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Pickleball Getaways in Greater Fort Myers

Published: 06/03/2025  |  Updated: 06/10/2025

Looking for the best pickleball getaway in Southwest Florida? See why the greater Fort Myers area is a top pickleball vacation destination with both outdoor and indoor courts.

Rain or shine, the local pickleball courts are packed. This fast-growing pastime isn’t just a trend in the Fort Myers area; it’s practically built into our DNA at this point. Dedicated pickleball facilities have grown 55% in the U.S. over the past year, and Southwest Florida is keeping the pace — new courts to meet the demand from locals and vacationers alike. Want to be a part of this phenomenon? Find out where to play (beginners are welcome!) and the best courts near your hotel or resort.

Brooks Park

Fort Myers

Open from dawn till 10 p.m. (lights go on at dusk), the 12 outdoor pickleball courts are first come, first served. No fees or reservations are required; bring your own paddles to play.

Family playing pickleball

Lee County Recreation Centers

Various Locations

Six indoor pickleball courts are available for open recreation at North Fort Myers Park and Recreation Center on Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays (check the calendar for specific times). At Estero Park and Recreation Center, nine indoor courts are available on select days for open play. Lifetime memberships cost $10 per individual or $25 per family, which covers both recreation centers.

Three Oaks Park

Fort Myers

Six outdoor pickleball courts are available to play – first come, first served with no reservations required. There are no areas designated for advanced or novice players.

DNA Pickleball

Fort Myers

Play on three indoor courts, available for both open play and skill-level events, along with academies and clinics. Pay a fee to play or purchase a membership for free open play, priority booking and discounted court reservations.

ACE Pickleball Club

Fort Myers

Part of a larger franchise based in Georgia, Ace Pickleball Club is opening a new facility in Fort Myers this year. Indoor courts will be available for a monthly membership fee, offering 12 professional-grade courts within a 34,000-square-foot space. Courts are organized by skill level and all-day open play will be available, plus special events like tournaments, round-robins and mixers.

The Courts

The Courts

Cape Coral

Top-tier facilities include 32 pickleball courts and 12 tennis courts, making The Courts Cape Coral a prime spot to perfect your swing. Programs are available for every skill level, and open-play hours are available for drop-ins or matchups organized by skill levels. To enjoy this exceptional facility as a visitor, your best bet is a monthly membership, starting at just $25 for an individual ($35 per couple and $50 per family) and you can play as much as you want during your stay. Two great perks: shaded areas for spectators to watch and the Last Serve Café offers dining right onsite.

Sundial Beach Resort & Spa

Sanibel Island

Stay at the Sundial Beach Resort & Spa and you can enjoy playing on their 16 Plexicushion courts (specially designed to absorb impact) right on site.  Take a first-time lesson, join a round-robin match or even dedicate your whole vacation to improving your stroke with tailored lessons, drills and clinics.

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