.
Lessons & clinics
New to the game or want to sharpen up? I run private lessons and small-group clinics in Central Mass and travel for group sessions. Bring a few friends and we’ll set one up closer to you.
Not sure which paddle to grab?
The right paddle makes the whole game more fun — and your dinks a lot more reliable. My 12-question Paddle Finder matches you to one in about two minutes, no firehose of specs required.
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Nearby areas
Also close by: Lowell · Nashua · Leominster.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I play pickleball in Boston?
The map above lists public, free, and indoor courts within about 25 miles of downtown Boston, each with directions. Courts fill up fast in the metro — early mornings and weekdays are your friend.
Are there free pickleball courts near Boston?
Yes — many of the courts in the directory above are free, public, dedicated or lined courts. Each listing notes cost and amenities.