Henrico County Debuts New Pickleball Courts: Henrico County is about to embrace a new hub for pickleball players, with the latest pickleball courts set to open at Pouncey Tract Park in Short Pump on Saturday, November 2. This opening features a dedication ceremony and a much-anticipated “first serve” starting at 10 a.m. Local pickleball fans have been eagerly awaiting this moment, and it promises to be a celebration of pickleball.
New Pickleball Courts and Counting
The newly constructed pickleball complex shows a total of 12 illuminated courts, including two championship-caliber courts centrally located and protected by large, permanent canopies. These courts are designed to attract competitive play and ensure an exceptional experience, regardless of the weather.
Pouncey Tract Park isn’t new to the game; it already has an additional 12 existing pickleball courts, solidifying its status as a prime destination for players looking to sharpen their skills and enjoy the sport.
Parking and Accessibility Upgrades
In addition to the impressive courts, the project includes crucial enhancements to the park’s overall experience. An illuminated parking area for 86 cars has been added, providing ample space for players and fans.
The improvements extend to the existing park access road, as well as upgrades to site walking paths and ADA-compliant sidewalks, making the park accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Top-Notch Court Design
The new courts are constructed from high-quality asphalt and feature acrylic court surfacing that meets the standards of professional players.
Additionally, the installation of LED sports lighting matches the lighting of the existing courts, ensuring optimal playing conditions whether under the bright sun or the evening sky. This meticulous design guarantees that players have everything they need for an epic game.
News in Brief: Henrico County Debuts New Pickleball Courts
Henrico County’s new pickleball complex at Pouncey Tract Park opens on November 2, featuring 12 illuminated courts, including two championship-caliber courts. The opening ceremony kicks off at 10 a.m., followed by public access. The project also includes an 86-car parking lot, upgrades to park access, and ADA-compliant paths, enhancing the experience for all visitors.
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