Play pickleball, tennis at Calavera Hills Community Center in Carlsbad, California. Browse venue amenities, local events, and ways to play with the community near you.

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What club offers:

Courts:
3 indoor • 0 outdoor
Surface:
Wood
Court setup:

Pickleball: Portable nets • Permanent lines

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FAQ

Yes, Calavera Hills Community Center has pickleball courts.
Yes, Calavera Hills Community Center has tennis courts.
You can play for free at Calavera Hills Community Center.
Calavera Hills Community Center has 3 indoor courts and 0 outdoor courts. There are a total of 3 courts.
Calavera Hills Community Center uses portable nets.
Surfaces: wood.
Calavera Hills Community Center is located at 2997 Glasgow Dr, Carlsbad, CA, 92010, USA.
Phone: (760) 602-4680, Website: https://www.carlsbadca.gov/Home/Components/FacilityDirectory/FacilityDirectory/16/7400
Amenities: lighting, restrooms, water fountains.
You can play at Calavera Hills Community Center by joining or creating an open play through Bounce.

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