Pickleball in Oregon Reaches New Heights: The largest pickleball facility in Oregon, East County Pickleball Courts, officially opened its doors in Troutdale with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that attracted players and families. The event marked a significant milestone for the region’s pickleball community, offering a premier location to enjoy the rapidly growing sport.
With 12 temperature-controlled and cushioned pickleball courts, the facility sets a new standard for player comfort. Whether a seasoned player or a beginner, these state-of-the-art courts provide an optimal playing environment, free from the usual outdoor challenges of fluctuating weather or rough surfaces.
Top-Tier Pickleball Courts Open for Play
The East County Pickleball Courts aren’t just large—they’re meticulously designed for the best possible playing experience. The 12 indoor pickleball courts feature a cushioned surface, reducing the impact on players’ joints while maintaining the fast-paced, competitive nature of the game.
This attention to player comfort and longevity is what sets these courts apart from the more traditional, outdoor venues. With temperature-controlled conditions, players can rely on a consistent, comfortable environment all year round.
This isn’t just about convenience; it’s about ensuring that pickleball players of all skill levels can focus on improving their game without worrying about external factors. Whether players are in for a quick match or an all-day tournament, East County has made it clear—they’re in it for the long haul, and they’re bringing the best to the table.
Membership and Community Engagement
For those looking to play regularly, East County Pickleball Courts offer flexible membership options. Players can drop in for just $10 an hour, or they can sign up for monthly or annual memberships for more consistent access. The facility’s pricing structure is designed to cater to casual players and die-hard fans of the sport, with memberships providing a more cost-effective solution for regulars.
The grand opening event itself was family-friendly, with kids receiving complimentary pumpkins in celebration of the fall season. This gesture highlights the facility’s intent to be more than just a place to play pickleball—it aims to be a community hub.
As regular hours kick off on October 21st, opening at 7 a.m. daily, it’s clear that East County is committed to growing the pickleball community, making the sport more accessible to players of all ages and skill levels.
News in Brief: Pickleball in Oregon Reaches New Heights
East County Pickleball Courts, the largest facility in Oregon, officially opened in Troutdale with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Featuring 12 indoor, temperature-controlled, cushioned pickleball courts, it offers an optimal playing environment for players of all skill levels.
The facility’s design focuses on player comfort, allowing year-round play without the challenges of outdoor conditions. Flexible membership options cater to casual and regular players, with drop-in rates and membership plans.
The grand opening included family-friendly activities, emphasizing the facility’s role as a community hub. Regular operations begin October 21st, with daily hours starting at 7 a.m.
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