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The Courts

10 indoor and 3 covered outdoor pickleball courts

Built for the Game. Designed for the Experience.

The Pickle Pavilion is home to
8 fully air-conditioned indoor courts with high ceilings, spectator seating, and full food and beverage service courtside. 

Three covered outdoor courts sit inside the park for year-round play in the Arizona sun. Every court features professional-grade cushioned hardcourt surfaces and advanced LED lighting.

This is not a gym with taped lines. This is a purpose-built pickleball facility.

Find Your Game
Courts  •  Coaching  •  Competition  •  Community

From first-time players to seasoned competitors, Dink & Dine makes it easy to jump into the game your way. Book a court, join open play, sharpen your skills, or compete in leagues and events.

Book
Court Time

Reserve indoor and outdoor courts for casual rallies, practice sessions, or competitive matches.

 Reserve a Court
Play
Open Play

Meet new players, rotate in, and enjoy social gameplay designed for all skill levels.

 View Open Play 
Train
Lessons & Clinics

Build confidence with private coaching, beginner classes, specialty clinics, and advanced training.

 View Clinics 
Compete
Leagues & Events

Join tournaments, social mixers, ladder leagues, and signature Dink & Dine events happening all week long.

 View Leagues 
Programs & Coaching
Clinics, drill sessions, and structured coaching built for every skill level.
Skills Clinics
Structured sessions to sharpen fundamentals and strategy.
 Browse Clinics 
Drill Court Sessions
Reps, pace, and smarter point play. This is where progress happens.
 Browse Sessions 
Live Ball
High-energy point play that builds timing, movement, and confidence.
 Browse Live Ball 
Leagues + Ladder Play
Structured competition with rankings and bragging rights.
 See Leagues 


Getting Started
How Booking Works

1
1
Pick Your Lane
Court, Open Play,
or a Program?
Decide what kind of session you want. Book a private court, drop into open play, sign up for a clinic, or join a league.

2
2
Book in CourtReserve
Create a Free Account
or Sign In
All bookings, programs, and memberships live in CourtReserve. Free to create, takes 2 minutes.

3
3
Show Up + Check In
We'll Take It
From There
Head to the front desk when you arrive. Our team checks you in and gets you on the court fast.
Questions? Call us at 480.676.4494 or stop by the front desk. We're always happy to help.

Membership

Pickleball memberships for regular players

Get the best booking experience with benefits built for frequent players.


Find Your Starting Point
Not Sure
Where to Start?

Choose the vibe you want and we'll point you to the right option.

01
New to Pickleball?
Try Open Play or a Beginner/Intermediate clinic. No experience needed. Just show up.

02
Want Your Own Space?
Reserve a court for your group and play at your own pace. Indoor or outdoor, any day of the week.

03
Want to Get Better?
Clinics and private coaching built for every skill level. From your first dink to competitive play.

04
Ready to Compete?
Leagues and tournaments with real rankings, structured play, and bragging rights.

Explore the Park

Courts, lawn games, food and drinks in one place

Take a quick tour of the courts, PaddleHeads Bar & Eatery and the spaces to relax in between.


Need to Know

Pickleball FAQs

Answers for new and returning pickleball players

Everything you need to jump in, book a court, and get playing at Dink & Dine.

 Do I need a partner? 
Nope. Open Play is built for drop-ins. Show up solo, rotate courts, meet new players, and jump into the action.
 How do I book courts or programs? 
Everything runs through  CourtReserve . Create your account once and you’ll be able to reserve courts, join Open Play, register for leagues, and sign up for clinics.
 I’m brand new. Where should I start? 
Start with Beginner Open Play or a beginner-friendly clinic. From there, build confidence with drills, coaching, and social play sessions.
 Do you offer memberships? 
Yes. Dink & Dine memberships include court discounts, access perks, and programming benefits. Membership options are available directly inside CourtReserve.
 What skill levels do you offer? 
Everything from first-time players to competitive 4.0+ sessions. Programs are organized by skill level so you can find the right pace and competition.

Pickleball at Dink & Dine

Indoor and Outdoor Pickleball in Greater Phoenix

Indoor courts plus covered outdoor courts with misting

Dink & Dine Pickle Park is a premium pickleball, dining, and craft beverage destination in the East Valley with 13 courts, including air-conditioned indoor courts in the Pickle Pavilion and covered outdoor courts, all in a dog-friendly park. Players can book a court by the hour, drop into open play, train in clinics and private lessons, compete in leagues and tournaments, and then settle in for food and drinks from PaddleHeads Bar & Eatery and our chef-driven kitchen.

Every court features professional-grade cushioned hardcourt surfaces and LED lighting, with food and drinks served courtside. Beginners, regulars, and competitive players all find their game here, and the community is the best part. Play and watch, eat and drink, all in one place.

More Pickleball Questions, Answered

Court booking, open play and visitor FAQs

Where is Dink & Dine Pickle Park?

We are at 1017 N Dobson Rd, Mesa, AZ 85201, right off the 101 and 202 freeways in the heart of the Phoenix Valley. Tempe is about fifteen minutes away and Scottsdale about twenty, and parking is right out front. See hours and directions.

How many pickleball courts does Dink & Dine have?

Dink & Dine has 13 pickleball courts, with fully air-conditioned indoor courts and covered outdoor courts for year-round play in the Arizona sun.

How much does it cost to play pickleball at Dink & Dine?

Courts are rented per court, per hour: $50 for indoor AC courts and $40 for outdoor covered courts. Drop-in open play is $15 per session. Frequent players save with a membership.

Is Dink & Dine open to the public?

Yes. Anyone can book a court, join open play, sign up for clinics, and enjoy the kitchen and bar. Membership is optional.

What are the hours?

The park is open Sunday through Thursday from 8am to 10pm and Friday and Saturday from 8am to 11pm.

Can I host a pickleball party or team event?

Yes. We host birthdays, corporate team building, and private events from 10 guests to full venue buyouts, with pro-led play, courts, food, and drinks handled by our events team. Start with Plan Your Event.

Is there more to do besides pickleball?

Plenty. Play free cornhole and lawn games, catch weekly trivia and special event nights, and enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, and craft cocktails from our full menu.

Keep exploring: Book a Court  |  Open Play  |  Programs & Clinics  |  Book with a Pro  |  Tournaments & Leagues  |  Pickleball FAQ

Rules & Court Etiquette

Pickleball etiquette for every skill level

Our goal is to create a fun, social, and welcoming environment where players of all levels can enjoy the game while keeping courts moving efficiently.

Sportsmanship & Etiquette

Help us maintain the Dink & Dine community culture:

• Introduce yourself to new players
• Call your own lines fairly
• Celebrate great shots on both sides
• Keep games moving between points
• Exit courts promptly after your game

Respect and positivity make the experience better for everyone.

Safety & Guidelines

• Proper court shoes recommended
• Be aware of adjacent courts and players
• Notify staff immediately of any hazards

Dink & Dine Experience

Enjoy the full Dink & Dine atmosphere while playing:

• Food & drinks are welcome courtside
• Please keep beverages secure and away from play areas
• Clean up your area when finished

Most Important Rule

Have fun, meet new players, and enjoy the Dink & Dine community!

Play and Watch, Eat and Drink

Play, Then Pull Up a Chair

Courtside drinks, coffee and cocktails

A cold drink, a fresh coffee or a cocktail, served right where you play.

Mint cocktail on the bar
Cocktail held up courtside
Coffee in a Dink & Dine branded cup on the court