posted Apr 29, 2025

Best Places to Play Pickleball in Lancaster County, PA

Find the best indoor and outdoor pickleball courts in Lancaster, PA

Pickleball is a fun, social game that many people enjoy! Lancaster County, PA, offers a variety of courts, both indoor and outdoor. Here’s your guide to the county’s pickleball courts, along with nearby spots to explore!

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Outdoor Courts

Some of our outdoor pickleball locations can get busier during peak hours, which can vary. Just stop by to see how the courts are when you’re ready to play!

Amish Countryside

Leola Park | 23 E Main St, Leola, PA 17540
Courts: 1 court
Things to Do Nearby: After your game, consider visiting Fox Meadows Creamery for handcrafted ice cream. Visit The Inn at Leola Village to dine at Osteria Avanti for Italian cuisine or La Mattina Caffe for breakfast and coffee. Alternatively, Gracie's on West Main is a wonderful choice for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Intercourse Community Park | 3730 Old Philadelphia Pike, Gordonville, PA 17529
Courts: 2 courts
Things to do Nearby: Kitchen Kettle Village is located in Intercourse, a quick drive and Bird-In-Hand Farmers Market, which is located in Bird-in-Hand.

New Holland Park | 400-498 E Jackson St, New Holland, PA 17557
Courts: 6 courts
Things to do Nearby: Try your hand at the New Holland Escape Room, then grab lunch, and browse local goods at Yoder’s Country Market. Nearby, you can also visit Lapp Valley Farm for delicious homemade ice cream, or venture a bit further to explore Good's Store.

Southern End Community Association | 299 Park Ave, Quarryville, PA 17566
Courts: 4 courts
Things to do Nearby: Once you finish playing, head to Hometown Kitchen for a hearty meal or purchase a day pass to enjoy the afternoon at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park.

Lancaster

Greenfield Park | 1853 William Penn Way, Lancaster, PA 17601
Courts: 4 courts with free lighting
Things to Do Nearby: Grab a bite to eat at Greenfield Restaurant or go outlet shopping at Tanger Outlet Center and The Shops @ Rockvale.

Overlook Park | 2040 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601
Courts: 8 courts with lighting until 10 PM
Things to Do Nearby: Stop by Harvest Seasonal Grill for a farm-to-table meal, or grab a cozy coffee at Coffee Co.

Buchmiller Park | 60 Buchmiller Park Dr, Lancaster, PA 17602
Courts: 6 pickleball courts
Things to Do Nearby: Lancaster City is closeby. Grab a bite to eat and explore things to do Downtown. If you visit on a Tuesday, Friday, or Saturday, stop by Lancaster Central Market for a bite to eat and shop local goods.

Manor Township Community Park | 2670 Charlestown Rd, Lancaster, PA 17603
Courts: 3 courts
Things to Do Nearby: Manor Township Community Park is conveniently located near Downtown Lancaster, offering easy access to a variety of attractions.

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Riverlands

Conewago Courts | 5815 Ridge Rd, Elizabethtown, PA 17022
Courts: 2 courts
Things to do Nearby: There’s plenty to do in Elizabethtown. Check if there’s an event at Stone Gables Estate, home to the IronStone Ranch and Star Barn Village. Take a scenic walk through Masonic Village, with its award-winning formal garden and extensive walking paths. Don’t miss The Masonic Village Farm Market for local goods.

Glatfelter Memorial Field | 1249 Lancaster Ave, Columbia, PA 17512
Courts: 5 courts
Things to do Nearby: After playing pickleball, check out the Turkey Hill Experience, the Columbia Crossing River Trails Center, or the National Watch and Clock Museum in downtown Columbia.

Northern-end

East Petersburg Community Park | 6051 Pine Street, East Petersburg, PA
Courts: 4 courts and lighting available for a small fee
Things to do Nearby: After your game, head to Mad Chef Craft Brewing for a refreshing drink and meal, or explore local history at Landis Valley Museum.

Amos Herr Park | 1756 Nissley Rd, Landisville, PA 17538
Courts: 4 courts
Things to do Nearby: Bring the kids along and make a stop at the Hands-on House Children's Museum, just a short drive from the courts.

Brubaker Park | 100 Brubaker Ln, Denver, PA 17517
Courts: 8 courts and lighting available for a small fee
Things to do Nearby: Shady Maple Smorgasbord is a short drive away from the pickleball courts and Antique Row in Adamstown.

Reamstown Memorial Park | E Church St, Stevens, PA 17578
Courts: 3 courts
Things to do Nearby: Ephrata isn’t far from the pickleball courts. If you’re playing on a Friday, you can grab a bite at Green Dragon Farmers Market and explore! Take a short drive to the Ephrata Cloister or shop for bargains at Fashion Cents.

Warwick Township Lions Park | 20 Twin Brook Rd, Lititz, PA 17543
Courts: 2 pickleball courts
Things to do Nearby: Watch a movie at Penn Cinema or explore downtown Lititz, home to the Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery and Wilbur Chocolate Store.

Indoor Courts

Here’s a list of indoor pickleball courts throughout the county. Each location offers different times for pickleball play and may have associated costs. Be sure to visit their website or call ahead to confirm availability before stopping by.

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A true Lancaster native, Leah has spent her entire life immersed in the beauty and charm of the county. For Leah, Lancaster's appeal lies in its delightful blend of serene countryside and a vibrant city brimming with history and unique experiences. She hopes visitors will venture beyond the well-known tourist attractions to discover the hidden treasures tucked away in Lancaster's quaint, rural towns. When she's not analyzing digital trends, you can find Leah enjoying a good book, engaging in a lively game of pickleball, or taking leisurely walks. As a flutist, she also appreciates the musical side of Lancaster's culture.

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