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Pickleball Courts in Tennessee: Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga and More

This directory lists 60 public and club pickleball locations in Tennessee, sorted by city. The biggest groups are Nashville (13), Chattanooga (10) and Knoxville (10), followed by Collierville (4), Clarksville (3) and Gallatin (3), with more in Cookeville, Germantown, Madison, Mt. Juliet, Murfreesboro, Old Hickory and nearby towns.

Each listing links to the official parks or club page and shows what that page says about the courts. 33 listings name indoor play and 20 name outdoor courts. 45 of the 60 show a phone number. No customer reviews are listed. Check hours and court rules with the park or club before you go.

Public and club pickleball courts in Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Gallatin, Collierville and across Tennessee, from official parks and club pages.

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Where can I play indoors?

33 listings name indoor play. In Nashville, 8 Metro Parks community centers list indoor gym pickleball. In Chattanooga, 8 community centers list indoor open play on weekday mornings. In Knoxville, 8 community centers list indoor pickleball. Pavilion of Pickleball (Knoxville) lists both indoor and outdoor courts.

Which outdoor courts have lights?

Gallatin Municipal Park lists 10 lighted outdoor courts, and Suggs Park (Collierville) lists 6 lighted outdoor courts. H. W. Cox Park (Collierville) says its courts are unlit. The other listings don't say, so that's unknown. Check the park page.

Which places have the most courts?

The largest counts listed are Centennial Sportsplex in Nashville (12 outdoor), Gallatin Municipal Park (10 outdoor), Pavilion of Pickleball in Knoxville (4 indoor and 7 outdoor), Cane Creek Pickleball Courts in Cookeville (8 outdoor), Cameron Brown Park in Germantown (8) and Richland Park and Shelby Park in Nashville (8 outdoor each). Some listings say the court count is not stated.

Can I reserve a court, or is it first come?

Centennial Sportsplex says to call for court reservations. Veterans Park (Hendersonville) lists 4 rentable courts and 2 for free play, and Academy Park (Franklin) and Cane Creek (Cookeville) list reservable times. H. W. Cox Park and Sam Duff Memorial Park say first come, first served, and Suggs Park says not reservable. The others don't say. Check the park page.

Do I need to bring a net?

Riverdale Park (Germantown) says bring your own net. Cameron Brown Park (Germantown) says nets are provided, and Gallatin Parks & Recreation Outdoor Courts say nets are provided on select mornings. The other listings don't say.

How do I add a court or fix a listing?

Call or text 629-259-2081 with the park or club name, official page, location, and current court details and contact information. There is no online form. You don't have to pay for a featured spot to send a correction.

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