Oasis Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts - Tennis & Pickleball Courts California

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6 designated pickleball courts with lights, 2 lighted tennis courts in Oasis Park in Elk Grove, California. Six great pickleball courts. The courts are brand new, well maintained, and clean. Very nicely kept. Usually plenty of people to play with. It can get really busy. LED lights are on until 10 pm.

There is a pickleball area, several courts, which are also usually busy, but fun if you don’t mind waiting for a turn. Pickleball courts are almost always full. The tennis courts are also usually available as most people play pickle ball nowadays. The pickleball community here is very tight knit and clear that they are regulars (some come everyday if almost every other day).

If you decide to come in the evening, prepare to wait in line till you can get a game, as the overflow waiting area is often very full.

If you like to play drop-in pickleball and you don’t have a partner this is the place to be!

Skill levels of the players here range from beginners to experts. This location is the main court for the Elk Grove Pickleball Club, a paid club of community members who mainly play here and host regular tournaments and mixers. Club members are active here and they reserve the courts for those special days.

On weekdays, most people play here till the lights close at 10 pm, so its definitely a place to visit if you’re intent on getting skilled at pickleball.

On the tennis side, its a lot less crowded and you can definitely get a court right away, just be aware that the pickleball side can be very active/loud, however if that’s not an issue, this is a great place for a one on one hitting/coaching session before a big tournament day. Overall this park is a gem of a park for the Elk Grove community, and I’d say one of the places where you can find skilled pickleball players in a public setting.

Big modern park with 6 pickleball courts, 2 tennis courts, a splash pad, 2 large soccer fields, and 2 basketball courts, exercise machines, and dog park all in 1 place, and all looks good. Large playground with slides and modern play equipment. Has multiple covered eating areas, bathrooms, and a parking lot. Even has a dog park and exercise equipment.

Lights are on until 10 PM. Plenty of parking both in the parking lots and on the street.

For more information on organized pickleball play and events visit Elk Grove Pickleball Club website and Facebook, and Oasis Pickleball Park Facebook pages.

Pickleball Etiquette

Courts are available on a first come, first served basis.
When people are waiting, court time is limited to one game.
When all courts are in use, place paddles in rack to indicate who is next to play.
When exiting the courts, wait until a point is completed before walking behind a court.
When players exit an adjacent court, move to that court so that incoming players can enter at the nearest court.
If a ball goes into an adjacent court or comes into your court, call “ball” and stop play. Replay the point after returning the ball.
Unauthorized paid athletic services or lessons are not permitted.

Courts for Racquet Sports Only

No dogs
No glass
No skateboards
No bicycling
No roller skates
No in-line skates or similar equipment or activities permitted
Ordinance 9 section 1.140

Tennis and Pickleball Lessons

From beginners to those looking to refine their game, each class focuses on developing essential techniques and fundamentals through a variety of engaging drills and fun matches.

Beginner youth Classes will focus on learning the ready position, proper grip and stroke development and basic footwork. Class will introduce forehand, backhand, volleys, serves and overheads. Designed for beginners as a safe and fun way to be introduced to a sport they can play for a lifetime.

Program Name	Age Range
Intro to Aces	Ages 6–10
Little Aces	Ages 6–8
Junior Aces	Ages 9–11
Teen Aces	Ages 12–14

Experienced Youth

Ages: 14-18
Classes will focus on advanced strategy, positioning, anticipation, court coverage, pattern recognition, and dealing with match-specific situations. Previous tennis experience is highly recommended.

Adult

Age 18+
This class is designed for players of all skill levels, from beginners learning proper grips, stroke development, and tennis fundamentals to advanced players refining their singles and doubles strategy, court positioning, and shot selection. Students will progress at their own pace, developing the skills needed for match play and competitive strategies. Participants must provide their own tennis rackets and non-marking tennis shoes.

