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Pickleball courts in Norfolk

Norfolk's pickleball has a surprisingly wide spread. There are coached matchplay sessions across four Armstrong Pickleball venues around Norwich, dedicated courts with sprung floors at UEA Sportspark and pop-along sessions in King's Lynn. You'll also find a north Norfolk club at Cromer and Parkwood courts in Dereham and Thetford. Every venue below is verified at source.

Prices verified October 2026.

Verified venues
11
Indoor / outdoor
9 / 0
Price range
£10–£10

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City guides in Norfolk

These cities have their own full guides, so their venues are listed there rather than repeated here.

Venues across Norfolk

Framingham Earl, Norwich

Framingham Earl, Norwich · NR14 7QP · Indoor

A school sports centre just south of Norwich, known to its regulars simply as Fram, where the Saturday 4pm coached matchplay is the suggested starting point for new players. A late-afternoon game that still leaves the evening free.

Beginner friendly Paddles provided Coaching

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Long Stratton

Long Stratton · NR15 2UY · Indoor

A South Norfolk leisure centre with coached pickleball every Tuesday, run by James Armstrong. Sessions mix drills with social games, so you improve without noticing you're being taught.

Paddles provided Coaching

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Wymondham

Wymondham · NR18 0NT · Indoor

The fourth of Armstrong Pickleball's Norfolk venues, at Wymondham Leisure Centre. Coached, friendly and aimed squarely at beginners and intermediates, with paddles provided.

Paddles provided Coaching

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King's Lynn

King's Lynn · PE30 2NB · Indoor

King's Lynn's main sports centre, where Alive West Norfolk runs pickleball 'pop-along' sessions in the sports hall for anyone 16 and over. The name tells you everything about the commitment level required.

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Cromer

Drayton, Norwich

Drayton, Norwich · NR6 5DU

David Lloyd's Norwich club at Drayton, with pickleball for members. Norfolk's pickleball scene is broad; this is its members'-club corner.

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Dereham

Dereham · NR19 1DF · Indoor

Dereham's leisure centre, in the middle of Norfolk, with pickleball available in the sports hall for a rally with friends or something more competitive.

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Thetford

Compare Norfolk venues at a glance

Venue Area Setting Courts From
Framingham Earl Sports Centre Framingham Earl, Norwich Indoor – –
Long Stratton Leisure Centre Long Stratton Indoor – –
Wymondham Leisure Centre Wymondham Indoor – –
Alive Lynnsport King's Lynn Indoor – –
Cromer Lawn Tennis & Racket Club Cromer – – –
David Lloyd Norwich Drayton, Norwich – – –
Dereham Leisure Centre Dereham Indoor – –
Breckland Leisure Centre Thetford Indoor – –

Norfolk venues by postcode area

IP24
Breckland Leisure Centre
NR6
David Lloyd Norwich
NR14
Framingham Earl Sports Centre
NR15
Long Stratton Leisure Centre
NR18
Wymondham Leisure Centre
NR19
Dereham Leisure Centre
NR27
Cromer Lawn Tennis & Racket Club
PE30
Alive Lynnsport

Cost of pickleball in Norfolk

Across the 11 venues we track in Norfolk, paid sessions run from £10 to £10 per person. The cheapest regular session is at Wensum Sports Centre. Prices were last verified October 2026. Always check the booking link before travelling, and see how Norfolk compares in our UK pickleball price index.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does pickleball cost in Norfolk?

Paid sessions we track in Norfolk run from £10 to £10 per person. The cheapest regular option is Wensum Sports Centre.

Are there indoor pickleball courts in Norfolk?

9 of the 11 venues we list in Norfolk are indoor: Wensum Sports Centre, Framingham Earl Sports Centre, Long Stratton Leisure Centre, Wymondham Leisure Centre, Alive Lynnsport, UEA Sportspark, Dereham Leisure Centre, Breckland Leisure Centre, Norman Centre.

Where can beginners play pickleball in Norfolk?

Wensum Sports Centre, Framingham Earl Sports Centre, Cromer Lawn Tennis & Racket Club 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.