If you're based in Noosa or the surrounding area and looking for pickleball, the closest dedicated indoor club is Carpe Dink'em Pickleball in Coolum Beach — about 20 minutes south down the coast.
How far is it from Noosa?
From Noosa Heads it's roughly a 20-minute drive to Coolum Beach. From Noosaville or Tewantin it's similar. The route is straightforward via David Low Way or the motorway — and free parking is available at the venue.
Why make the trip?
Unlike outdoor courts which are weather-dependent, Carpe Dink'em Pickleball plays indoors at Coolum State High School year-round. That means no cancellations, no sun glare, and consistent conditions every session.
The club also has a genuinely strong community feel — regular players, a mix of skill levels, and a social atmosphere that keeps people coming back week after week.
What sessions suit Noosa players?
Weekend sessions are the most popular for players driving from Noosa:
- Social Saturdays — 8:30–10:30 AM, beginner-friendly
- Upper Advanced — 10:30 AM–12:30 PM Saturdays
- Sunday Skills & Drills — 8:30–10:30 AM, coached session
Weekday evening sessions (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday — 6:00–8:00 PM) are also an option if the drive works for you.
How do I get started?
Book online at carpe-dinkem-pickleball.com.au. Sessions are $15 casual. Paddle hire is available if you don't have your own gear.
If you're new to pickleball, start with Social Saturdays — it's designed exactly for people trying the sport for the first time, and the friendly group makes it easy to get up to speed quickly.
Pickleball is growing fast across the Sunshine Coast, and Coolum Beach is becoming the go-to destination for players from Noosa and north. Worth the drive.

