Richmond Hill Plans Pickleball Expansion: Richmond Hill is considering adding more pickleball courts and wants residents to share their thoughts. The city has proposed re-lining tennis courts at Macleod’s Landing Park and Newberry Park to allow for both tennis and pickleball play. A public survey is open until April 22 at RichmondHill.ca/Pickleball.
Plans to Expand Pickleball Options
In response to community feedback from 2023 and 2024, Richmond Hill has already re-lined courts at several parks, including Morgan Boyle Park, Grovewood Park, Oak Ridges Lions Club Park, and Russell Farm Park. This move has increased the number of courts that can be used for both sports.
Current and Future Pickleball Facilities
Richmond Hill currently offers recreational pickleball programs, leagues, and lessons at community centers, along with seasonal outdoor courts at Richmond Green Park. Future plans include:
Spring 2025: Opening four new pickleball courts at Bayview Hill Park.
Mill Pond Park Revitalization: Adding new courts as part of a city-approved master plan.
Richmond Green Revitalization: Considering additional courts in upcoming projects.
Impact on the Community
With the growing popularity of pickleball, these expansions aim to meet demand and provide more opportunities for players. The city encourages residents to participate in the survey and help shape the future of pickleball in Richmond Hill.
News in Brief: Richmond Hill Plans Pickleball Expansion
Richmond Hill is seeking public input on adding pickleball courts to tennis facilities at Macleod’s Landing and Newberry Park. The survey is open until April 22. The city has re-lined courts at several parks and plans new courts at Bayview Hill Park, Mill Pond Park, and Richmond Green.
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