Where to Stay Active After Dark in the Coachella Valley – Palm Springs Life

SERVEIndian Wells Tennis Garden

The BNP Paribas Open may be in the rearview, but with 29 tennis and eight pickleball courts aglow until 8 p.m. on weekdays, October through May, and 9 p.m. on weekdays, June to September, you can still frequent the Indian Wells Tennis Garden for your own evening match or clinic.

Game for all seasons, this new indoor pickleball facility in Palm Desert offers four professional courts for open and league play, as well as a kitchen, a full bar, and a pro shop. Memberships are available for regulars, though nonmembers are also welcome. Locals looking to scope it out can score a free day pass (though you still pay $5/hour for court time).

Municipal play across the Coachella Valley presents a full cache of tennis and pickleball options. In La Quinta, Fritz Burns Park has illuminated six tennis courts and eight pickleball courts. Palm Desert Civic Center sports six tennis courts for nighttime action, and Freedom Park offers eight pickleball courts come sundown. Nearby Cahuilla Hills Park offers one tennis and four pickleball courts lit after dusk. Four courts accommodate tennis and pickleball players at Rancho Mirage Community Park. In Palm Springs, Ruth Hardy Park offers eight lighted tennis courts, and Demuth Park has one with a dozen more reserved for pickleball.

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