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Pickleball courts in Exeter

Exeter Pickleball Club has introduced more than five hundred people to the game since 2023, splitting its social, competitive and coached sessions between the council's Riverside and Wonford centres. Add the community-run club in Topsham's Matthews Hall and David Lloyd at Sandy Park, and Devon's capital is well served. Every venue is verified below.

Prices verified October 2026.

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3 / 0
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The 4 best places to play in Exeter

Exeter · EX4 1AF · Indoor

Exeter's riverside leisure centre, one of the two homes of Exeter Pickleball Club, which since 2023 has introduced more than 500 people to the sport. Group sessions and courts are bookable through Exeter Leisure.

Coaching

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Exeter · EX2 6NF · Indoor

The other half of Exeter Pickleball Club's operation, with social, competitive and coached sessions at Wonford. Members also get Sunday mornings on an outdoor court, weather in Devon permitting.

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Topsham · EX3 0HF · Indoor

A community hall at the heart of Topsham, where the community association's pickleball club has welcomed more than fifty players since starting in 2024. Kit provided, experience optional.

Beginner friendly Paddles provided

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Exeter · EX2 7NN

David Lloyd's Exeter club at Sandy Park, by the rugby ground, with pickleball for members. Devon's capital now has several places to play.

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Compare Exeter venues at a glance

Venue Area Setting Courts From
Riverside Leisure Centre Exeter Exeter Indoor – –
Wonford Sports Centre Exeter Indoor – –
Matthews Hall Topsham Indoor – –
David Lloyd Exeter Exeter – – –

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Frequently asked questions

Are there indoor pickleball courts in Exeter?

3 of the 4 venues we list in Exeter are indoor: Riverside Leisure Centre Exeter, Wonford Sports Centre, Matthews Hall.

Where can beginners play pickleball in Exeter?

Matthews Hall runs beginner-friendly sessions, and most lend paddles; see each venue page for equipment details. New to the sport? Read our how-to-play guide first.