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Pickleball Chalet
Pickleball Chalet sits on Pasadena Street in Lake Elsinore, a commercial corridor where residents already stop for shopping, dining, and service appointments.
About Pickleball Chalet
Pickleball Chalet sits on Pasadena Street in Lake Elsinore, a commercial corridor where residents already stop for shopping, dining, and service appointments. For players in the central and south Lake Elsinore area, this placement means courts are accessible without routing toward a distant facility or crossing the freeway — it slots into the ordinary flow of daily errands and weekend activity rather than demanding a dedicated trip across town. The facility suits local players looking for nearby court time — regulars who want to stop in before or after grocery shopping, weekday morning or evening players who live close enough to make frequent visits practical, and casual groups gathering for weekend play without traveling to resort-style venues elsewhere in the region. For serious tournament play or resort amenities (restaurant, full pro shop), the larger complexes in Murrieta or Temecula Wine Country draw those crowds. For straightforward court access at the neighborhood level, Pickleball Chalet's location on Pasadena keeps the commute short.
More Pickleball Courts in Lake Elsinore
The Pit Pickleball
The Pit Pickleball is the City of Temecula's flagship public pickleball complex — 17 dedicated outdoor concrete courts inside Ronald Reagan Sports Park, opened February 2025 as a $3.8 million city investment. Locals call it The Pit because it sits on the footprint of a former turf soccer field with a lower elevation than the rest of the park, which is why everyone called it that long before pickleball took over. The lower elevation turned out to be a feature for the new use: it helps keep the constant pop-pop-pop of paddle hits from carrying to the surrounding neighborhoods. Free, first-come, first-served, open 7am to 10pm daily. Courts are skill-segregated by paddle-rack rotation: courts 1–5 for advanced/challenge play, 6–11 for intermediate, 12–17 for beginners. Lights run on a self-service two-hour timer with no fee. The complex includes a championship court with bleachers, an ADA-accessible court (#1) for wheelchair play, a shade structure, and outdoor seating. Permanent restrooms are still in the works — for now, the facility runs on portable toilets and a hand-washing station. Access is via Pauba Road on the south side of Ronald Reagan Sports Park.
Eastport Park Pickleball Courts (Canyon Lake POA)
Eastport Park Pickleball Courts is a six-court lit pickleball facility at Eastport Park (24331 Canyon Lake Drive North) inside the Canyon Lake gated community. The courts are open daily from 6am to 10pm with covered shaded areas, and they're maintenance-closed every third Wednesday of the month from 11am to 1pm. Critical access note: this is a Canyon Lake Property Owners Association (POA) facility, open to POA members in good standing only — non-members and the general public cannot use these courts even though Google search results often surface them. For free public pickleball that's actually accessible, valley players use The Pit at Ronald Reagan Sports Park (Temecula, 17 courts) or Lake Elsinore's Creekside Park – Canyon Hills (4 courts). If you live in Canyon Lake, the six lit courts at Eastport are an excellent in-community amenity; if you don't, Canyon Lake's listing here is informational, not actionable.
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