Play pickleball at Walnut Park in Davis, California. Browse venue amenities, local events, and ways to play with the community near you.
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What club offers:
Courts:
0 indoor • 8 outdoorSurface:
HardCourt setup:
Pickleball: Permanent nets • Permanent lines
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FAQ
Yes, Walnut Park has pickleball courts.
You can play for free at Walnut Park.
Walnut Park has 0 indoor courts and 8 outdoor courts. There are a total of 8 courts.
Walnut Park has dedicated and permanent pickleball courts.
Surfaces: hard.
Walnut Park is located at 2700 Lillard Dr, Davis, CA, 95618, USA.
Phone: 5307575626, Website: http://cityofdavis.org/Home/Components/FacilityDirectory/FacilityDirectory/70/2926?npage=6
Amenities: restrooms, water fountains, lighting.
You can play at Walnut Park by joining or creating an open play through Bounce.
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