Bring a High-Demand Pickleball Amenity to Your RV Park or Resort
We help RV parks and resorts design and build single or multi-court pickleball installations that increase guest satisfaction, extend stays, and differentiate your property.
Led by former professional pickleball player Alex Neumann, all courts are designed and built for your facility’s unique space, with long-term durability in mind. Request a free site concept below!
Owner of Backyard Pickleball Builders and Pro Player Alex Neumann
Why RV Parks Are Adding Pickleball Courts
“Pickleball has become a social anchor at resorts — not just a sport.”
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing recreational sports in the U.S.
RV travelers increasingly choose destinations based on amenities and activities.
Pickleball courts drive:
Higher guest engagement
Longer average stays
Better online reviews
Strong word-of-mouth and repeat visits
Not All Pickleball Courts are Built to Last
Many commercial courts fail because:
Courts are undersized or poorly spaced
If courts don’t have the right layout, your residents won’t have fun playing and they’re more likely to get injured. Where (and if) you place a fence is especially important for spacing.
Surfaces wear down quickly under frequent use
Courts that have a high number of members can wear down quickly if you use cheap or poorly installed material.
That’s where Backyard Pickleball Builders is different…
Poor layouts create noise or safety complaints
The last thing you want is noise complaints or hazards arising from a badly installed court. We make sure layout, fencing, lights, and overall materials used ensure a safe and fun experience for playing and neighbors alike.
Built by Someone Who Played the Game
Backyard Pickleball Builders is led by Alex Neumann, a former professional pickleball player who has competed on thousands of courts across the country.
That experience informs every decision — from court dimensions and spacing to surface selection and long-term durability. We don’t just build courts that look good. We build courts that play right and hold up in commercial environments.
Pickleball Court Solutions for RV Parks & Resorts
✔️ Single Court Installations
Ideal for smaller parks or as a pilot amenity
✔️ Multi-Court Setups
Designed for higher traffic, events, and group play
✔️ Flexible & Multi-Use Layouts
Courts that can coexist with other recreational areas
Our Simple, Proven Court Building Process
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Understand your goals, space, and guest profile
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Identify ideal placement, footprint options, and constraints
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Court specs, surface recommendations, and budget ranges
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Local contractors and checkins every step of the way
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Ensuring the court plays the way it should
How RV Parks & Resorts Use Pickleball Courts
Amenity upgrades to attract new guests
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Group activities and social programming
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Differentiation from nearby competitors
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Long-term stay engagement
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Why Pickleball Is a Strong ROI Amenity
Small footprint compared to many recreational amenities
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Broad age appeal across guest demographics
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Low operational overhead once installed
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Strong impact on reviews, referrals, and return visits
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See What Pickleball Could Look Like at Your Property
Schedule a short call to explore how pickleball courts could fit into your RV park or resort.
Request a Free 1-Page Site Concept
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have questions specific to your property or layout, we’re happy to walk through them during a short discovery call.
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A standard pickleball court playing area is 20' x 44', but we typically recommend planning for a larger footprint to allow for safe play, fencing, and circulation. For most RV parks, 60 × 30 ft is the minimum recommend space.
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Yes. Many RV parks start with a single court as a pilot amenity and expand later based on guest demand and usage. We regularly design projects with future expansion in mind, so additional courts can be added without reworking the original layout.
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When designed correctly, pickleball courts hold up very well in commercial environments. We focus on surface systems, spacing, and materials that are appropriate for frequent use, helping minimize premature wear and reduce long-term maintenance issues common with poorly designed courts.
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Pickleball courts can be built successfully in most climates, including hot, humid, and seasonal regions. Design considerations such as drainage, surface selection, slope, and orientation are tailored to local conditions to ensure consistent playability and longevity year-round.