Quick answer (verified 2026-10-09): NYC Parks lists 7 dedicated public pickleball courts on Staten Island: Fairview Park (3), entered from the lot at Bricktown Way and Tyrellan Ave, and Skyline Playground in Cottages Hill New Brighton Park (4). Both are free with no tennis permit. Indoors, Premiere Pickleball in Richmond Valley has 5 indoor and 3 outdoor courts plus a dink court. The Dink Den rents private indoor courts at South Ave and in Tottenville.
Staten Island, in one paragraph
Staten Island players were organizing before most of the city caught on. The local group Staten Island Pickleball says it started its first group at Fairview Park in July 2018 and now has 900 players. The borough's public courts sit at opposite ends: Fairview down in the south shore's Charleston area and Skyline Playground up in New Brighton near the ferry. The indoor scene is concentrated in the south, which is great if you live there and a drive if you don't.
Data notes. Blood Root Valley (Greenbelt) has pickleball pitches tagged in OpenStreetMap, but it isn't on NYC Parks' list, so it's unverified. Pickleball Smash-It at the Staten Island Mall appears only in OpenStreetMap, and we couldn't confirm it on any official or venue site. Primetime Pickleball of Staten Island shows up in Google's local results with no website, so it's left out until we can verify it. The Dink Den doesn't publish street addresses or court counts on its homepage.
First come, first served (SIP coordinates Fairview play via TeamReach)
Online. Members book 14 days ahead, guests 7
Online (two locations)
Courts
3 + 4
5 indoor, 3 outdoor, dink court
Private indoor court
Best for
Pickup, community play
Leagues, clinics, all-weather
Private groups, lessons
Clubs, leagues and groups
Staten Island Pickleball (SIP) (statenislandpickleball.com): USA Pickleball Ambassadors for Staten Island since 2021. Runs the Fairview Park group (TeamReach code on their site), plus events and instruction.
Premiere Pickleball (premierepickleballsi.com): 236 Richmond Valley Rd. Leagues, clinics and lessons. Open 8 AM to 11 PM daily, per its pricing page.
The Dink Den (thedinkden.com): private indoor court reservations, leagues, lessons and tournaments.
Tips for Staten Island players
Join the Fairview group. SIP organizes Fairview Park play through TeamReach. That's the fastest way to learn when the regulars play.
Enter Fairview from the parking lot. NYC Parks lists the entrance at Bricktown Way and Tyrellan Ave.
North shore? Use Skyline. Skyline Playground's 4 courts (Arnold St to Prospect Ave, between Harvard Ave and Clyde Pl) are the closest public courts to St. George.
Book Premiere early in winter. Members get a 14-day booking window, guests 7.
Where are the public pickleball courts on Staten Island?
Fairview Park (3 courts, enter at the parking lot on Bricktown Way and Tyrellan Ave) and Skyline Playground in Cottages Hill New Brighton Park (4 courts). Both are NYC Parks courts, free, with no tennis permit.
Is there indoor pickleball on Staten Island?
Yes. Premiere Pickleball (236 Richmond Valley Rd) has 5 indoor courts, plus 3 outdoor courts and a dink court. The Dink Den rents private indoor courts at its South Ave and Tottenville locations.
How much does Premiere Pickleball cost?
Its pricing page lists a $199 + tax annual membership. Guests can also book, but members get a longer booking window and court discounts.
Is there a Staten Island pickleball group?
Yes. Staten Island Pickleball (SIP) runs the Fairview Park group and says it has 900 players.
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