Pickleball in Selma, Alabama

Selma has municipal recreation facilities and a local YMCA, but neither currently posts a confirmed pickleball venue or recurring open play schedule. Plan around direct confirmation: the Parks & Recreation Department is the best source for city court access, while the YMCA can confirm whether its gym is available for pickleball.

Where to Play Pickleball in Selma

• Selma Parks & Recreation - The department manages city sports facilities from 108 West Dallas Avenue, Selma, AL 36701. Its facility list includes tennis courts next to Memorial Stadium at 108 Dallas Avenue, but it does not identify those courts as pickleball courts. Call (334) 876-1139 before bringing a net or marking equipment, and ask specifically whether pickleball is allowed. Review the city sports-facility list and contact details.
• YMCA of Selma-Dallas County - The YMCA at 1 YMCA Drive, Selma, AL 36701 has a gym and offers day passes, but its current public schedule does not list pickleball. Call Member Services at (334) 874-9622 to ask whether pickleball court time, nets, and guest access are available. Check YMCA contact information and hours.

Beginner Pickleball in Selma

Start with the Coaches section to arrange a lesson and learn scoring, positioning, and safe court movement. Selma does not currently list a recurring beginner clinic. Before scheduling practice, confirm an approved court through Parks & Recreation or ask the YMCA whether its gym can accommodate pickleball.

Open Play and Organized Pickleball in Selma

No current recurring Selma open play, league, clinic, or tournament schedule is posted by the city or YMCA. Ordinary access to a tennis court or gym does not mean an organized group will be present. Contact Parks & Recreation at (334) 876-1139 and the YMCA at (334) 874-9622 for current programs and local player contacts.

Visiting Selma and Looking for a Game?

A solo visitor should call Parks & Recreation before arrival and ask for the current pickleball venue, playing times, and a contact for any active group. Then call the YMCA as a possible indoor backup and confirm guest eligibility; its posted day-pass price is $15, but pickleball time is not advertised. Do not simply arrive at a tennis court expecting a game, because neither a pickleball setup nor open play is confirmed.