Your own indoor pickleball court— in Sedona's red rock country.
Heated, air-conditioned, and lit for play. Rally at sunrise or after dark, in July heat or January chill. The weather never gets a vote.
Almost every private court is outdoors. This one isn't.
A climate-controlled indoor court means you play on your schedule — not the forecast's. That's the whole reason guests book this home over anything else in the valley. And because the court is fully enclosed, the game is silent to the neighborhood — the pickleball noise problem simply doesn't exist here.
Any season
Heating for winter mornings, A/C for summer afternoons. Comfortable play when 100°+ outdoor courts sit empty.
Any hour
Fully lit and indoors — early-bird sessions and late-night rallies, no sun glare, no wind, no waiting for a public court.
All yours
No reservations, no crowds, no fees per game. The court is part of the home — steps from your door, exclusively for your group.
See the whole place in under two minutes
The indoor court, the deck at sunset, the red rock country around it — narrated, start to finish.
When the Valley hits 107°, you play in the cool
Sedona summers run about 10°F cooler by day than Phoenix — and roughly 17°F cooler at night — at 4,350 feet. And because this court is indoors with air-conditioning, the afternoon heat never gets a vote.
- ~10°Fcooler afternoons than Phoenix
- ~17°Fcooler July nights than Phoenix
- 4,350 ftSedona's elevation
- A/Cindoor court — play any hour
Daytime highs tell only half the story: Sedona's summer nights average in the 60s while Phoenix stays in the mid-80s. And the home's court is indoors and air-conditioned either way — so you rally in comfort while outdoor courts across the valley sit empty. Check availability on Airbnb →
The DataIs Sedona Really Cooler Than Phoenix? An Honest Look at the Numbers
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CitiesEscaping the Phoenix Heat: Your Cool-Air Sedona Weekend
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Most of the Southwest can drive here.
No flights, no rental car — load the paddles and go. Phoenix players trade 107° afternoons for a cool indoor court two hours up I-17; Flagstaff players trade snowed-out winters for a heated one 45 minutes down the canyon.
From Phoenix
Sedona is 116 miles up I-17 from central Phoenix. Route, stops, Sunday traffic timing, and a private indoor pickleball court that sleeps 8 at the top.
From Tucson
Tucson's June highs top 101F and Kino's courts skip midday. 232 miles up I-10 and I-17, a private indoor court at 4,350 ft fits a group of 8 for 3 nights.
From Las Vegas
Drive 280 miles from Las Vegas to Sedona — over the Hoover Dam bypass, down Route 66 — to a private indoor pickleball court and a quiet house for 8.
From Albuquerque
How Albuquerque pickleball players turn the I-40 West drive into a Sedona weekend: real route stops, timing, and a private indoor court at the end.
From Flagstaff
Flagstaff averages around 100 inches of snow and outdoor pickleball stops for months. A heated private indoor court waits 45 minutes down Oak Creek Canyon.
From Prescott
Prescott and Prescott Valley players are 62 miles from a private indoor pickleball court in Sedona. The route over Mingus Mountain, a 3-day plan, and why groups book it.
Book the home. The court comes with it.
It’s a whole-home rental with a private indoor court — paddles and balls are already here. Pick your dates and play.
The Getaway
- The full home + private indoor court
- Four bedrooms, sleeps 8
- Paddles & balls provided
- 2-night minimum
Group Buyout
- The entire home, exclusively yours
- The indoor court, all weekend long
- Hot tub, fire pit & covered deck
- Bunk game room, foosball & media lounge
The Season
- Stay a month or a whole season
- Play indoors year-round, heat or cold
- Full kitchen, laundry & workspace
- Long-term (28+ night) rates available
Bring the whole crew.
A pickleball club, a corporate retreat, a family reunion, a milestone weekend — the indoor court turns this home into a venue. Everyone plays, rain or shine, all weekend long.
