New Pickleball Courts at Hallowing Point Park: Calvert County Parks & Recreation has opened a fresh set of pickleball courts at Hallowing Point Park, marking a significant enhancement to the park’s recreational offerings. The newly constructed courts are now ready for the community to enjoy. This addition shows the growing popularity of pickleball, a sport that blends elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. Enthusiasts are encouraged to bring their paddles and balls to fully engage in the game.
Parks & Recreation Director Bob Branham expressed his enthusiasm for the new facility:
“We are thrilled to open these new pickleball courts at Hallowing Point Park. Pickleball is a great way to stay active and have fun with friends and family.”
Hallowing Point Park, situated at 4755 Hallowing Point Road in Prince Frederick, offers a diverse range of amenities. Beyond the newly opened pickleball courts, the park features playgrounds, picnic areas, a pavilion, hiking trails, and walking and jogging paths. It also boasts baseball fields, basketball courts, and tennis courts, making it a versatile destination for outdoor activities. The pickleball courts will be accessible during the park’s regular hours, providing ample opportunity for visitors to enjoy this exciting new addition to the community.
News in Brief: New Pickleball Courts at Hallowing Point Park
Calvert County Parks & Recreation has launched new pickleball courts at Hallowing Point Park in Prince Frederick. The courts, now open to the public, add to the park’s extensive amenities, which include playgrounds, picnic areas, hiking trails, and sports facilities. Pickleball, which combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, invites players to bring their paddles and balls.
Parks & Recreation Director Bob Branham highlighted the excitement surrounding the new courts, emphasizing pickleball’s benefits for staying active and enjoying time with friends and family. The courts will be available during regular park hours.
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