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Pickleball courts in Herefordshire

Herefordshire has more pickleball than its size suggests. Ross-on-Wye's tennis centre has four pay-and-play courts, Madley's village club lends paddles, and Hereford Pickleball Club plays across the week at the city's leisure centre. Halo has courts in Kington and Bromyard too. Every venue below is verified at source.

Prices verified October 2026.

Verified venues
5
Courts at 2 venues
6
Indoor / outdoor
3 / 2
Price range
Varies

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Venues across Herefordshire

Hereford

Hereford · HR4 9UD · Indoor

Hereford's main leisure centre on Holmer Road and a venue for Hereford Pickleball Club, which runs social, competitive and development sessions across the week. Herefordshire has few places to play; this is the obvious one.

Beginner friendly

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Ross-on-Wye

Madley

Madley · HR2 9LU · Outdoor · 2 courts

Two pickleball courts at a rural club seven miles west of Hereford, pay and play with the kit thrown in. You'd struggle to make starting easier.

Paddles provided

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Kington

Bromyard

Bromyard · HR7 4EB · Indoor

Bromyard's community leisure centre on Cruxwell Street, with pickleball courts bookable through Halo on a pay-as-you-play basis. East Herefordshire's place to play.

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Compare Herefordshire venues at a glance

Venue Area Setting Courts From
Hereford Leisure Centre Hereford Indoor – –
Ross Tennis & Pickleball Centre Ross-on-Wye Outdoor 4 –
Madley Tennis Club Madley Outdoor 2 –
Lady Hawkins' Community Leisure Centre Kington Indoor – –
The Bromyard Centre Bromyard Indoor – –

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Frequently asked questions

Are there indoor pickleball courts in Herefordshire?

3 of the 5 venues we list in Herefordshire are indoor: Hereford Leisure Centre, Lady Hawkins' Community Leisure Centre, The Bromyard Centre.

Where can beginners play pickleball in Herefordshire?

Hereford Leisure Centre runs beginner-friendly sessions, and most lend paddles; see each venue page for equipment details. New to the sport? Read our how-to-play guide first.