Youth – Oasis Park

Class	Days	9:00 (Morning)	10:00 (Morning)	11:00 (Morning)	12:00 (Morning)	4:00 (Afternoon)	5:00 (Afternoon)	6:00 (Afternoon)
Little aces	FRI					•
Little aces	SUN	•
Junior aces	FRI						•
Junior aces	SUN		•
Teen aces	FRI							•
Teen aces	SUN			•
Experienced aces	SUN				•

Youth/adult Bartholomew Sports Park

Class	Days	9:00 (Morning)	10:00 (Morning)	11:00 (Morning)	6:00 (Afternoon)	7:00 (Afternoon)
Intro to aces	SAT			•
Little aces	SAT	•
Little aces	THU				•
Junior aces	SAT		•
Junior aces	WED				•
Teen aces	THU					•
Adult	WED			•

Session schedule

Session	Dates
Session A	6/1-6/30
Session B*	7/1-7/31
Session C	8/1-8/31
Fees+	$54-$94

* No class dates: 7/3 & 7/4
** Fee is based upon amount of classes per session.

Future aces tennis camp

Age 6-12
Future aces tennis camp is a one-week, beginner-friendly program that teaches the basics of tennis, including court awareness, proper grip, ball contact, and footwork.

Location	Activity	Fee	Course ID	Days	Dates	Time
Oasis Park	Tennis Courts	$185	63325	M-F	7/13–7/17	9:00am–1:00pm

Pickleball Classes at CORE

CORE is a two-story, 59,000-square-foot recreation and fitness facility within Morse Community Park, located at the corner of Bellaterra Drive and Fire Poppy Drive. The recreation center will expand recreation programming and increase service levels through individual and group fitness, drop-in and registered activities, sports classes, leagues, and tournaments.

5542 Belatera Drive, Elk Grove, CA 95757
Ages 16+
Register here
CORE membership not required.

Working Hours

Day	Hours
Monday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday	6:30 AM – 10:00 PM

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Oasis Park Pickleball Courts

Oasis Park Tennis Courts

Amenities & Features

Category	Available Features
Core Amenities	LightsRestroomsWater FountainBenchesFencing
Court Condition	CleanWell MaintainedMixed Noise LevelSafe Area
Court Surface	Hard CourtConcrete CourtAcrylic Court
Environment Features	No ShadeWindscreenOpen Air
Access Details	Free EntryFirst Come First Served
Parking	Free Parking LotFree Street Parking
Nearby Facilities	Pickleball NearbyPicnic Area NearbyBarbecue NearbyBasketball NearbyVolleyball NearbySoccer NearbyGym NearbyMall NearbyCafe NearbyRestaurant Nearby

Pickleball Yoga and Stretching Program

Dog & Pet Information

Dog Rules: Dogs must be leashed and under control. Dog owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs.

No Dogs Allowed

Dog Park Nearby

Reviews & Ratings

Overall Rating

4.7 out of 5 stars (288 reviews)

What Visitors Say

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Positive Reviews:

Nitesh Sharma: ★★★★★

Big park with lots of amazing playing options. 2 soccer fields, 2 basketball courts, 2 tennis courts and 4 or 6 pickleball courts, slides, exercise machines, and dog park all in 1 place, and all looks good. Kids were playing all over and enjoying a lot. Definitely go go place every day.

Jaqueline Monique: ★★★★★

Beautiful park with 2 full basketball courts. Soccer fields are usually in use, but they are there. There is a pickleball area, several courts, which are also usually busy, but fun if you don't mind waiting for a turn. Playground for the kids and clean bathrooms. Also a dog park with separate areas for small and large dogs. On par with Elk Grove area parks. We love it!

Sandi T: ★★★★★

Excellent park with many amenities. There is a dog park. Great grounds for soccer. I love the pickle ball courts. That’s why I go. The tennis courts are also usually available as most people play pickle ball nowadays.

B Hochmann: ★★★★★

This is a great example of how a neighborhood park should be designed. Multiple options for all families, facilities, and recreation. Dog Park for small dogs and separate dog park for large dogs - and these are pretty spacious. Water splash park that is spacious and shade benches. Grass areas for blankets and picnics. Restroom comfort stations. Multiple playgrounds and age appropriate. Picnic tables both shaded and open. Barbecue areas. Soccer fields large and lighted with some bleachers. Basketball courts. Tennis courts. Pickle ball courts. Running paths and a par course. Plenty of parking both in the parking lots and on the street. Handicapped parking and accessible pathways. Soon to be opened is a recreation center. I could say much more about this splendid place but I really don’t want it to be to well known because this place is really special and it’s really nice not being a crowd. Check it out but let’s keep it our secret.

