Citypickle Boca Sets November 18 Opening For 100,000-square-foot Club

The Boca Raton destination will combine 25 pickleball and padel courts with recovery amenities, coworking space and dining

CityPickle Boca is set to open Nov. 18 in Boca Raton, Florida, bringing pickleball, padel and wellness amenities together in a 100,000-square-foot club designed to give members reasons to stay beyond their time on the court.

Billed by its developers as Florida’s largest indoor/outdoor pickleball and padel facility, the club will feature 25 courts alongside saunas, cold plunge pools, physical therapy services, coworking space and a full-service restaurant. It will also serve as the official home of Major League Pickleball’s Palm Beach Royals.

The project pairs a membership model with paid day passes, offering access to recreational players and visitors as well as regular members.

Individual memberships start at $49 per month for the Community tier, $149 for Standard and $299 for Plus, with no initiation fee. Couple and family options are also available. Higher tiers offer greater booking priority, programming access and additional club benefits, according to the company.

Membership is initially expected to be capped at 1,000 through the end of 2026. Nonmembers will be able to purchase day passes for $35 for Boca Raton residents and $40 for other visitors.

Bringing Racquet Sports & Recovery Together

CityPickle Boca’s court mix will include 19 pro-cushioned pickleball courts, including a stadium court designed for tournament play, and six high-clearance padel courts.

Sixteen courts — 14 for pickleball and two for padel — will be indoors and climate-controlled. Of the nine outdoor courts, five will be covered by canopies.

Beyond play, the club’s wellness offering will center on The Zone, a space featuring warm-up and recovery equipment and physical therapy services. Additional amenities will include locker rooms with showers, saunas, cold plunge pools and a pro shop.

Coworking areas with Wi-Fi and private phone booths, social spaces and private-event capabilities will extend the club’s use throughout the day. Farmer’s Kitchen by local restaurant brand Farmer’s Table will offer a full-service restaurant and bar open to the public, with no membership or day pass required.

The combination positions CityPickle Boca as a destination for sports, recovery, work and socializing, with multiple ways for members and the broader community to access the property.

The project’s founding partners include Brian Levine, Major League Pickleball’s first CEO; Boca Raton entrepreneurs Stewart Davis and Mitchell Robbins; Butters Construction; and CityPickle, which will operate and manage the club.

Its investor group includes professional pickleball players Anna Bright, Ben Johns, JW Johnson, Jorja Johnson and Gabriel Tardio, alongside health club operator Life Time, Hyperspace Ventures and sports industry investors Al Tylis, Richard Chaifetz and Ron Saslow.

The facility is being developed through a public-private partnership with the Greater Boca Raton Beach & Parks District.

According to the developers, the project incorporates measures intended to reduce outdoor noise and manage traffic and neighborhood impact. Its hurricane-resistant structure is also designed to meet FEMA standards so it can serve as a public shelter when needed.

For CityPickle, the opening will expand its hospitality-focused approach to pickleball into a South Florida club that combines two racquet sports with a broader wellness and social offering.

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