Stonebridge Park - Pickleball Courts

Stonebridge Park runs organized pickleball classes and lessons for kids and teens ages 8 to 16 on its outdoor courts at 862 Crossbridge Dr in Las Vegas, zip code 89138. The age brackets split into 8 to 12 and 13 to 16, and the program is run through Summerlink's recreation class listings rather than as a standalone business.

This is a seasonal offering: the listing notes the program operates summer only, so families should not expect year-round lessons at these courts. The courts themselves are open long hours, 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day of the week, which covers general public play even when structured classes are not in session.

The amenities are straightforward: pickleball courts, and the programs offered are pickleball classes and pickleball lessons, meaning this is an instructional offering rather than open recreational play alone during class times. No phone number is listed for this specific court program, so the best way to get schedule and registration details is through the Summerlink website link tied to the listing.

Pricing, scholarship availability, and special needs accommodations are not specified for this listing, and special needs friendly is marked false, so families with accessibility questions should check directly with Summerlink before assuming the program can accommodate a specific need. Because this is a public park amenity with seasonal classes layered on top, it works well as an easy, low-commitment way to introduce a kid to a sport that has grown quickly in popularity, without requiring travel to a private club.

For class times, registration, and any cost details, visit the Summerlink recreation page linked in this listing, since a direct phone contact was not provided for Stonebridge Park's pickleball program.

Because this is a public park amenity rather than a private club, expect group class sizes and a shared-court environment rather than one-on-one coaching. Pickleball has grown quickly as a beginner-friendly racquet sport, and a summer-only class series at a public park is a low-barrier way for a family to see whether a kid takes to it before considering private lessons or a club membership elsewhere in the valley.