Chicken N Pickle Henderson: Courts, Prices & Review
Chicken N Pickle Henderson combines 14 pickleball courts with a restaurant, bar, and social games. We visited in person, and this update adds the current 2026 court pricing, daily open play, and operating hours from the venue’s official website.
Prices & hours checked September 2026
Current Court Rental Prices
The old version of this review summarized prices as roughly $20 off-peak and $40 after 5 PM. The official Henderson page now publishes a more detailed schedule, and indoor and outdoor courts are priced differently.
| Time | Indoor Court | Outdoor Court |
|---|---|---|
| Mon–Fri · 7 AM–1 PM | $20 | $10 |
| Mon–Fri · 1–5 PM | $20 | $10 |
| Mon–Thu · 5–9 PM | $40 | $20 |
| Sat–Sun · 7 AM–1 PM | $42 | $35 |
| Sat–Sun · 1–5 PM | $42 | $35 |
| Fri–Sun · 5 PM–close | $45 | $40 |
The current official page also lists paddle rental at $4 and pickleballs at $3.50. Prices can change, so use the live booking page before planning a future trip.
Current Property & Restaurant Hours
The venue also currently lists a Sunday brunch buffet from 9:00 AM–2:00 PM.
What Our Visit Was Actually Like
We visited in March, and what stood out was how easy it was to combine playing with hanging out. The indoor courts were comfortable when it was hot outside, while the outdoor area gave the place more of a social resort feel.
The biggest difference from a normal pickleball facility is that nobody in your group has to be serious about pickleball to enjoy being there. Players can be on court while friends or family eat, have a drink, or use the other games around the property.
Court Setup
During our visit, the court areas felt purpose-built rather than like temporary pickleball lines added to another sport. Balls stayed contained well, and the setup made it easy for groups to rotate.
Open Play & Weekly Programming
In addition to daily 7–9 AM open play, the current Henderson calendar lists beginner and intermediate open play on Tuesday and Thursday, plus clinics and themed sessions such as Newbie Night, Skills & Drills, and Adaptive Pickleball. Pricing varies by program.
The venue currently offers complimentary daily morning open play to active-duty military members and veterans with valid identification, and to first responders who show a badge.
Food, Drinks & Social Atmosphere
This is where Chicken N Pickle is very different from a public park or dedicated training center. It is designed for people to stay after they finish playing.
There are restaurant and bar areas plus social games such as cornhole, ping pong, Battleship/Jenga, darts, and shuffleboard. That makes it especially useful for birthdays, team events, family outings, or groups where only some people want to play pickleball.
Parking & Getting There
We found parking easy during our visit, with plenty of space around the property. I removed the old hard-coded estimates such as “15 minutes from the Strip” because Las Vegas traffic varies substantially. Use live navigation from your hotel on the day you visit.
Who Is It Best For?
Final Review
If your only goal is serious drilling, a traditional pickleball club may give you fewer distractions. But for a trip to Las Vegas or Henderson where you want pickleball to be part of a larger social day, Chicken N Pickle works very well.
What impressed me most was not one individual court feature. It was how easy the venue made it to play, eat, and spend time with people in the same place.
Check Chicken N Pickle Henderson’s current hours and booking information →
