Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly
The Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly Pickleball Court in Newton, Massachusetts offers 2 indoor and 3 outdoor Pickleball courts. The courts provide a challenging and fast-paced game that can be enjoyed both competitively or recreationally. The courts are equipped with all of the necessary equipment and have a well maintained playing surface for optimal play.
Court Information
- Access:
- Membership Required
- Total Courts:
- 5
- Indoor Courts:
- 2
- Outdoor courts:
- 3
- Type:
- -
Membership is available to those interested in frequenting the courts on a regular basis. For those who would like to try out pickleball without committing to membership, temporary access is available at an affordable rate. Those who already own their own equipment are free to bring it along, saving them money while still ensuring they enjoy an optimum experience.
Nets & Lines
- Temporary Lines
- Bring Your Own Nets
Surface
- Hard Surface
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can I bring my own pickleball equipment?
Yes, you can bring your own pickleball equipment to the Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly pickleball court. We encourage players to bring their own paddles and balls, as we may not have extras available for use. Bringing your own equipment ensures that you can enjoy the game without any interruptions or delays.
2. Are there any age restrictions for using the pickleball court?
There are no age restrictions for using the pickleball court at Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly. Players of all ages are welcome to come and enjoy playing this fun and exciting sport. Whether you are a young adult or a senior citizen, you can join in on the pickleball action and have a great time socializing and keeping fit.
3. Is there a reservation system for the courts?
Yes, there is a reservation system in place for the indoor courts at Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly's pickleball facility. Due to high demand, it is recommended to make reservations in advance to secure your playing time slot. The outdoor courts, however, operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
4. Are lessons or clinics available for beginners?
Yes, lessons and clinics are available for beginners at Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly's pickleball court. We understand that learning a new sport can be intimidating, so our experienced instructors offer lessons tailored specifically to beginners' needs. These sessions cover basic rules, techniques, and strategies to help newcomers get started with confidence.
5. Is there an annual membership fee required to access the pickleball court?
Yes, an annual membership fee is required to access the pickleball court at Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly. This fee helps cover maintenance costs, equipment updates, and other amenities provided at the facility. The membership also grants you access to other recreational facilities and activities offered by the community. Fee details can be obtained by contacting our administration office.
