A school sports hall on Bristol's eastern fringe where Bristol Pickleball Club runs a Wednesday evening social for improvers and intermediates. Handy for Emersons Green, Downend and Kingswood.
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Pickleball courts in Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire's pickleball centres on Gloucester, where Oxstalls Sports Park hosts Gloucester Phoenix Pickleball Club and David Lloyd has four indoor courts. Bristol Pickleball Club plays in the south of the county, Chalford has four floodlit courts in the Stroud valleys, and Newent and Tuffley have courts too. Every venue below is verified.
Prices verified October 2026.
- Verified venues
- 10
- Courts at 2 venues
- 8
- Indoor / outdoor
- 8 / 2
- Price range
- £2–£3
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City guides in Gloucestershire
These cities have their own full guides, so their venues are listed there rather than repeated here.
Venues across Gloucestershire
Mangotsfield, Bristol
Alveston
A secondary school in Alveston, near Thornbury, where Bristol Pickleball Club holds its advanced Tuesday session. Come when your third-shot drop is reliable; or at least when you can say 'third-shot drop' with a straight face.
Dursley
A Dursley school whose sports hall hosts Bristol Pickleball Club's Sunday morning mixed-ability play, which makes the club's 'Bristol' something of a generous description. Gloucestershire players won't complain.
Chalford, Stroud
Four floodlit pickleball courts in the Stroud valleys, alongside the tennis, and six socials a week that welcome all comers. The wheelchair-accessible pavilion is a thoughtful touch too.
Brockworth, Gloucester
Four indoor pickleball courts at David Lloyd's Gloucester club, where members also run community club matches. One of the best-equipped venues in Gloucestershire.
Newent
A small leisure centre in Newent offering pickleball alongside badminton and indoor tennis, with a free car park. Rural Gloucestershire's racket sports, neatly gathered.
Longford, Gloucester
Gloucester's big tennis and sports park, where Gloucester Phoenix Pickleball Club runs intro, beginner, improver and intermediate sessions in partnership with the centre. The on-site shop even stocks pickleball kit.
Tuffley, Gloucester
A Halo sports centre in Tuffley, south Gloucester, with pickleball courts bookable in the app. A useful second option for Gloucester players.
Compare Gloucestershire venues at a glance
| Venue | Area | Setting | Courts | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mangotsfield School | Mangotsfield, Bristol | Indoor | – | – |
| Marlwood School | Alveston | Indoor | – | – |
| Rednock School | Dursley | Indoor | – | – |
| Chalford Tennis & Pickleball Club | Chalford, Stroud | Outdoor | 4 | – |
| David Lloyd Gloucester | Brockworth, Gloucester | Indoor | 4 | – |
| Freedom Leisure Newent | Newent | Indoor | – | – |
| Oxstalls Sports Park | Longford, Gloucester | Indoor | – | – |
| Holmleigh Park Sports Centre | Tuffley, Gloucester | Indoor | – | – |
Gloucestershire venues by postcode area
- BS16
- Mangotsfield School
- BS35
- Marlwood School
- GL11
- Rednock School
Cost of pickleball in Gloucestershire
Across the 10 venues we track in Gloucestershire, paid sessions run from £2 to £3 per person. The cheapest regular session is at Thornbury Leisure Centre. Prices were last verified October 2026. Always check the booking link before travelling, and see how Gloucestershire compares in our UK pickleball price index.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does pickleball cost in Gloucestershire?
Paid sessions we track in Gloucestershire run from £2 to £3 per person. The cheapest regular option is Thornbury Leisure Centre.
Are there indoor pickleball courts in Gloucestershire?
8 of the 10 venues we list in Gloucestershire are indoor: Thornbury Leisure Centre, Mangotsfield School, Marlwood School, Rednock School, David Lloyd Gloucester, Freedom Leisure Newent, Oxstalls Sports Park, Holmleigh Park Sports Centre.
Where can beginners play pickleball in Gloucestershire?
Thornbury Leisure Centre, The Jubilee Centre, Oxstalls Sports Park run 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.