City-by-city pickleball travel guides — where to play, what it costs, and the food, festivals, and side trips worth planning around your games.
Cebu
Where to play pickleball in Cebu — nearly 300 courts across Cebu City, Mandaue, and Mactan — plus the lechon, sutukil, and island trips to plan around your games.
Davao
Davao City has 175 listed pickleball courts — from 8-court complexes to ₱20 barangay games. Where to play, what to eat (yes, durian), and what to do between sessions.
Dumaguete
Small city, 120 pickleball courts. Where to play in Dumaguete, what a game costs (often free), and the silvanas, boulevard sunsets, and Apo Island trips in between.
Cagayan de Oro
Where to play pickleball in Cagayan de Oro — 47 listed courts from Pickle Point's 8-court complex to free barangay setups — plus whitewater rafting and where to eat.
General Santos
GenSan has 37 listed pickleball courts and the freshest tuna in the Philippines. Where to play, what a court costs, and the Lake Sebu side trip worth an extra day.
Iloilo
Where to play pickleball in Iloilo City — from PicklePoint's ₱150 five-hour open play to free UPV courts — plus La Paz batchoy, the Esplanade, and Guimaras mangoes.
Bacolod
Where to play pickleball in Bacolod — Paddle Co., Pickle Warehouse, and 24 listed courts — plus Manokan Country inasal, The Ruins at sunset, and MassKara season tips.
Baguio
Baguio's cool climate makes it the one Philippine city built for all-day outdoor pickleball. Where to play — John Hay, PBTS, PickleHub — plus strawberry taho and the classics.
Makati
Where to play pickleball in Makati — Racket Yard, Greenbelt Picklemall, The Pickle Spot and more — plus Salcedo market Saturdays, Little Tokyo, and Poblacion nights.
Quezon City
QC has the most pickleball courts in Metro Manila — 79 listed, from Picklemall Fairview to free VMMC courts. Where to play, plus Maginhawa eats and La Loma lechon.
Cavite
Cavite has 80 listed pickleball courts across Imus, Bacoor, Dasmariñas, and Silang. Where to play — led by Ayala Vermosa's Picklemall — plus the Tagaytay food run.
Antipolo & Rizal
Rizal province has 81 listed pickleball courts across Antipolo, Cainta, Angono, and Montalban — plus Pinto Art Museum, Masungi, and the suman-and-kasoy pasalubong run.
Davao
Kadayawan sa Dabaw takes over Davao every third week of August. How to fit pickleball around the parades — which courts stay bookable, festival survival tips, and what to eat.
Bacolod
MassKara takes over Bacolod every October. How to fit pickleball around the smiling-mask street dances — which courts stay bookable, festival timing, and where to eat.
Cebu
Sinulog fills Cebu every third Sunday of January. How to keep playing pickleball through the road closures — which courts stay reachable, timing, and where to eat.
Iloilo
Dinagyang drums take over Iloilo every fourth weekend of January. How to fit pickleball around the Ati tribes competition — which courts stay open, plus batchoy stops.
Baguio
Panagbenga fills Baguio all February. How to fit cool-weather pickleball around the flower floats and street dancing — which courts to book, timing, and where to eat.
Cagayan de Oro
Higalaay is CDO's August city fiesta. How to fit pickleball around the Golden Float parade and street dancing — which courts stay open, festival timing, and what to eat.
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