Rhonda Eyzaguirre: ★★★★★

This modern spacious park has 6 pickleball courts, 2 tennis courts, a splash pad, 2 large soccer fields, and 2 basketball courts. Large playground with modern play equipment. Has multiple covered eating areas, bathrooms, and a parking lot. Even has a dog park and exercise equipment. Oasis has something for everyone.

DavidC EG: ★★★★★

2023. Aug - very nice pickle ball courts as well as tennis courts. Parking not too close to courts, then again, you do go here for exercise. Bathrooms far from courts when you really need to go. Argh. Still, all things considered one of the best parks South of Sacramento and in Elk Grove. [ Past Review Cool park for a variety of activities and exercise. ]

Catherine Sandoval: ★★★★★

Great park to bring the family. Cool off on the splash pad. Have a picnic. Play volleyball, soccer, pickleball or pingpong. The playground is fun too. So much fun

Eugene Le: ★★★★

As of 11/23, only the tennis/pickleball courts and dog park (small/large dog) are open. Parking lots off of Knotts Drive are half open. At dog park, there are small permanent agility installations among hard packed gravel, plenty of seating and a doggie rinse down station at the entrance. I can see this dog park getting packed quickly but for now it a good amount of room. As of 1/11, the tennis/pickleball courts are open along with the western half of the park. The western half of the park include the children playground, bathroom, cover gazebo, water attraction (that are off for the moment).

BRIAN SANDERS: ★★★★★

They have pickle ball courts and tennis, public bathrooms, track and soccer fields. There is also a great place for the kids to play. You will enjoy it.

Will Clee: ★★★★★

New park. 2 basketball courts. Tennis courts, pickle ball courts, soccer field, volley ball, large play park with lots of climbing and spinning. Huge picnic areas. Dog park. Exercise areas And more

Raquel Eyzaguirre: ★★★★★

There are large playgrounds, a water area, pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts. Great for all ages.

Nancy Lou: ★★★★★

Beautiful facility. Kid friendly, 2 dog parks, restrooms, picnic areas. Tennis, pickleball, lighted, plus plus plus.

Raymond Henson: ★★★★★

Great new park in Elk Grove with lighted tennis and pickleball courts, basketball courts, kids playground and water park area.

Siva Kumar: ★★★★★

Best place to play pickleball

Matt Bain: ★★★★

Pickleball courts are awesome

Thomas Dale: ★★★★

Nice Pickleball Courts.

Sandi T: ★★★★★

Supan Ramana: ★★★★★

It is a great park. It has playgrounds for kids. A basketball court, tennis courts, racquet ball courts and soccer fields. It also has picnic areas. It can get a little crowed but it's still great to get some exercise and walk.

Jason Singh: ★★★★★

Best new park in Elk Grove. This place has it all: lighted basketball courts, lighted Bermuda grass soccer fields, lighted tennis courts, 3 playgrounds for kids, very large dog park, workout stations and walking and running paths.

Will Clee: ★★★★★

New park. 2 basketball courts. Tennis courts, pickle ball courts, soccer field, volley ball, large play park with lots of climbing and spinning. Huge picnic areas. Dog park. Exercise areas And more

J. Dalisay: ★★★★★

Nice tennis courts.

Michelle W.: ★★★★★

There's a great Pickleball court right here in Elk Grove. It's one of the best lights until 10 PM nightly there's a lot of players here. Highly recommend any beginner or qualified player to stop by and play.!

Jasmine B.: ★★★★★

Genuinely beautiful park!!! I play pickleball in the tennis courts since they are so well lit. They have six pickleball courts but they are almost always full. The playground is as big as Texas and overall a great place to hang out!

