Pickleball Courts Directory
Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai's largest purpose-built indoor pickleball facility: seven climate-controlled courts with cushioned surfaces, a resident coaching team, beginner foundation classes, a weekly kids' class and open play most days. Its Reclub group (~1,500 members) is the city's second-largest. Out of town, so plan on a Grab or scooter.

Also known as Backyard Court (BYC). Three ITF-4 rated indoor courts in the Doi Saket hills, and Thailand's exclusive Standout Pickleball partner, so you can try every Standout paddle model. Court hire is the cheapest in the area at 140 THB/hr for pickleball, badminton or ping pong. Open play from 90 THB, and beginner-friendly lessons with Kru Mod. Cash only, by appointment.

The biggest pickleball community in Chiang Mai, with 2,290+ members on Reclub. Indoor courts east of the river by the railway station run open play almost every day, split by level from beginner to intermediate-plus, all at 120 THB. Sessions often waitlist, so book ahead. JOOLA-sponsored, with a JOOLA pro shop on site.

A social four-court venue among the trees with a café, and one of the city's biggest communities (2,100+ members on Reclub, second only to All Time). Courts 1–2 are roofed and 3–4 are open-air. Open play is organised by level, from an 80 THB beginner session to 120 THB morning play with coffee included. Courts and coaches book online.

One of the most established and beloved pickleball communities in Chiang Mai. Three outdoor asphalt courts with permanent lines and portable nets. A welcoming atmosphere for all skill levels — many beginners get their first taste of the sport here. Heavily expat and local community-oriented.

Dedicated outdoor facility with two hard courts featuring permanent lines and nets. Best visited during cool dry season. Also offers padel courts if you want to mix it up with the fastest-growing racquet sport alongside pickleball. A quieter, purpose-built setting away from the tourist crowds.

A new, purpose-built two-court venue run by coach Ben, and already one of the busiest open play spots in town (530+ members on Reclub). Early reviewers single out the court surfaces, 5-foot fencing between courts, bright even lighting and air-conditioning units at the court corners. Off court: pro shop, seating, showers and free water refills. Open play sessions mix everyone together, then split into a faster court and a social court. Its coaches are also running the beginner workshops at the Central Airport event (17–25 Oct 2026).

An upscale resort-attached sports club with 6 hard courts — 3 indoor and 3 outdoor. Well-maintained facilities with resort-quality amenities. Access typically requires a day pass or membership. Suits players wanting a premium, quieter environment. Open play sessions available for visitors.

A sizeable sports complex with 6 hard courts — 4 indoor and 2 outdoor. One of the higher court counts in Chiang Mai outside of Rally House. Popular for group bookings and regular community sessions. Wide range of other sports facilities available at the complex.

Focused on structured coaching, clinics, and skill development rather than casual drop-in play. Courts are inside the Muang Chiang Mai Stadium gymnasium. Best suited for players who want formal lessons, technique coaching, or are preparing for tournament play. Session-based pricing.

Originally a badminton centre, this facility supports up to 12 shared indoor and outdoor courts that local players have adapted for pickleball. A good-value option if you can coordinate with regular pickleball sessions there. Primarily a shared-use setup rather than a dedicated pickleball facility.

A dedicated tennis and pickleball club, open since 2024, with 5 pickleball courts under membrane roofs, so rain and midday sun don't stop play. Professional anti-slip, shock-absorbing surfaces and LED lighting for evening games. Off-court there are showers, a café bar and a reading room. A good pick if you also play tennis or want a proper club set-up south-east of the city.

A skill-focused indoor pickleball group operating from Space Basketball Club's 3 courts, with dedicated pickleball setup, good lighting, and AC. Runs sessions specifically for 2.0–3.5 level players. Sessions run Monday and Wednesday, 9 AM–12 PM. Organized via the Reclub app (search "SPACE Pickleball CNX" — run by Ethan). Great for intermediate players looking to improve without the big social scene.

Social and competitive open play community operating from the same Space Basketball Club courts as SPACE Pickleball CNX — just on different scheduling windows. Features weekday morning and weekend afternoon sessions, plus weekly competitive tournaments: "Top Dawg" (individual) and "Spy vs Spy" (team), both for 3.25+ rated players. Welcoming mix of locals and expats. Organised by Mark & CB Lim via Reclub.

A convenient community hub for players based in or near the Old City who don't want to drive out to venues in the suburbs. With 460+ members on Reclub, it's one of the biggest player communities in the city. Exact courts rotate weekly — the group uses central, accessible locations like All Time Pickleball and other downtown venues. Best for quick drop-in sessions without a long commute.

A newer wellness and social club in Hang Dong that includes 1–2 pickleball courts as part of its amenity set. Positioned more as a lifestyle destination than a dedicated court, so expect a relaxed, social vibe alongside other activities like yoga. Reported to have opened recently with pickleball as a highlight offering.

A dedicated pickleball venue near the iconic Wat Chet Yod temple, just minutes from Nimman. Eight roofed outdoor courts with premium surfaces — the roof means play continues regardless of rain or intense sun. Well-ventilated with natural airflow, good lighting for evening sessions, and ample parking. The owner is consistently praised in reviews for being welcoming and genuinely helpful to newcomers. Paddle and ball rentals available on-site; equipment also sold. Courts book online with a live availability grid, and its Reclub group (1,070+ members) lists regular 6 PM open play for beginner-plus to intermediate players.