Camarillo Courts
Bob Kildee Community Park
Bob Kildee Community Park
Bob Kildee Community Park
Four permanent courts, two dual use courts, all have lights until 9pm. Paddle saddle used for rotation, Challenge Court has its own paddle saddle. Open play every morning and evening. Use paddle saddle when courts are full, rotate 4 off and 4 on.
Springville Park
Bob Kildee Community Park
Bob Kildee Community Park
Two dual use courts with lights and roll away nets. First come, first serve. Rotate off on the hour if players are waiting.
Pitts Ranch Park
Bob Kildee Community Park
Pitts Ranch Park
Two dual use courts with roll away nets. First come, first serve. Rotate off on the hour if players are waiting. No lights - Open 8:00 a.m. to dusk.
men's round robin september 16th results!
3.0 Winners
3.0 Winners
3.0 Winners
1st Sang Chun and Edward Cottrell
2nd Eric Milmont and Robert Maus
3rd Wunna Aung and Kelly Driscoll
3.5 Winners
3.0 Winners
3.0 Winners
1st Steve Lousen and Mike Dubreuil
2nd Derek Guillory and Daniel Murphy
3rd Billy Starr and Thad Robbins
4.0 Winners
4.0 + Winners
4.0 + Winners
1st Carlos Briceno and Paulo Monlleo
2nd Jason Paras and Jeffrey Araki
3rd Blake Perkins and Matthew Lawton
4.0 + Winners
4.0 + Winners
4.0 + Winners
1st Bash McGee and Zachary Hatch
3rd Brad Whetten and Jeremy Rex
2nd Jonathan Rezvani and Cameron Craft
Future Camarillo Courts
Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District (PVRPD) has approved $1,400,000 for a pickleball complex to be located at Freedom Park at the former swimming pool area.
The Freedom Park Pickleball Complex is expected to cost more than the budgeted amount although the construction bids are not in. The plans have been divided into several phases as the budget allows. Look for details on the PVRPD Freedom Park page to learn more about project. Scroll down to the photos at the bottom of the page to see the plans and phases.
Camarillo Pickleball Association, a non-profit, is working to bridge the budget shortfall through fundraising efforts in hopes of building additional courts during the initial construction. Proceeds from tournaments and special events have been allocated towards the Freedom Park Pickleball Complex Campaign (FPPCC). Funds from sponsors of the annual Cam Slam Tournament held in July have also been allocated to the new court and donations are now coming in.
The Camarilo Acorn published an article about the Freedom Park Pickleball Project on July 16, 2022.
Keep Informed - Help us Grow!
Our numbers count! We report the number of players using our courts to the Recreation & Park District. The best way to do this is to have all players on the roster. We won't share your email address and our outgoing emails are limited to 1-2 per month.
Our Newsletter keeps you informed of progress on new courts in Camarillo, classes, upcoming tournament's, etc.