First Drawing of Redondo Beach Pickleball Complex Shows Eight Courts

The South Bay city has set aside $595,000 over two budgets for a future pickleball facility at Aviation Park.

On Sunday mornings in Redondo Beach, the one pickleball court at Anderson Park goes to a basketball class. That's because it's painted onto a half-court basketball court, and the class gets first use, according to the city's pickleball page.

The city's players may get more room someday. Easy Reader News reported Monday that an early drawing shows an eight-court pickleball complex for the city.

The only future facility on the city's page is at Aviation Park. The City Council put $320,000 toward it in the 2024-25 budget and another $275,000 in 2025-26. That money is for design and early construction of what the city calls a long-term project, run with the Public Works Department.

Eight courts in one place would top what the city lists at Perry, Franklin and Anderson parks combined. That's seven courts, every one of them shared with basketball or volleyball, and the city doesn't put out a single net at any of them. The page also points to reservable pickleball courts at Alta Vista Park and one court at Dale Page Park.

Source: redondo.gov, retrieved November 10, 2026.