Sun & Summit Pickleball Retreats adds Colorado mountain getaway for June 2026
Sun & Summit paired Park Hyatt Beaver Creek with 12-plus hours of pickleball, yoga and meals for $2,950, turning a June retreat into a high-end mountain stay.
Sun & Summit Pickleball Retreats put Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa at the center of a June 25-29, 2026 getaway that bundled four nights of luxury mountain-view accommodations with more than 12 hours of pickleball for $2,950. The package was built for players who wanted a destination trip, not just court access, with drills, open play, strategy sessions and competitions folded into the schedule.
The retreat was open to all skill levels, and registration closed once spots filled. Sun & Summit also dressed the experience up beyond the courts, adding on-court refreshments, guided yoga and curated meals that included breakfast, a scenic lunch and three group dinners. One version of the event listing put the run at 4:00 PM on June 25 through 11:00 AM on June 29, while another showed a 7:00 PM start on the same dates, a posting inconsistency that stood out on a trip where the timing was otherwise tightly packaged.
The tennis-and-pickleball setup at Beaver Creek gave the retreat its on-court backbone. The programming used Beaver Creek Tennis and Pickleball Club’s six outdoor courts, with balls included and paddles available on request. Beaver Creek Resort’s Tennis Center lists six pickleball courts alongside five clay tennis courts and a pro shop, and it welcomes players of all abilities next to Highlands Lodge and Highlands Lift.
What made the retreat feel more like a luxury vacation with pickleball than a bare-bones clinic was the setting itself. Hyatt says Park Hyatt Beaver Creek completed a renovation of its guest rooms and suites, with stays starting in October 2025, and the resort market leans hard into summer activity beyond the courts, including golf, fly fishing, rafting and mountain adventures. That mix of altitude, mountain views and resort polish is the kind of value a cheaper weekend clinic cannot easily match.
The broader boom in the sport helps explain why this model keeps showing up. USA Pickleball’s growth reporting says U.S. pickleball locations rose by more than 2,300 in 2025 to 18,258 total, while SFIA says participation climbed from about 4.2 million players in 2020 to more than 24 million in 2025. Sun & Summit, with SUN & SUMMIT PICKLEBALL LLC filed in Florida on July 23, 2025, is betting that the Beaver Creek formula, court time wrapped in a mountain resort stay, has enough appeal to keep filling.
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