Sunshine Coast · Queensland  ·  Updated May 2026

Pickleball courts on the
Sunshine Coast

Nine venues from Caloundra to Noosa — the highest pickleball court density per capita in Queensland.

Photo: Sunshine Coast pickleball courts
Sunshine Coast · 9 venues
Venues 9 From Caloundra to Tin Can Bay
Largest facility 16 Courts at The Pickleball Hive, Buderim
Open play Yes Drop-in sessions at multiple venues
Session cost $10–20 Per person including court hire
All venues

Sunshine Coast pickleball venues

Sunshine Coast Pickleball Bin
Club
Maroochydore, QLD
The central hub for the Sunshine Coast pickleball community, based in Maroochydore. Regular sessions run throughout the week for all skill levels, with a welcoming atmosphere for new players. A Second Serve recycling bin is on-site.
The Pickleball Hive
16-court venue
Buderim, QLD
The largest pickleball facility on the Sunshine Coast, operating 16 outdoor courts at Matthew Flinders Anglican College. The Hive runs open play, coaching, and competitive leagues across the week. The scale makes it the region's most reliable venue for finding a game.
Pickleball Palace
Venue
Buderim, QLD
A dedicated pickleball venue in Buderim offering court hire and casual play. Good option for groups wanting to book a court without committing to club membership. Call ahead to confirm session availability.
KT Academy Mooloolaba
Academy
Mountain Creek, QLD
A coaching-focused academy based near Mooloolaba, suited to players who want structured development rather than drop-in social play. Offers beginner clinics and private lessons alongside regular court sessions.
Caloundra Indoor Stadium
Indoor venue
Golden Beach, QLD
An 8-court indoor facility at the southern end of the Sunshine Coast. The sheltered setting makes it a year-round option regardless of weather. Runs regular sessions and is the best bet for players coming from Caloundra or the Glass House Mountains.
Noosa Pickleball Club
Club
Noosaville, QLD
The northern anchor of the Sunshine Coast pickleball scene, based in Noosaville. Runs weekly sessions and welcomes new members with free trial play. Check noosapickleballclub.com for the current schedule before heading out.
Nambour & District Pickleball
Club
Nambour, QLD
A community club serving the hinterland around Nambour. Sessions are member-run and relaxed, with a social focus. Good option for players in the hinterland who want to avoid the drive to coastal venues.
Coolum Beach Pickleball
Club
Coolum Beach, QLD
A local club serving the Coolum Beach and Peregian areas. Regular sessions run on set days — check current times before visiting as community club schedules can vary by season.
Tin Can Bay Pickleball Club
Club
Tin Can Bay, QLD
The northernmost pickleball club in the Sunshine Coast region, serving the Rainbow Beach and Tin Can Bay communities. A small, active club that welcomes visitors and holidaymakers passing through the area.
First time out

How to show up to open play

Most Sunshine Coast venues run open play sessions where you just turn up, pay a small court fee, and get matched with other players. You don't need to be a member, and most venues will lend you a paddle for your first session. Show up 10 minutes early, say you're a beginner, and the regulars will sort you out.

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What to bring
Court shoes (non-marking soles), water, and $10–$20 cash or card for the session fee. A paddle will be lent to you if you don't have one yet. Most sessions run 90 minutes — you'll likely play 4–6 games in that time as players rotate on and off courts.
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