New Pickleball Courts at Cousler Park: Cousler Park in York County now boasts eight new pickleball courts, officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that drew local officials and community members. According to Manchester Township Manager Tim James, this project has been “months in the making” and has been eagerly awaited by residents. The new courts are expected to meet the growing demand for pickleball facilities in the area.
Expanding Cousler Park’s Offerings
The addition of pickleball courts is part of a broader effort to enhance the recreational offerings at Cousler Park. The park already features an array of amenities, including a 1.16-mile short walking trail and a 1.47-mile long route, which cater to casual strollers and more serious walkers. Beyond the trails, the park includes four baseball and softball fields, six soccer fields, and various playground structures, making it a hub for sports and family activities.
A Full Spectrum of Recreational Activities
In addition to the newly opened pickleball courts at Cousler Park, the park also offers tennis and basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, and three pavilions for gatherings and events. A pond adds to the park’s scenic beauty, making it a popular destination for residents looking for all active and leisurely pursuits. The new courts are a welcome addition, rounding out a comprehensive suite of facilities that cater to a wide range of interests.
Looking Ahead
As the popularity of pickleball continues to rise, Manchester Township’s investment in these new courts at Cousler Park reflects a commitment to meeting community needs. The courts are expected to become a focal point for local players and may even attract tournaments and events in the future. With the park’s diverse range of amenities, it stands out as a premier destination for outdoor recreation in York County.
News in Brief: New Pickleball Courts at Cousler Park
Manchester Township recently celebrated the official opening of eight new pickleball courts at Cousler Park in York County. The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the result of months of planning and development, much anticipated by the local community.
According to Township Manager Tim James, the courts are a significant addition to the park’s already extensive amenities, which include walking trails, baseball and softball fields, soccer fields, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, three pavilions, and a pond. The new courts are expected to draw all seasoned players and newcomers to the growing sport of pickleball.
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