Quick answer: Pickleball in Warren, Rhode Island, comes down to three places: the town’s tennis/pickleball courts at Burr’s Hill Park (540 Water Street), the tennis courts at Jamiel Park (134 Market Street), and East Bay Pickleball, a private indoor club at 317 Market Street that’s open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Non-members can play open play at the club for $15 or rent a court for $50 an hour.
The 30-second version
- Town outdoor courts: Burr’s Hill Park is the only Warren park the town’s booking system lists as “Tennis/Pickleball Courts.” Jamiel Park is listed as tennis only, though directories show pickleball lines there too.
- Directories have the addresses wrong: they put Burr’s Hill at 775 Main St and Jamiel’s at Barrus St. The town lists 540 Water Street and 134 Market Street.
- Indoor, year-round: East Bay Pickleball, 317 Market Street, open daily 7 a.m.–10 p.m., (401) 252-4021.
- Drop-in price: $15 open play for non-members. Memberships start at $75 a month for seniors and include free open play.
- Who to call: Warren Parks & Recreation, (401) 824-4623, at the Mary V. Quirk Community Center, 790 Main Street.
Where can you play pickleball in Warren, RI?
You can play pickleball in Warren at two town parks and one private indoor club. Here’s how they compare, using the town’s addresses rather than the directories’.
| Venue | Address (town/club) | Setting | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burr’s Hill Park | 540 Water Street | Outdoor, “Tennis/Pickleball Courts” | No casual-play fee published |
| Jamiel Park | 134 Market Street | Outdoor, listed by the town as tennis courts | No casual-play fee published |
| East Bay Pickleball | 317 Market Street | Indoor club, daily 7 a.m.–10 p.m. | $15 open play / $50 per court hour (non-members) |
What are the Burr’s Hill Park pickleball courts like?
Burr’s Hill Park sits at the south end of Water Street, and it’s the one town site where pickleball is official. The town’s booking system lists a facility area called “Tennis/Pickleball Courts” there, which you can request online.
- Shared courts: the lines sit on the tennis courts. Pickleheads lists 2 pickleball courts with lines overlaid on a tennis court, so the net runs a little higher than a regulation pickleball net (36 inches at the posts, 34 in the middle).
- Around the courts: the town lists basketball courts, a baseball field, a band shell, a picnic pavilion and restrooms at the park.
- Cost: the town doesn’t publish a fee for casual play, and the directories list the courts as free. Call Parks & Rec to confirm before you book a group.
Can you play pickleball at Jamiel Park?
Probably, but the town doesn’t say so. Warren’s booking system lists Jamiel Park’s courts as “Tennis Courts” only. Pickleheads lists 2 pickleball courts there, again with lines on a tennis court and a tennis-height net.
Jamiel Park also has basketball courts, an inline skating rink, a playground, a softball field and restrooms, according to the town. It sits on Market Street, the same road as East Bay Pickleball, so the indoor club is close by if the outdoor courts are busy.
Why do the directories list different addresses?
National court directories list Burr’s Hill Park at 775 Main Street and Jamiel’s Park on Barrus Street. Warren’s own booking system lists 540 Water Street and 134 Market Street. If you type a directory address into your phone, you may end up at the wrong side of the park. Use the town’s addresses, which are the ones in our table.
The directories also show both parks as pickleball sites with the same 2-court setup. The town only labels Burr’s Hill that way. That’s a common pattern in our Rhode Island town guides: the directory listing is a lead, and the town’s own pages decide it.
How much does East Bay Pickleball cost?
East Bay Pickleball costs $15 for non-member open play or $50 an hour to rent a court, and memberships run $75 to $140 a month. A free account lets non-members book courts 5 days ahead. These are the club’s posted prices on October 26, 2026:
| Option | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Non-member open play | $15 | Free account required |
| Non-member court rental | $50 / 1 hr, $70 / 1.5 hr, $90 / 2 hr | See note below on group size |
| Senior membership | $75/month or $780/year | Free open play, 10% off leagues and lessons |
| Individual membership | $80/month or $840/year | Free open play, discounted court rentals |
| Seasonal membership | $90/month for 6 months | Free open play |
| Couples membership | $135/month or $1,500/year | Two people |
| Family membership | $175/month or $1,980/year | 3–4 people; $40/month per extra member |
| East Bay VIP | $140/month | 30-day booking window, 3 free non-prime court hours a month; limited to 40 |
One thing to check before you book: the club’s membership page says the $50 hourly rental is for 2–4 players, while its rates page says up to 6. Ask when you call (401) 252-4021. Members pay $10 per person per hour instead.
The club also runs lessons with head pro James Crosson and IPTPA-certified instructor Nancy Tache, plus a Parkinson’s pickleball clinic on Mondays and Fridays. Directories list 9 indoor courts; the club’s site doesn’t give a number. For other indoor options around the state, see our indoor pickleball in Rhode Island guide.
Where else can you play near Warren?
Warren sits between Barrington and Bristol, and both have their own courts within a short drive.
- Barrington: free town courts at Chianese Park and Kent Street. See pickleball in Barrington.
- Bristol: Bristol Commons and the local club. See our Bristol, RI pickleball guide.
- Newport and Middletown: an indoor club, Newport Pickleball Club, in Middletown. See pickleball in Newport.
- Providence area: the most options in the state, in our Providence pickleball guide.
New courts are on the way elsewhere in the state; our roundup of new pickleball courts in Rhode Island tracks them. You can search every listed court by distance on our New England court map, and if you’re shopping for a first paddle, the Paddle Finder narrows it down in a minute.
Frequently asked questions
Are there public pickleball courts in Warren, RI?
Yes. Burr’s Hill Park, at 540 Water Street, has courts the town lists as “Tennis/Pickleball Courts.” Directories also list 2 courts at Jamiel Park, 134 Market Street, though the town labels those as tennis courts.
Is pickleball free in Warren?
The town doesn’t publish a fee for casual play at its parks, and directories list the courts as free. Indoor play at East Bay Pickleball costs $15 for non-member open play.
Is there indoor pickleball in Warren, RI?
Yes. East Bay Pickleball, 317 Market Street, is an indoor club open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Non-members can create a free account to book courts and join open play.
How do I reserve the Burr’s Hill pickleball courts?
Through Warren Parks & Recreation’s online booking system at warrenri.myrec.com, or by calling the department at (401) 824-4623.
Who runs recreation in Warren, RI?
Warren Parks & Recreation, based at the Mary V. Quirk Community Center, 790 Main Street. The director is Tara Thibaudeau, and the department’s email is warrenrecreation@gmail.com.
