Court sports here divide the way most things on this island do: the resort facilities are at the south end, and the rest is in town.
The three
Three operators are listed below with their confirmed address, telephone number and official website. One is the tennis and pickleball programme at the Omni Amelia Island resort, one is a racquet club, and one is a dedicated pickleball operation.
Whether a given facility takes non-guests, sells day passes, offers clinics or has floodlights is exactly the sort of thing we have not confirmed — so ring them. That is not a formality here: resort facilities in particular vary a great deal on non-guest access.
The season is the honest constraint
Court sports outdoors on this island are a shoulder-season activity, and the numbers make the case:
|
Average high |
Rain |
Humidity |
| April |
77.4°F |
3.03″ |
Low |
| July |
90.7°F |
4.96″ |
Heavy |
| October |
80.1°F |
4.97″ |
Broken mid-month |
| November |
72.4°F |
1.87″ |
Low |
April, October and November are excellent. July and August average 90.7°F and 89.5°F with matching humidity and a thunderstorm most afternoons — playable early morning and early evening, punishing in between. Winter is genuinely pleasant at 64–66°F for anyone who runs warm. See weather by month.
If you are staying at a resort
Ask what is included before you book anything separately: the south-end resorts bundle court access in some rates and charge for it in others, and we hold no rate information for any of them. See where to stay and downtown or the south end for the geography.
Other things to do with a racquet-shaped afternoon
Golf is concentrated in the same part of the island. Mini golf is the wet-afternoon version. Cycling works on a flat island with a paved trail, and the beach itself is rideable on firm sand at low tide.
We publish no prices, times or durations for any operator on this site, because we have confirmed none. The address, telephone number and official website below were checked against each operator's own listing on 10 September 2026 — ring them.
Operators for tennis and pickleball on amelia island on Amelia Island
3 businesses on or near the island offer this. Each carries an address, telephone number and official website we confirmed on 10 September 2026 — hours, prices and availability are not confirmed, and most run by reservation and by season, so book direct.
Summer Beach
Amelia Surf & Racquet Club is an outdoor operator at 4800 Amelia Island Parkway. We have confirmed its address, phone number and website directly (2026-09-10); opening hours and prices are not confirmed, so we do not publish them here.
Amelia Island Plantation
Cliff Drysdale Tennis and Pickleball at Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa is an outdoor operator at 142 Racquet Park Drive. We have confirmed its address, phone number and website directly (2026-09-10); opening hours and prices are not confirmed, so we do not publish them here.
Yulee and the Mainland
Nassau Pickleball 365 is an outdoor operator at 86365 Koen Lane. We have confirmed its address, phone number and website directly (2026-09-10); opening hours and prices are not confirmed, so we do not publish them here.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can you play tennis on Amelia Island?
- Three operators run court sports, including the tennis and pickleball programme at the Omni Amelia Island resort and a racquet club. Whether each takes non-guests or sells day passes is not something we have confirmed — call them.
- Is there pickleball on Amelia Island?
- Yes — one dedicated pickleball operation and at least one resort programme that includes it. Court availability, day passes and clinics vary, and we hold no confirmed schedules or prices.
- What is the best time of year for tennis on Amelia Island?
- April, October and November — 72–80°F with low humidity. July and August average around 90°F with heavy humidity and near-daily afternoon thunderstorms, so play early morning or early evening.