New Pickleball Courts in Plummer Family Park: Plummer Family Park in Edwardsville is set to expand its recreational offerings with the addition of new pickleball and volleyball courts, baseball fields, and a playground. The park, which currently features a range of sports facilities, will see the addition of 13 pickleball courts, six volleyball courts, four baseball fields, and a new playground. This expansion aims to further enrich the community’s recreational options and accommodate the growing interest in these sports.
Groundbreaking and Construction Phases
The groundbreaking for this second phase took place on February 29, 2024. This follows the completion of phase one, which included four synthetic baseball/softball fields, 12 pickleball courts, and six multi-purpose fields (three synthetic and three grass). These initial developments have already enhanced the park’s reputation as a premier destination for sports and community activities.
Location and Background
Plummer Family Park, situated on 83 acres off Goshen Road in Edwardsville, first opened its doors in 2020. It was one of three key projects under the Better Place to Play campaign, alongside Leon Corlew Park and the R.P. Lumber Center. The ongoing improvements reflect the city’s commitment to expanding and upgrading recreational facilities.
Completion Timeline
The second phase of the park’s development is expected to be completed by the spring of 2025. Cathy Hensley, communications coordinator for the city, confirmed the timeline, assuring that the new amenities will soon be available to the public.
News in Brief: New Pickleball Courts in Plummer Family Park
Plummer Family Park in Edwardsville will soon add 13 pickleball courts, six volleyball courts, four baseball fields, and a playground, following a groundbreaking on February 29, 2024. This expansion builds on the park’s first phase, which included baseball/softball fields and multi-purpose sports areas.
The park, part of the Better Place to Play campaign, opened in 2020 and is expected to complete the new phase by spring 2025, according to Cathy Hensley, the city’s communications coordinator.
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