- › Pickleball clubs & leagues planning a road trip
- › Company offsites & team-building
- › Reunions, bachelor/ette & milestone trips
- GuestsSleeps 8
- Bedrooms4 bedrooms
- Beds5 beds
- Bathrooms2 baths
Snowbird & summer season
Sedona is a four-season escape — and the indoor court is what makes it work year-round.
- Nov–Mar: trade the snow for warm desert days and indoor play
- Jun–Sep: beat the heat — rally in cool comfort while outdoor courts sit empty
- Check live availability and book on Airbnb
Hike the canyons by day.
Rally on your own court by night.
The trailheads of West Sedona are minutes from the door — and when the sun drops behind the rocks, the game keeps going indoors.
Sleeps 8 · minutes from the trailheads.
Four bedrooms, two baths, a regulation indoor court, and the quiet high desert out the window.
What this place offers.
Stocked for a group of eight — plus the one thing almost nothing else in the valley has.
- Desert view
- Kitchen
- Wi-Fi
- Free parking on premises
- TV
- Washer
- Dryer
- Air conditioning
- Bathtub
- Patio or balcony
Scenic views
- Desert view
Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Hair dryer
- Cleaning products
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Hot water
- Shower gel
Bedroom and laundry
- Washer
- Dryer
- EssentialsTowels, bed sheets, soap and toilet paper
- Hangers
- Bed linens
- Extra pillows and blankets
- Iron
- Clothing storage
Entertainment
- TV
Family
- Board games
Heating and cooling
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Heating
Home safety
- Smoke alarm
- Carbon monoxide alarm
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
Internet and office
- Wi-Fi
Kitchen and dining
- KitchenSpace where guests can cook their own meals
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cooking basicsPots and pans, oil, salt and pepper
- Dishes and silverwareBowls, plates, cups, etc.
- Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Stove
- Oven
- Coffee maker
- Wine glasses
- Toaster
- Baking sheet
- Blender
- Barbecue utensilsGrill, charcoal, skewers, etc.
- Dining table
- Coffee
Location features
- Private entranceSeparate street or building entrance
Outdoor
- Patio or balcony
- BackyardAn open, fenced outdoor space
- Fire pit
- Outdoor furniture
- Outdoor dining area
- BBQ grill
Parking and facilities
- Free parking on premises
- Single level homeNo stairs in the home
Services
- Long-term stays allowedStays of 28 days or more are allowed
Five stars from every guest, so far.
Based on 4 verified guest reviews on Airbnb
This property was amazing! The house was beautiful and well appointed, private, with great views. The indoor private pickleball court was simply remarkable — we couldn't get enough of it. The hosts were so accommodating, proactive and friendly.
We loved this house before the indoor pickleball court was added — super comfortable, beautiful and private, minutes from the heart of West Sedona. Now, with the court, it is outta-control fun. After hiking or pickleball, the outdoor tubs and firepit were big hits, and the kids loved movie night in the bunkroom.
This house is gorgeous and was perfect for our family vacation — beautiful views, a cozy feel, and everything you could ask for. The game room with bunkbeds was a dream come true for our kids, and our family had a blast playing pickleball on the indoor court. The hosts were incredibly friendly and responsive.
We had an amazing time in Sedona. The house has wonderful southwest charm and the grounds are immaculate with plenty of privacy. We loved the covered deck and firepit, the kids loved chasing lizards outside, and we got to play pickleball whenever we wanted on the indoor court. What a treat — we'll be back.
West Sedona, Arizona.
Tucked into West Sedona, minutes from the red-rock trailheads, restaurants and uptown. The map shows the general area — the exact address is shared once your booking is confirmed.
The exact address is shared once your booking is confirmed.
House rules, policies & the essentials.
Everything worth knowing before you book — straight from the listing. Questions on any of it? Just ask.
House rules
You'll be staying in someone's home, so please treat the space with care and respect.
- Check-in after 4:00 PM
- Checkout before 10:00 AM
- 8 guests maximum
- No pets
- No parties or events
- No smoking
Cancellation
Free cancellation for 24 hours after you book.
