Pickleball Expansion at Sherwood Park: The City of Paso Robles has rescheduled the Sherwood Park groundbreaking ceremony to March 26, after weather delays postponed the original event set for March 5. The ceremony marks the beginning of a $3.4 million construction project that will add seven lighted pickleball courts, a BBQ/picnic area, new restrooms, and an expanded parking lot to the park.
Major Upgrades Coming to Sherwood Park
The project is part of the Sherwood Park Master Plan, which was established in 2016-2017 to guide the park’s long-term development. The planned improvements aim to enhance recreational opportunities for residents while modernizing public amenities within the park.
The construction will be funded by a combination of Parks and Development Impact Fees and ARPA funds. Work on the project is expected to be completed in 2026.
Why This Project Matters
Sherwood Park’s expansion reflects Paso Robles’ commitment to growing recreational spaces and supporting the rising popularity of pickleball. The addition of seven lighted courts will provide new opportunities for local players and visitors to enjoy the sport at all hours. The upgraded facilities will also create a family-friendly environment with enhanced picnic and parking amenities.
What’s Next
With construction set to begin soon, residents can look forward to a transformed Sherwood Park in the coming years. The March 26 groundbreaking ceremony will officially launch the project, bringing the community one step closer to enjoying the upgraded recreational space.
News in Brief: Pickleball Expansion at Sherwood Park
Paso Robles has rescheduled the Sherwood Park groundbreaking to March 26 due to weather delays. The $3.4 million project includes seven lighted pickleball courts, a BBQ/picnic area, restrooms, and a new parking lot, with completion expected in 2026. Funding comes from Parks and Development Impact Fees and ARPA funds.
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