Court listing
Sunset Park
2601 E Sunset Rd, Las Vegas, Nevada 89120, United States
- 24 courts
- Outdoor
- Dedicated
- Lights listed
Listed with 24 courts, the largest of 16 facilities in Las Vegas and 1st of 42 in Nevada.
Court snapshot
- 24 courts
- Outdoor
- Dedicated
- Lights listed
- Confirmed October 2026
Court details
- Facility type
- Public
- Court configuration
- Dedicated
- Total courts
- 24
- Outdoor courts
- 24
- Surface
- Hard
- Lighting
- Lights listed
About these details
- Dedicated configuration
- Courts built and marked for pickleball only.
- Hard surface
- Asphalt or concrete, often with an acrylic coating. The most common listed surface.
Details come from the listing and may be incomplete or out of date; confirm with the facility before visiting. About our data.
Hours & Access
- Operating hours
- Open play daily, 6:00 AM–11:00 PM
- Reservation policy
- Available
- Reservations
- View official reservations
- Access notes
- Courts 5–24 are open to the public for open play during park hours. Courts 13–16 and 21–24 can be booked through the county at an hourly per-court fee, with limits on reservation length and frequency.
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Before you go
All guides- How to check a pickleball court before you goWhat our listings do and do not confirm, and a practical checklist for hours, reservations, lights, nets, and restrooms before you drive to a court.
- Open play and pickleball court etiquetteHow paddle stacking, rotations, and challenge courts usually work at open play, how to call the score, and how to share courts with other groups.
- Dedicated, lined, and shared pickleball courts explainedWhat dedicated, lined, and shared court listings mean, how pickleball lines look on a tennis court, and etiquette when you share space with tennis players.