- Standard rate
- Free cancellation within 24 hours of booking. After that, the reservation is non-refundable.
- Flexible rate
- A refundable rate is also offered: free cancellation up to about 5 days before check-in, then a partial refund if you cancel before arrival.
Exact terms depend on your dates and the rate you choose, and are confirmed at checkout.
Safety & property
A few important details about your host's property, so there are no surprises when you arrive.
- Carbon monoxide alarm installed
- Smoke alarm installed
Where you’ll sleep
Four bedrooms in all — three true bedrooms plus a bunk game room — sleeping 8 across 5 beds.
A few more notes
- Guests must be 25 or older to book.
- Parking for 4 vehicles in the driveway — street parking isn't permitted.
- Stays of 28+ nights may incur an added cleaning fee — ask about long-term rates.
- Set in a rural area: wildlife is naturally present, so keep exterior doors closed and watch children and pets.
- A quick guest verification and a short rental agreement (with a valid ID) may be requested before arrival.
- Included damage-waiver coverage protects against accidental, self-reported damage reported before checkout.
- Arizona TPT License #21388484.
A real guide to the red rocks.
73 in-depth, locally-researched pages — the best hikes and trails, vortexes, scenic drives, restaurants, jeep tours, day trips, and the town's history and Hollywood western era. Plan the trip around the court.
Hikes & TrailsCathedral Rock Trail, Sedona: Hike, Parking & Tips
How to hike Sedona's Cathedral Rock Trail: the 1.2-mile slickrock scramble, parking and the Sedona Shuttle, best times, safety, and the classic photo spot.
Hikes & TrailsDevil's Bridge Trail Sedona: Hike, Parking & Tips
How to hike Devil's Bridge, Sedona's largest sandstone arch: route options, parking, the free shuttle, Red Rock Pass, best time of day, and the photo line.
History & FilmWestern Movies Filmed in Sedona: Arizona's Little Hollywood
Nearly 100 films were shot in Sedona between 1923 and 1968. The verified list of Westerns filmed here - John Wayne, Elvis, Johnny Guitar - decade by decade.
Arts & AttractionsChapel of the Holy Cross Sedona: Visitor Guide
Plan your visit to Sedona's iconic Chapel of the Holy Cross: free admission, parking and vehicle rules, the steep walk up, hours, views, and etiquette.
Outdoor AdventuresSedona Jeep Tours: Which One Should You Book?
Compare Sedona's jeep tour operators and trails, from Pink Jeep's exclusive Broken Arrow to Soldier Pass and Diamondback Gulch, plus guided vs. self-drive tips.
Food & DrinkThe Best Restaurants in Sedona: A Local's Guide
Where to eat in Sedona, by area: Elote, Mariposa, Cress, The Hudson, Dahl & DiLuca and more, plus honest reservation tips and how to skip the crowds.
New to the game? Start here.
Plain-English rules, scoring, court dimensions, and a glossary — everything a first-timer (or a whole group of them) needs to play.
Arizona Indoor Pickleball: A/C Court Reference Directory
A reference list of Arizona's indoor and air-conditioned pickleball venues by metro — Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson, Flagstaff — plus the private whole-home option.
ResourcePickleball Court Dimensions & Layout
A clear reference to official pickleball court dimensions: the 20 x 44 ft playing area, the 7 ft kitchen, net height, lines, and spacing.
ResourceA Glossary of Pickleball Terms
A plain-English glossary of pickleball terms and definitions — from ace and dink to Erne, the kitchen, third-shot drop, and more, defined clearly.
ResourceThe Basic Rules of Pickleball
A clear, beginner-friendly summary of how pickleball works — serving, the kitchen, the two-bounce rule, and how to win — with no jargon.
Ready to rally?
Check live availability and book on Airbnb, or message the host about a club or group getaway. We'll have the court ready.
