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EverettCourtsGarfield​ Park

Garfield​ Park

Pickleball Courts
2300 Walnut St
Everett, Washington 98201
United States
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Court Details
Facility type: Public
Court type: Unknown
Matches played here: 0
Total courts:
1
Indoor courts:
0
Court/Member fees:
No
Court type: Hard
Lights: No
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About
Discover a welcoming spot for pickleball enthusiasts nestled in a scenic local park in Everett, Washington. Play on well-maintained outdoor courts surrounded by lush greenery, making it a relaxing and enjoyable setting for both beginners and seasoned players. The park offers plenty of space, convenient parking, and nearby amenities, creating a vibrant community atmosphere perfect for friendly matches or casual play. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills or connect with fellow pickleball fans, this location provides the ideal environment to enjoy the game in the heart of Everett.
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Court Event Calendar
Sep 10 - Sep 16
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These are the events at this facility. Events are typically play sessions for ladder leagues, lessons, or just open play.
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Loretta Bellman
Mill Creek, Washington
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This pickleball court listing was submitted by: Trevor M.