How Much Does It Cost to Play Pickleball in Warsaw?

Warsaw has places to play pickleball, but what does it actually cost? The honest answer requires a caveat up front: Warsaw venues do not all publish their court prices online, so this guide sticks to what each venue and booking platform actually publishes as of 22 October 2026, and tells you exactly where to get a live quote for the rest. No invented numbers.

The cost components of a session

A Warsaw pickleball session has up to three cost components: the court hire itself, paddle rental if you do not own one, and balls. Different venues bundle these differently, which is why a single citywide price would be misleading. Below is what is verifiably published for each component, venue by venue.

WKT Mera (Ochota): the one published gear price

WKT Mera, a tennis club at Aleja Bohaterow Wrzesnia 12 in Ochota, has run an outdoor pickleball court since June 2024. Its pickleball page publishes the clearest price points in the city: paddle rental costs 10 zloty per hour, and pickleball balls are provided free of charge. The court hire itself is priced in the club's court price list rather than on the pickleball page, so for the current per-hour court rate, the club points you to its price list and reception (+48 22 822 93 82). The court surface is artificial grass, which the club describes as joint-friendly.

OSiR Srodmiescie (Polna 7A): gear included in court price

The city-run sports center OSiR Srodmiescie, at Polna 7A in central Warsaw, lists three pickleball courts. Its page states that beginners can rent equipment included in the price of the court, which means the paddle question disappears into the court hire there. Bookings go through the center directly: the published contact is phone 22 825 38 60, extension 118, or the hall's email. As with Mera, the per-hour court price is not stated on the pickleball page itself.

Legia Tenis (Stegny): weekly sections, gear on site

Legia Tenis announced in June 2026 a weekly pickleball section at Tor Stegny: Saturday sessions split into an adults group (beginners and open) and a kids group, with family sign-ups possible and equipment available on site. The announcement does not publish the session price, so treat sign-up as the moment to confirm the current fee. For a beginner, a coached section with provided gear can be the cheapest way to try the sport before buying anything.

Booking platforms: Playmore lists two venues

The booking platform Playmore lists two Warsaw pickleball venues, PickActive Pickleball Club and RQT Spot, with online reservation. Playmore's own Warsaw page says court prices depend on the venue, the time of day, and the day of the week, and that booking through the platform is free, meaning you pay only the club's court hire. Because those prices are shown per-slot at booking time, the platform is currently the fastest way to see a real number for a specific hour.

So what should you budget?

Here is the truthful version: only one money figure is published on a Warsaw venue page as of today, the 10 zloty per hour paddle rental at WKT Mera, with balls free there and gear included in the court price at OSiR. Court hire prices are real but not consistently posted online; they vary by venue, day, and hour, and the reliable way to get one is the venue's price list, a booking platform's live slot price, or a phone call. Anyone quoting you a single Warsaw-wide court price is guessing.

Ways to keep the cost down

A few legitimate levers: choose a venue where gear is included or cheap (OSiR includes rental in the court price; Mera's paddle is 10 zloty with free balls); split the court four ways by playing doubles, since the court price is per court, not per player; start with a club section or social session, such as the Legia Saturday groups, before buying equipment; and check off-peak slots on booking platforms, since platforms state that price varies by time and day.

When you are ready to buy a paddle

Once you play regularly, a personal paddle removes the per-hour rental. This article does not review paddles, but the venue pattern is clear: rental exists precisely so you can delay that purchase until you know you are staying. Try the sport on rented or included gear first, then buy.

The Europe angle

Warsaw's dedicated-venue options are still thin, which is exactly the gap new operators see. Pickle Haus (pickle.haus) is setting out to build the first and biggest network of dedicated pickleball centers in Poland, with a vision to lead across Europe. The brand describes this as its ambition; the centers are not open yet.

The bottom line

Published Warsaw numbers are thin but real: 10 zloty per hour for a paddle and free balls at WKT Mera, gear included in the court price at OSiR Srodmiescie, equipment on site at Legia's Saturday sections, and slot-priced booking via Playmore. Court hire varies by venue, day, and hour and is often not posted online, so get a live quote from the venue or platform before you go, and split the court four ways if you can.

Sources

• WKT Mera - Pickleball Warszawa
• OSiR Srodmiescie - Pickleball
• Legia Tenis & Golf - Otwieramy sekcje Pickleball
• Playmore - Korty pickleballowe w Warszawie

Sources checked 22 Oct 2026. Header photo: An empty pickleball court with a net, green and purple surface in summer sun. Generic file photo, not of the specific people, products, or events described. Photo: Frank Schrader, Pexels License, via Pexels.