Finch Park Pickleball Court

Ash a year ago

I recently visited Finch Park with my cousin to play pickleball, and we had a great time. The courts were well-maintained, and there were plenty available, so we didn’t have to wait. The lighting made it easy to play even as the sun started to go down. We also appreciated the clean restrooms, shaded seating, and nearby water fountains. The park itself had a lot more to offer too, like a playground, splash pad, and picnic areas, making it a fun spot for families. Overall, it was a well-rounded experience, and we’ll definitely be coming back.

Alexis Allen a year ago

I had such a great time! I’m from out of town and saw these courts nearby so I decided to try them out. I’ve been playing for about 4 months so I would still consider myself a beginner. Because I’m a beginner, I’m always a little nervous if there will be players of a similar level at any new place I visit. Thankfully at these courts there were enough people who I felt comfortable playing against and were welcome and friendly. I’ll be back!

Kathryn Sullivan 2 years ago

Great beautiful new well maintained 4 courts. I hear the upper level is for more advanced players. Not true. I’m sort of a beginner. I have played tennis 30 years. Now want to join in on the craze. I tell people before a game my skill level. Some people were very nice don’t worry we will help you. And some got very aggravated (always some bad pickles in the barrel) and some told me to take beginner lessons like don’t come back till you learn it well. So it is not for all levels.

Benjamin Lau 2 years ago

Courts are maintained extremely well. Sometimes you’d need a broom or leaf blower to blow off falling leaves but most of the time it isn’t needed. Great place to play with strangers and make new friends.

Murph 2 years ago

They have two separate enclosures strictly for pickleball; apparently the one farther east is the novice court and the one to the west is for more advanced players. There is a tennis court in between. The courts are free and they are outdoor, and you just put your paddles in the queue and rotate. Each foursome will play a game and then rotate out and next line rotates in. They have lighting of course, so you can play well into the night but if the yellow flashing light goes off you have to hit the button near the gate or else the lights shut off. Anyway we played about 6 games in two hours, and hardly had to wait long between games. It was a good place to play.