New Pickleball Courts at Wee Care Park: A fresh wave of excitement has swept through DeFuniak Springs with the opening of two brand-new pickleball courts at Wee Care Park. In a ceremony marked by a ribbon cutting, Walton County Commissioners officially opened the new sports facilities, adding to the park’s appeal.
A Boost for Community Health
District 3 Commissioner Brad Drake was a key advocate for the project, emphasizing the courts’ role in enhancing local health.
“Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in America, but also a number that’s concerning. That’s fast growing as a cost of health care. So we want to do everything that we can at our level with the county, to partner with the health department and people in our partners in the community to make sure people have an opportunity to get outside and exercise,” – (Drake)
Accessible and Inviting
The new pickleball courts are open to all and free of charge, with Wee Care Park operating from dawn to dusk. This development enriches the community’s recreational options and encourages a healthier lifestyle through outdoor activity.
News in Brief: New Pickleball Courts at Wee Care Park
Two new pickleball courts have officially opened at Wee Care Park in DeFuniak Springs, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony by Walton County Commissioners. District 3 Commissioner Brad Drake highlighted the health benefits of pickleball, noting its rapid growth as a sport and the rising costs of health care.
The courts are available for public use at no charge, and the park remains open from dawn to dusk. This new addition promotes physical activity and community engagement, enhancing the park’s offerings and encouraging residents to embrace a healthier lifestyle.
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