Sarah T.: ★★★★

This review is for the pickleball courts only. There are 6 courts and 2 tennis courts. It can get really busy here but it's so fun. I Always have a great time playing here. Everyone is really nice. Great place to play pickleball. Lights are on until 10pm

Joyce W.: ★★★★

Adj: Fantastically Fun!Oasis Community Park, a highly anticipated park that opened several years ago at the corner Knotts and Whitelock Parkway between the newer Walmart on Whitelock and the Elk Grove Auto Mall. My kids really like this park, it's not my favorite as a parent and I'll go into that later, but this park is one of the newest ones in Elk Grove and it's been a good one, even though it's now been open about 3+ years, we've not bored of it at all. We used to come here a lot, but my kids are a bit older now and they're not as into parks anymore, but if we meet up with their friends here and have a "park date," then they're totally up for it b/c there's a lot to do here.First there's a concrete walking trail around the whole park, so parents can walk their dogs or just themselves =P around and keep an eye on their kids at the same time. One side of the park (north side) features an OASIS water spray zone where there's several water shooting from the ground thingamabobs (yup!) as well as some coming out of fake palm trees and animals that are quite powerful and give the kids a fun run for their money as they try to dodge the water OR run across the water features over and over again or jump on them to get super wet. This is great in the hot dry summers in EG.On the south side of the park are several play structures for different age groups. There's climbing ones and sliding down ones, and swings and a small ropes course type structure. I like that there's playgrounds designed for different age groups based on their age appropriate development. So the 1 star knocked off is that as a parent, this park is super spread out and there's not really any shaded areas (there's the general tarp shades over each play structure) w/SEATING for parents to be close to so they can supervise their kids (at least when they're little), the giant gazebo (more details below) is all the way in the middle of the park and the structures are more towards the southern part, so it's harder to watch one's kids especially if each kid wants to play in a different section. So that's a bit of a safety issue and why it's not my favorite park to take my kids to from a parent's POV.Other offerings at Oasis park are great too, to include an exercise equipment section, basketball court, 2 soccer fields that are lighted at night, multiple pickleball courts that are opened and lighted till late like 10p, and a couple of tennis courts too. Then there's also a concrete ping pong table (may need the stronger balls for this), a dog park, a huge gazebo right in the middle of the park that is perfect for parties, with 2 BBQs grills built-in with 8 tables, 2 smaller gazebos with 1 built-in BBQ, all of which are great as a hanging out place for parents and kids alike to cool down after fun in the sun. There's also so much open grass area for free play, volleyball, or just running around, and everything's nicely landscaped and maintained, so there's no lack of fun to be had here.Overall, Oasis Park is an excellent park and definitely one of the best if not the best park in EG!

Kevin S.: ★★★★★

Oasis Park, is the premier place to play pickleball if you're ever in the South Sacramento/ Elk Grove area. It's very evident right away that this park and the facilities are brand new: there are six pickleball courts and two tennis courts, a soccer field, a basketball court, a dog park and ample parking for visitors.I started coming here to play tennis, but its clear that pickleball is definitely a regular activity for a good portion of the visitors. The pickleball community here is very tight knit and clear that they are regulars (some come everyday if almost every other day). The lighting is still very new and the courts as well, hardly any cracks and no bad bounces. If you decide to come in the evening, prepare to wait in line till you can get a game, as the overflow waiting area is often very full. If your the type to play drop-in pickleball and you don't have a partner this is the place to be!Skill levels of the players here range from beginners to experts (a few actively compete) in regular pickleball tournaments. Pickleball doesn't have an active team league, like with the USTA and tennis but this location is the main court for the Elk Grove Pickleball Club a paid club of community members who play mainly play here and host regular tournaments and mixers. From what I know the members are active here and they reserve the courts for those special days. On weekdays, most people play here till the lights close at 10pm, so its definitely a place to visit if you're intent on getting skilled at pickleball.On the tennis side, its a lot less crowded and you can definitely get a court right away, just be aware that the pickleball side can be very active/loud, however if that's not an issue, this is a great place for a one on one hitting/coaching session before a big tournament day.Overall this park is a gem of a park for the Elk Grove community, and I'd say one of the places where you can find skilled pickleball players in a public setting.

FordHarrison L.: ★★★★★

Nice pickleball courts. Usually someone there to play against. Friendly people. Has lights.

B. P.: ★★★★★

Six great pickleball courts. Usually plenty of people to play with. Lights are on until 10 pm.

Eric N.: ★★★★★

Pickleball from sunrise to 10 pm. Dedicated courts. LED Lights. Great Community atmosphere when the courts are full up.

