Every pickleball barkada knows the arithmetic problem: ten players, one court, and an afternoon spent mostly watching. CEH-Sports Complex in San Vicente, Liloan answers with a bigger number. Five courts under one roof, and suddenly everyone is playing at once.
Scale changes the feel of a session. On one court, pickleball is a polite queue with occasional exercise. Here it becomes a small festival: five games running at once, paddles popping in loose rhythm, a basketball thudding somewhere in the same hall like a bass line under all that melody. The complex sits in San Vicente, easy to reach in Liloan, the town people usually associate with rosquillos rather than rallies. That reputation is due for an update. Inside, the games do not care what the sky is doing. Rain in Cebu arrives without an appointment. Indoor courts never check the forecast.
The angle for a barkada is pure arithmetic. Say twelve of you show up, a whole purok worth of players. On five courts you can run a proper round robin: winners slide one way, challengers the other, and the longest anyone sits is one short game. Nobody cools down, nobody ends up scrolling on a bench while the good rallies happen without them. Parking is on site, so the convoy of motorbikes and one borrowed van has somewhere to land. There is a restroom for the between-games rush. Small comforts, but over a long session they are the difference between an event and an errand.
So book it the way you would plan a beach trip: one group chat, too many polls, somebody assigned to bring the good balls. The doors stay open from morning until late in the evening, which means the early risers and the after-shift crowd can finally agree on a time. San Vicente is an easy ride up the coast, and five courts means the invitation list can be generous for once. Stop trimming names to fit one court. Tell the whole barkada, tell the neighbors, tell that cousin who swears he peaked in badminton. Tara. There is room for all of you.
The exact total for your slot always shows before you confirm.
Doors open as early as 8 AM and play runs to 11 PM, seven days a week.
Opening hours
What's on site
How booking works
From "tara, dula!" to confirmed slot in four taps.
- 🗓Pick a venue & time
Every court's live calendar is on its page — green means open. No calls, no waiting for a reply.
- ⚡Reserve the slot
Choose your hours (and extra courts for a big group). The exact total shows before you confirm.
- 💳Pay via GCash
Pay the venue directly and upload your reference as proof — it rides along with your booking.
- 🏆Show up & play
The owner confirms and the slot is locked to your name. Cancel or reschedule from your account.
A free Taradula account also tracks your pickleball bookings, credits and open-play sessions in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Answered with live data, not guesses.
How much does it cost to play at CEH-Sports Complex?
Between ₱300 and ₱500 per court per hour. The exact total for your chosen slot is shown before you confirm.
What are CEH-Sports Complex's operating hours?
Sun – Sat: 8 AM – 11 PM.
Where is CEH-Sports Complex located?
San Vicente, Liloan, Cebu, Philippines, 6002, San Vicente, Liloan. There is a pinned Google Maps location on the booking page.
How do I book a court at CEH-Sports Complex?
Open the live calendar on Taradula, tap a green slot, choose your hours, then pay the venue via GCash and upload the reference as proof. The owner confirms and the slot is locked to your name. No membership needed, just a free account.