Pickleball in Oxnard, California

Oxnard's main pickleball destination is the rebuilt Oxnard Tennis Center at 801 Hobson Way. The City of Oxnard completed the court project in late 2025, creating 16 dedicated pickleball courts alongside four tennis courts. Agape Tennis & Pickleball Academy operates programming at the center, with open play, leagues, round robins, classes, lessons, tournaments, and social events. For players who want another public outdoor option, Walter B. Moranda Park in neighboring Port Hueneme has ten pickleball courts and a city reservation system.

Where to Play Pickleball in Oxnard

• Oxnard Tennis Center, 801 Hobson Way. The City of Oxnard completed a major reconstruction of this public sports facility in late 2025, resulting in 16 dedicated pickleball courts and four tennis courts with upgraded lighting and fencing. Agape Tennis & Pickleball Academy manages the tennis and pickleball programming. Players can find open play, court reservations, leagues, round robins, classes, private lessons, tournaments, camps, and other organized activities. Agape's current staffed and court-rental hours for Oxnard are Monday through Friday from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 AM to noon. Registration and reservations can be made through Agape. Check Oxnard pickleball programs and the current schedule.
• Nearby in Port Hueneme: Walter B. Moranda Park, 200 Moranda Parkway. Moranda Park provides ten outdoor pickleball courts and is useful for players who want public courts outside the Oxnard Tennis Center program. Port Hueneme allows Courts 6 through 10 to be reserved during designated weekday afternoon hours, with unreserved court time available on a first-come, first-served basis. Morning players also gather here regularly, though that community play should not be treated as a city-run scheduled session. Contact Port Hueneme Recreation at (805) 986-6542 for current reservation and court-use information.

New to Pickleball?

The Oxnard Tennis Center is the clearest place to start. Agape offers pickleball classes for different levels, including beginner instruction, along with specialty clinics and private lessons. Classes require enough registered players to run, and online registration remains open until shortly before a class begins, so register rather than assuming a class will take place. Check current Agape pickleball classes.

Once you understand the basics, move into an appropriate open-play or round-robin session at the same facility. This gives you a scheduled group to join instead of relying on other players happening to be at a public court. Agape also offers private and private-group lessons when you want more individualized instruction.

Open Play, Leagues, and Pickleball Events

Agape provides the most substantial organized pickleball calendar in Oxnard. Its program includes open play, beginner through advanced leagues, round robins, specialty classes, socials, tournaments, camps, and clinics. Recent programming has included skill-specific clinics and level-based sessions, so players should use the live schedule rather than relying on an older recurring time. View current Oxnard pickleball programs.

Special events are posted separately by Agape. Because individual clinics and tournaments come and go, check the current Oxnard pickleball events calendar for upcoming registration.

Visiting Oxnard and Looking for a Game?

Start with the Oxnard Tennis Center if you are traveling alone. Agape's scheduled open play and round robins give you a way to register for games without bringing your own foursome. Check the current schedule, choose a session appropriate for your level, and register before traveling. Agape's pro shop can also be reached at (805) 824-3346 when you need to confirm same-day access or court availability.

If you already have partners and prefer public outdoor play, Walter B. Moranda Park in Port Hueneme is a useful nearby alternative. Check the current court rules before going and use the Port Hueneme reservation process when you want to secure an eligible court. Morning community play may provide opportunities to meet local players, but it is informal rather than a guaranteed city-operated drop-in session.