Located in Kemptville

Recreational 
Pickleball

About Us

North Grenville Pickleball is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing accessible, affordable, and inclusive opportunities to engage in one of North America’s fastest-growing sports.

Our season begins in late April and wraps up around mid-September.

During that time, NGP operates out of the North Grenville Curling Club, which features five indoor pickleball courts that accommodate an average of 30 players per session.

We provide daily open play sessions, fun tournaments, and “Learn to Play” clinics.

From July 3rd to August 7th, the morning indoor sessions take place at the North Grenville Municipal Centre.

There are four outdoor courts at Riverside Park in Kemptville.

Services

What we offer

Play Sessions

Drop-ins

We have drop-in sessions that strive to meet the needs of a wide range of participants.

Players of any level are welcome to participate in our open recreational sessions.

View the schedule.

Private Play

Book a court

You can reserve one of five courts for play on Sundays from 2 to 4 pm.  Reservations are accepted up to two weeks in advance.  You can find the details on how to book your court and the cost below. 

NOTE: Please give our volunteers at least 2 hours' cancellation notice as a courtesy. 

Events

Tourneys

NG Pickleball hosts three tournaments each season. 

Details about how and when to register will be shared below and on the pickleball bulletin board at the Curling Club when they become available.

Training

Clinics

Our IPTPA-certified instructor offers 'Learn to Play' clinics for beginners seeking to learn the basics and 'Next Steps' clinics for those comfortable with the basics but wanting to enhance their game.

Indoor Play Costs

Please note that all fees must be paid in cash only.  
11 Session Punch Card

$40.00

  • For those who LOVE to play!
  • Transferrable — Can be used at the North Grenville Curling Club or the North Grenville Municipal Centre.

  • Valid from one year to the next.

5 Session Punch Card

$20.00

  • For those not yet addicted.
  • Transferrable — Can be used at the North Grenville Curling Club or the North Grenville Municipal Centre

  • Valid from one year to the next.

1 Session Drop-in

$5.00

  • For those just dropping by.
  • Pay and play without any fuss!

  • A good option for guests and out-of-towners or if you forgot your punch card.

Clinics

$30.00

  • The ‘Learn to Play’ clinics have a maximum of 20 registrants.

  • The 'Next Steps' clinics have a maximum of 8 registrants.

Fun Tournaments

$20.00

  • NGP Fun Tournaments are generally capped at 40 players.

  • Guarantee your spots by registering and paying right away!

Indoor

Session Schedule

Important Notes — Updated February 2, 2026:

  • Drop-in play for all levels

  • BINS: Play format uses the 'W & L' Bins

  • BOARD: Players organize the games by signing up on the whiteboard.

NEW! EVENING SESSIONS will now run from 6:00 – 9:00 PM. 

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Indoor Schedule
Indoor Schedule
Indoor Schedule

Outdoor Play

There is no fee to use the outdoor courts at Riverside Park.

The times shown below are for Pickleball only. 

The 2026 tennis camps will run from July 6 to the 10th, and from July 20th to the 24th, between 8:30 am and 11:45 am. Morning Pickleball sessions will not be available during the above timeframe.

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NGP Specialty

Events & Clinics

The latest updates for tournaments, clinics and other NGP note-worthy events taking place.

Squeegee Team of '26

We are currently forming a 'squeegee team' for a few hours in the evening during the second or third week of April. 

Open House 2026

North Grenville Curling Club on April 25th from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM.  Details can be found below.

Learn to Play

We will be running 3 “Learn to Play” clinics this April and May. Details can be found below.

Squeegee Team of '26

  • We are currently assembling a 'squeegee team' to help out for an evening in the second or third week of April. All you need to bring are a pair of rubber boots.

If you are interested in volunteering or would like additional information, contact us at NGPickleballCDN@gmail.com.

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Open House 2026

North Grenville Curling Club on April 25th from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM.

  • Get information on our scheduled drop-in sessions, where volunteers
    will be available to answer your questions. 

  • Punch cards for play will be available for purchase (cash only). 

  • Sign up for our "Learn to Play"Pickleball clinic, led by a certified instructor. 

  • Don't forget to bring your paddle! 

  • If you've never hit a ball before, come and give it a try! 

  • You can also watch some games in progress. 

  • Please note that the court area may be quite cool, so be sure to dress accordingly.

Learn to Play

Our certified instructor and volunteers will be holding 3 “Learn to Play” clinics this
April and May. If you have never played pickleball before and want to learn,
this is a great opportunity!

Who

Any adult 18+ wanting to learn the basic rules and skills

When (choose one)

  1.  Tuesday, April 28th, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM or

  2.  Friday, May 1st, 6:00-8:00 PM or

  3.  Saturday, May 2nd, 1:00-3:00 PM

Where

North Grenville Curling Club (200 Reuben Crescent, Kemptville, ON K0G 1J0)

How to Register

Registration for these clinics will occur on April 25th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at our Open House. At that time, you will be asked to sign a waiver, pay the fee ($30 cash only), and provide your contact information. You only need to register for one of the three sessions. Each clinic will have a maximum of 20 participants. 

Reminders for the Clinic

  • The building isn't warm in April and May, so dress in layers.

  • Wear clean and proper footwear, whether for indoor or outdoor courts.

  • Consider wearing protective eyewear.

  • If you own your own paddle, bring it along; if not, we are happy to provide one for you.

  • We will provide the balls.

  • Bring a water bottle and keep yourself hydrated.

  • Please inform us of any special needs or health concerns we should be aware of.

  • Try to arrive 15 minutes early!

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NGP Volunteering

We are always looking for volunteers to join our Team. If you're interested in getting involved, please email us.

Pickleball is a simple, affordable sport that is suitable for all ages. It offers participants the chance to enhance their cardiovascular fitness, reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive skills.

For the past several years, our dedicated volunteers have worked diligently to introduce and promote pickleball in our community. Saying they have been successful is an understatement; our numbers are growing rapidly!

To keep pace with the growth, we welcome new volunteers.

If you are interested in volunteering or would like additional information, contact us at NGPickleballCDN@gmail.com.

NGP Policies: 

Code of Conduct, Safety and Liability Waiver

All participants must read and acknowledge all three documents before being able to play at our indoor sessions. 

Contact us

Indoor Play: North Grenville Curling Club
Outdoor Play: Riverside Park

200 Reuben Crescent, Kemptville, Ontario

NGPickleballCDN@gmail.com

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

I've never played before — Can I come to watch?

Yes, you’re welcome to come and watch. It's a wonderful opportunity to ask our volunteers any questions you may have.

I've never played before — Can I take some lessons?

We provide "Learn to Play" clinics that are ideal for beginners. For more details, kindly visit the Clinic section.

Can I borrow a paddle?

There are loaner paddles available for you to use if you haven't purchased one yet. The North Grenville Public Library has a few available to borrow. 

Do I need to bring balls?

Indoor balls are provided at the Curling Club and Municipal Centre. If you have specific needs, please bring your own.

Is a membership required?

No, you won't need a membership to play in North Grenville. The only cost is to play indoors, which is listed in the Costs section.

What are capped sessions?

There are five courts at the Curling Club and six at the Municipal Centre. The sessions are periodically capped to prevent players from waiting too long between games.