Gen L.: ★★★★★

Like new (6) pickleball courts It was very windy the Friday noontime we went to check them out. The wind sock should have clued us in.Lol . Only a couple of others on the other courts. We played anyways! Very nicely kept. Highly recommend.

Jaclyn T.: ★★★★★

This park has 6 Pickleball courts and 2 Tennis courts. There is a small and large dog park and a lot of cool options on the playground. There is a nice loop trail that can be used for riding/walking. There is some construction on what looks like to be a recreation center or something. I definitely recommend you check it out.

Michael N.: ★★★★★

Can't say I've explored every part of this park, but I'm here almost on a weekly basis at the Pickleball courts! The courts are brand new, well maintained, and clean. They have neighboring tennis courts that are of the same status. They also recently finished building their outdoor gym area that includes most things you'd need for calisthenics, including areas to do pull ups which is difficult to find. Worth exploring!

Chelle L.: ★★★★★

This park is huge with lots of different activities going. Love the atmosphere. There are plenty of areas for kids to play and climb on as well as an area for adults to exercise. Many different courts (basketball, tennis, and pickleball) as well as soccer fields. Always love walking around this park. Great place to bring your family or your dog since they have a dog park as well!

Charles F.: ★★★★★

some areas, especially sitting areas - have good shade. This is a massively good thing for hotter weather days, so we can enjoy more of the outdoors. It's testament to Great park design. This is the best park I've ever been to so far in the U.S., and that's saying something. Because after having been through the awesome spectacles that were the parks in South Korea, the U.S. pales in comparison. However, the parks in Elk Grove have something to say about that, which I'm extremely relieved about. Oasis Park is one of them. Spacious, good parking logistics, plentiful walk path options, 2 full basketball courts, a large dog park, a small dog park, light fitness equipment, tennis/pickleball area, kids area, a big grassy area that could be used for baseball or soccer I imagine. It's very clean and well maintained too.Thank you, Oasis Park!!

Jordan H.: ★★★★★

Nice spacious new park in Elk Grove!Tucked away in the new home developments here, Oasis Park is a pleasant family park with a variety of amenities. There are pickle ball and tennis courts, basketball courts, playgrounds for kids, walking trails, and exercise equipment (great pull-up bars).The size of the park is huge so I can't see this park feeling too crowded even if there are a lot of people here. Plenty of curbside neighborhood parking.Everything appeared to be well maintained, clean, and new. Quiet too.

Bobby L.: ★★★★★

1 extra large gazebo with 2 BBQs & 8 tables, 2 smaller gazebo w 1 bbq. Sand pit , 4 play ground areas, 9 swings, water play , work out machines, 2 lighted soccer, baseball, dog park, open grass for volleyball, 3 lighted tennis, large clean bathrooms

Sarah T.: ★★★★

Loredo L.: ★★★★★

This is an awesome park. I've played tennis here before with a friend. Today I met another friend and we played pickup pickle ball for over an hour. Everyone was competitive but very respectful. My son took our dog to the dog park which was very nice with plenty of grass. We had a great day!

Jaclyn T.: ★★★★★

Chelle L.: ★★★★★

Jackie C.: ★★★★

Highlight of this park: Spray Water Park and Dog Park!This park is extremely well maintained. Feels like a very commercial park, it's a flat plain with lots of concrete paths and lots of extremely open grass space (at soccer area). Good for people who want to play frisbee etc when soccer is not in use. Water park area is awesome! It was fun to walk thru there even and feel the cool mist. I see the kids having tons of fun!The other side of kid playground is extremely colorful and new. Such as slides, monkey bar,balance net, spinners, swings, etcI also see one Ping pong table and a mini outdoor chest press gym (for workouts) Large gazebo (shaded area) in the center of the park with 9 benches. This is literally the only shady area! This park lacks tall trees for free shade. Not ideal to picnic and read a book out here on the grass. Dog edition: The dog park is amazing! So clean! Small and large dog section is separated. There is a shaded, cemented gazebo at the center of the park to sit at while watching the dogs. Dogs have the option to play in well-groomed grass or sanded area. Lots of tennis balls and there are dog gym stuff to engage with your dog to try! Awesomeeee

Charles F.: ★★★★★

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