Indoor pickleball complex planned for north San Antonio suburb of Live Oak

An indoor-outdoor pickleball complex called Texas Pickle Hall is coming to the Northeast San Antonio suburb of Live Oak this fall, bringing fans of the fast-growing game a new spot to get their paddle on.

The nearly 29,000-square-foot complex at 201 Shin Oak Drive will house 12 indoor courts and one outdoor stadium court, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. The facility will be across the highway from the Alamo City's sole IKEA location.

Construction of the space is projected to cost $2 million, according to the filing.  

The Current reached out to Texas Pickle Hall's developers for more details but got no response by press time.
Unlike other San Antonio-area pickleball spots such as Chicken N Pickle, Texas Pickle Hall will focus solely on the sport rather than being centered around a bar or restaurant, according to details shared by the City of Live Oak in a Thursday Facebook post.

Additionally, the building will house a gear shop where enthusiasts can purchase anything they need to play the sport, often described as an easy-to-learn mix of tennis, ping-pong and badminton.

The Sports & Fitness Industry Association last year declared pickleball the nation's fastest-growing sport. The organization estimates that 36.5 million people played the game at least once in 2023.



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