Court 1
Regulation outdoor court with a permanent net.
- Outdoor
- Net included

Pickleball in the grove
The Pickle Camp Book an hour to yourself, or turn up for open play and we’ll sort your games.
How it works
01
Choose a court and an hour that suits you. Rates change by time of day, and you see the price before you confirm.
02
Your slot is locked the moment it’s booked — nobody else can take it, and you get a reference to show at the gate.
03
Cash, GCash or Maya at the table when you get here. Nothing is charged online.
The courts
Regulation outdoor courts with permanent nets and floodlights. Bring your own paddle or borrow one of ours — there are always spares by the table.
Regulation outdoor court with a permanent net.
Regulation outdoor court with a permanent net.
Per hour · whole court
Base Rate
Every day, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
₱150
Splitting a court between four of you works out cheaper than a coffee each.
Open play
Pay per head, play all night. We rotate games across both courts so nobody sits out long, and we mix the pairings so you get a run with everyone — the strong players and the ones who picked up a paddle last Tuesday.
No partner needed. No experience needed. Turn up ten minutes early and someone will hand you a paddle.
How the rotation works
Names go on the board by the net. Winners stay on, the next four come in. Nobody waits more than a game or two, even on a full night.
Tuesdays & Thursdays · 6:00 – 9:00 PM
₱100/ head
26 spots · All levels
Saturdays · 4:00 – 8:00 PM
₱100/ head
26 spots · All levels
Sundays · 6:00 – 9:00 AM
₱100/ head
20 spots · Beginner-friendly
Spots go first-come. Message us and we’ll put your name down for the night.
Competitions
Everyone plays everyone. Games to 11, win by 2, and we post the table after — match wins first, then head-to-head, then point difference. It settles most arguments and starts a few.

The camp

We cleared just enough of the grove to fit two courts and left everything else standing. The trees give you shade in the afternoon and take the edge off the heat by evening.
There is no aircon hum here and no ceiling. You get birds, the wind through the palms, and the sound a pickleball makes — which, we admit, carries.
What’s here
Shaded tables, cold drinks, paddles to borrow, parking by the gate, and floodlights that stay on as long as somebody is still playing.

“The games finish around nine. Most people are still at the table at ten.”
Find us
First time? Message us before you set off and we’ll tell you exactly where to turn — the gate is easy to miss if you have never been.