Following is a calendar of events offered by the Vancouver Pickleball Association. If you discover any problems with the information provided please notify us by emailing info@vancouverpickleball.ca.
Vancouver Community Center
Pickleball Schedules
View At-A-Glance Schedule HERE
Box Leagues
Learn about the VPA School Outreach Committee and its EVES Project paddle drive
Click HERE to read about the EVES Project paddle drive
PlayTime Scheduler
We’re encouraging our members to use PlayTime Scheduler,
a website you can use to notify others that you are planning to play at a particular venue at a particular time.
A great way to find, arrange and join play sessions around Vancouver
WHERE CAN I PLAY
PICKLEBALL OUTDOORS IN VANCOUVER?
| Jericho Beach (near the sailing centre) | 8 courts. Great for drop-in play. Nets are set up. NOTE: Pay parking is in effect year-round. Park on nearby streets to avoid having to pay. |
|
Champlain Heights (Across from the Community Centre at 3350 Maquinna Dr.) |
6 courts. Great for drop-in play. Nets available in storage box (but set up most of the time) |
| Queen Elizabeth Park | 7 permanent nets. Great for drop-in play. NOTE: Pay-parking is in effect. Park on nearby streets to avoid having to pay. This is a very busy location. |
| John Hendry Park (Trout Lake Park) | 1 court, bring your own net |
| Pandora Park (Nanaimo St. & Pandora St.) | 6 courts*,six nets available in a storage box |
| Cedar Cottage Park (Clark Drive between 10th & 11th) | 2 courts*, bring your own net |
| Brewers Park (Victoria Drive & 25th Ave.) | 4 courts*, Four nets available in storage box |
*Shared courts (lines painted on existing tennis courts |
What’s your Pickleball skill level?
Self-assess your skill level by visiting our IPTPA Skill Levels page.
CLICK HERE to read about IPTPA Skill Levels
The new way to determine skill level is by playing in DYNAMIC UNIVERSAL PICKLEBALL RATING (DUPR)
events such as Box Leagues. Click here
Quiet Pickleball Paddles
Our beloved game is being restricted by many localities due to noise. You can help stop that from happening by choosing a quiet paddle. Read about the latest developments. Click here:
Quiet Balls are being developed but are very expensive at > $25/ball.
The VPA needs your help!
The Vancouver Pickleball Association has ambitious plans to expand the number of playing sites (both indoors and out), acquire new court maintenance equipment, safety supplies, instructional signage, and sound barriers, as well as solicit funds and develop leagues, ladders, and tournaments. If we are going to do this, we need your help. If you are interested in helping our organization by volunteering,
please click here to read more…
What is Pickleball?
There are numerous postings on YouTube about the rules,
how to do drills, and how to correct mistakes.
Classes are available through the Community Centres.
