Pickleball Courts in Marikina: 20 Venues (2026)

Pickleball in Marikina, Metro Manila. 20 venues.

Updated Oct 21

Venues
20
Starting rates
₱400–₱600/hr, median ₱575, based on 4 venues that post a rate

As of October 2026.

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Venues with a listed price

    • Pickleball

    The Dink Loft

    7th St, Mayor Gil Fernando Ave, Marikina, 1800 Metro Manila

    No station within 2 km

    Listed rate

    from₱600/hr

    • Pickleball

    Dink & Shot

    41 Majestic Subd, Marikina, 1807 Metro Manila

    No station within 2 km

    Listed rate

    from₱600/hr

    • Pickleball

    Berty Courts

    40 D. Macapagal St, Marikina, 1800 Metro Manila

    No station within 2 km

    Listed rate

    from₱400/hr

    • Badminton
    • Volleyball
    • Basketball
    • Pickleball

    BlueWave SportsDeck - Bluewave Mall

    Bluewave Mall, Sumulong Hwy, Santo Niño, Marikina, 1800 Metro Manila

    Marikina–Pasig (LRT-2) · 21 min walk

    Listed rate

    from₱550/hr

All other venues, A–Z

No rate listed yet. Typical pickleball rate in Marikina: ₱575/hr (median of 4 venues)

Frequently asked questions

How many pickleball venues are listed in Marikina?

Club Hub lists 20 venues in Marikina.

How much does it cost to play pickleball in Marikina?

Listed starting rates run ₱400–₱600/hr, with a median of ₱575, based on 4 venues that post a rate.

Which pickleball venues in Marikina list a price?

4 venues list a starting rate: Berty Courts, BlueWave SportsDeck - Bluewave Mall, Dink & Shot, The Dink Loft. Message the others to confirm rates.

Which venues in Marikina are closest to a train station?

Center Cage (4 min walk from Marikina–Pasig, LRT-2); Monte Vista Pickleball Club (6 min walk from Katipunan, LRT-2); Bf Multi Purpose Court (7 min walk from Katipunan, LRT-2). Walking times are straight-line estimates.

Best time to play in Manila

  • Midday heat is strongest from about 10 AM to 4 PM. Early mornings and evenings are cooler.
  • The habagat, the southwest monsoon, brings the rainy season from about June to October. Heavy rain can stop play on open courts, so check with the venue before you go.
  • Indoor and covered courts help keep play going when it rains. Air-conditioned courts help with the heat, not the rain. Check each venue's court settings before you go.