Lakeside-Marblehead Indoor Pickleball Court: The Backyard, a new community recreation facility in Lakeside-Marblehead, officially opened in late August with a ribbon-cutting celebration. The event, held at 355 Bridge Road near Bergman Orchards, was supported by local leaders, including members of the Ottawa County Improvement Corporation.
A New Recreation Hub
The Ottawa County Improvement Corporation called the facility “a fantastic new addition to our local recreation community.” The Backyard is designed to serve both locals and visitors with a variety of activities and social opportunities.
Features of The Backyard
The facility offers climate-controlled indoor pickleball courts for year-round play. Beyond pickleball, it includes a self-serve tap wall with beverages, golf simulators, and gathering spaces to encourage community connection.
Community Response
In a statement, the Ottawa County Improvement Corporation congratulated the ownership team for their efforts. “More than just pickleball, this community social club offers climate-controlled indoor courts for year-round play, a tap (alcohol) wall golf simulators and a welcoming space for locals and visitors to gather,” the statement read.
The corporation added, “Here’s to local camaraderie and plenty of fun ahead.”
Building Local Connections
The Backyard is expected to become a popular destination for recreation and social events in Marblehead. With its mix of sports, entertainment, and social spaces, it brings new opportunities for residents and tourists to connect and stay active throughout the year.
News in Brief: Lakeside-Marblehead Indoor Pickleball Court
The Backyard in Lakeside-Marblehead opened in late August with support from the Ottawa County Improvement Corporation. The facility features indoor pickleball courts, golf simulators, and a tap wall, offering year-round recreation. Officials praised it as “a fantastic new addition” and a hub for community fun and connection.
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