Pickleball Thrives in Tonawanda: The Town of Tonawanda Department of Youth Parks & Recreation has some exciting news for pickleball players: the Lincoln Park Athletic Complex has officially opened its indoor pickleball courts. This innovative addition aims to enhance the playing experience by providing a softer turf surface that absorbs impact, thereby reducing the risk of injuries.
A Commitment to Community
Town Councilman Carl Szarek, who chairs the town’s Youth, Parks & Recreation Committee, expressed optimism about the new facility.
“We expect these courts will be extremely popular with pickleball players.” – (Carl Szarek)
His enthusiasm shows the town’s commitment to fostering the growing interest in pickleball, particularly during the winter months.
“The town is looking to keep pickleball popularity rolling through the winter for our community to have the opportunity to play indoors.” Carl Szarek added, highlighting the importance of accessible sports facilities.
How to Reserve a Court
The cost to play is $7 per hour for residents and $10 for non-residents. It is important to note that players must provide their equipment, so be sure to pack the paddle before heading to the pickleball complex.
Outdoor Options Still Available
In addition to the new indoor pickleball courts, pickleball players can enjoy outdoor pickleball facilities at Paddock Park, the Senior Center, Mang Park, and Lincoln Park.
Furthermore, the town plans to expand its offerings with the introduction of two new outdoor courts set to open in 2025, conveniently located in front of the Aquatic & Fitness Center on Sheridan Drive.
News in Brief: Pickleball Thrives in Tonawanda
The Town of Tonawanda has opened new indoor pickleball courts at the Lincoln Park Athletic Complex, designed with a softer turf surface to enhance player safety. Town Councilman Carl Szarek anticipates high demand for the courts during the winter months.
Reservations can be made at a cost of $7 for residents and $10 for non-residents. Outdoor pickleball courts are also available at several parks, with plans for two additional courts in 2025.
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