Bellevue Pickleball Club

Kunal Gupta a month ago

Great facility and nice staff. Prices are very high and they added an extra $15 to our booking because we had 5 people, would have been nice to know that up front… other than that highly recommend

Binit Banerjee 4 months ago

Great place with ample parking and friendly staff. Been here a couple times now and it always very fun. They have a nice seating area around court 11, 12 and 13 where my kid usually plays.

Jacky Chen 4 months ago

Just wanted to give out a shoutout to Coach Angie for spending the time reviewing and correcting our technique. I also appreciated that she went over several minutes the booked session to work with you. Recommend booking that drilling session with her if you are looking for one!

Michele Fang 4 months ago

I joined this club due to the convenient location, ample parking, and great player to court ratio. I have met so many nice players and never have to wait long to play. The staff is friendly and helpful. The app makes it easy to sign up for players of all levels.

Jackie 6 months ago

I’ve had a frustrating experience at this pickleball facility that I think management should seriously address. The open play format is supposed to be welcoming and inclusive, especially for individuals who come alone looking to get games in and meet others. Unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case. There appears to be a pattern where certain groups or regulars selectively choose who they want to play with, even during open play. Despite having a designated queue system for rotating players onto the court, it’s often ignored or bypassed in favor of inviting specific people. This creates an environment where solo players are left waiting or completely excluded, even when it’s clearly their turn based on the system in place. What makes this more frustrating is that open play requires payment. For those showing up alone, it ends up feeling like a waste of money when you’re not given a fair chance to rotate in and actually play. Paying for access but being excluded from games defeats the purpose of having an organized open play system. Open play should be structured in a way that ensures fairness and equal opportunity for everyone, not just those who already know each other. Being c