1
Jax Sportify
Jacksonville, Florida
Court IQ37
PAIDINDOOROPEN PLAYRESERVATIONS
- Courts
- 6
- Price
- Paid
- Nets
- Not yet verified
Hours not verifiedLast verified 2 days agoNo reviews yet(904) 599-1277
Pickleball Open Play in Florida
Open play is how most people actually get games in: show up alone, add your paddle to the stack, and rotate in with whoever's there. These Florida locations run organised drop-in sessions rather than leaving you to find three other players. We track 7 of them across 2 cities in Florida, 28 individual courts and with PickleRage in Jacksonville the largest verified site at 9 courts.
Formats differ, some sessions are level-graded (2.5-3.0, 3.5+, and so on), others are all-comers rotation, 1 of these are free and 5 ask you to register a spot online before the session.
Every field below comes from the facility, its booking platform, or an official parks source, with the date we last confirmed it. Anything unconfirmed is labelled unverified rather than guessed.
- Matching
- 7
- Cities
- 2
- Free
- 1
- Lighted
- 5
Pickleball Open Play by city in Florida
7 locations
- 2
Toon Town Pickleball
Jacksonville, Florida
Court IQ37PAIDINDOOROPEN PLAYRESERVATIONS- Courts
- 6
- Price
- Paid
- Nets
- Not yet verified
Hours not verifiedLast verified 2 days agoNo reviews yet(904) 634-7188
- 3
Treaty Park
St. Augustine, Florida
Court IQ37FREELIGHTEDOPEN PLAYPERMANENT NETS- Courts
- Not yet verified
- Price
- Free
- Nets
- Permanent
Hours not verifiedLast verified 3 days agoNo reviews yet
- 4
The Paddle Lands Pickleball Club
Jacksonville, Florida
Court IQ36PAIDINDOOROPEN PLAYRESERVATIONS- Courts
- 7
- Price
- Paid
- Nets
- Not yet verified
Hours not verifiedLast verified 2 days agoNo reviews yet(904) 367-3117
- 5
PickleRage in Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Florida
Court IQ35PAIDINDOOROPEN PLAYRESERVATIONS- Courts
- 9
- Price
- Paid
- Nets
- Not yet verified
Hours not verifiedLast verified 2 days agoNo reviews yet(904) 551-4326
- 6
Solomon Calhoun Community Center
St. Augustine, Florida
Court IQ—OPEN PLAY- Courts
- Not yet verified
- Price
- Not yet verified
- Nets
- Not yet verified
Hours not verifiedLast verified 3 days agoNo reviews yet(904) 209-0379
- 7
The Yards Jacksonville
Town Center, Jacksonville, Florida
Court IQ—PAIDOPEN PLAYRESERVATIONSPERMANENT NETS- Courts
- Not yet verified
- Price
- Paid
- Nets
- Permanent
Hours not verifiedInformation has not been verified recentlyNo reviews yet
Map view
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- 1Jax Sportify9790 Historic Kings Rd S Unit 400 & 500, Jacksonville, Florida
- 2Toon Town Pickleball1726 E Church St, Jacksonville, Florida
- 3Treaty Park599 Sandstone Dr, St. Augustine, Florida
- 4The Paddle Lands Pickleball Club8402 Merchants Way, Jacksonville, Florida
- 5PickleRage in Jacksonville10320 Shops Ln, Jacksonville, Florida
- 6Solomon Calhoun Community Center1300 Duval St, St. Augustine, Florida
- 7The Yards Jacksonville4880 Big Island Dr, Jacksonville, Florida
What to check before you go
Session times, not opening hours
Open play runs in blocks — a court can be open all day but only run drop-in from 9-11am. Verified session days, times and skill levels are listed on each court page.
Skill-level gating
Turning up to a 4.0+ session as a beginner is a bad time for everyone. Where a facility publishes levels, we record them per session.
Register or just show up
Some rec centres cap numbers and require pre-registration through their booking platform; walking in can mean being turned away. The listing states which applies.
Pickleball Open Play in Florida: common questions
Where is pickleball open play in Florida?
7 locations in Florida run verified open play or drop-in sessions. Each court page lists the session days, times, skill levels and any cost we've confirmed.
Do I need a partner for open play?
No — that's the point of it. You add your paddle to the queue and get slotted into the next available game, which also makes it the fastest way to meet the local group.
How much does open play cost?
1 of these Florida locations run free open play; the rest charge a per-person drop-in fee, typically a few dollars at a rec centre and more at a private club.