Find a Pickleball Court
What do you get when you cross badminton, tennis, and ping pong? Pickleball! Try this popular sport now for free at Moor Park. This popular sport is played on a court with a whiffle ball and a hard paddle. The ball typically moves at 1/3 of the average speed of a tennis ball and the court is 1/3 of the total area of a tennis court.
Activity Centers are spaces inside District 833 High School’s and various Middle School’s, that are available for the general public to use. A daily fee is charged, otherwise, there is the option to purchase a membership. Activity Centers include an indoor track and court sports for general public use.
Daily passes and memberships can be purchased on-site at each Activity Center (Park High School, Woodbury High School, and East Ridge High School), during operational hours. We do not offer online purchase of daily passes or memberships, at this time. A membership or daily pass will grant you access to all three of the Activity Centers and gives you the option to participate in the following activities offered: walking/running track, basketball, volleyball, and badminton. Please check the online calendar for closed dates
Granada Park is now home to a new playground and pickleball courts. The new playground additions include a climbing wall, sitting and hanging spinners, a balance beam, and swings. The City’s Parks and Recreation department also expanded the park’s open green space, planted trees and flowers, and installed a shelter and picnic tables. The total cost of the project was $55,000.
These renovations were constructed following a survey about park use and requests sent to neighborhood homes in 2011. The new pickleball courts replace the tennis courts previously in that location, which needed replacement and were underutilized. Pickleball is becoming one of the most popular sports in the United States. It is similar to badminton and ping-pong, and played on a court two-thirds the length of a tennis court.
The new pickleball courts are already seeing action with 30 members of the Cottage Grove pickleball club, led by Cathryn Lande, playing the game as often as possible. The group had previously played at the Cottage Grove DPC Community Center, and welcomed the opportunity to compete outdoors. They meet at Granada Park every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5 p.m. Play is open and Lande encourages those interested to stop by for a game. Extra paddles are on hand.
Five Courts Have Been Installed On A Hockey Rink At Peoples Park In 2015. All Level Players Are Welcome To Play. Balls And Paddles are Available To Use At The Court Monday thru Friday from 8:30 A.M To 11:30 A.M. Monday and Thursday 7:00 P.M courts are Lighted. Indoor Play At DLCC If Weather Is Bad. (2-4 Indoor Courts).
Adult Pickleball is scheduled throughout the week on the hard courts. While it is not required, it is suggested you contact the organizers before attending. $6.00/participant Contact: Paul Olson @ 612-963-7650
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Riley Lake Park Pavilion offers pickleball play with six outdoor pickleball courts – the first lighted pickleball facility in Eden Prairie. The courts can accommodate as many as 25 players and are open to the public from 9 A.M to 1 P.M during weekdays (Monday to Friday) and 9 A.M to 11 A.M on Sunday. Very Competitive play on Sundays.
One outdoor pickleball court along Grove Street in Edina is reserved for play every Friday 9 A.M to 11 A.M. Play is competitive since many of the pickleball players in Bloomington come to the area for more pickleball sessions.