PARC Pickleball
Welcome to PARC Pickleball, home to the first and still only, outdoor new courts in Plymouth available to the community! Our beautiful courts are located on Theodore Street next to Miracle League and the Cultural Center.
The on-line schedule/booking/payment system we are using (CourtReserve) requires you to be a member of PARC Pickleball in order to register for Organized Play or reserve one of our courts. Membership to PARC Pickleball is free!
Use the Court Reserve app to check the playing schedule and to Reserve a Court.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Why isn't it free to play on PARC's pickleball courts?
As opposed to courts that are owned and operated by a City or Township (which are funded by resident property taxes), PARC is a private, non-profit organization that relies on user fees and donations to cover its costs (which, for pickleball, include ongoing expense for the schedule/booking/payment system; maintenance; eventual court re-surfacing and net replacements; and recouping PARC’s initial capital investment that was needed to help get the courts built). PARC’s fees for playing are considerably lower and more affordable than any other non-government-operated courts in the area.
Q: Does payment have to be done up-front by credit card, and does the member who reserves a court have to pay the total amount?
Yes. Simplifying available options in ways like this is one of the ways to keep PARC’s operating costs as low as possible — which allows us to keep court fees as low as possible.
Q: Since payment is required up-front to register or reserve, can I get a refund if I need to cancel?
Yes. If you cancel in advance of the session, you will receive a refund on your credit card.
Q: Is it okay to just play for free if there is an open court?
No, please don’t do that. Non-profit PARC needs to receive proceeds from play in order to fund maintenance, etc. and re-coup it’s investment. Playing without a paid reservation also isn’t fair to those who do pay. We have made the reservation fee very low, hoping to make it affordable for everyone and stimulate enough play to generate the needed funds.
Q: Will extra paddles and balls be available at the courts?
No.
Q: What restrooms are available near the courts?
When needed, there are restrooms at PARC (just inside the main back entrance) and in the lobby at the Cultural Center, which is a 2-minute walk from the courts. (We do not plan on having a porta john for a number of reasons. Also, the Miracle League is a separate private organization, so their restrooms are not available.)