Fifth Reformed Church
The Fifth Reformed Church Pickleball Court in Muskegon, Michigan is a wonderful place for all levels of pickleball enthusiasts to enjoy the game. The facility features two indoor courts and two outdoor courts, which are available free of charge, with restrooms and water nearby.
Court Information
- Access:
- Free to Play
- Total Courts:
- 2
- Indoor Courts:
- 2
- Outdoor courts:
- 0
- Type:
- -
The courts come equipped with permanent and portable nets, providing players with adequate space for games or practice. Players can find everything they need to have an enjoyable experience – whether it's playing competitively or leisurely – at the Fifth Reformed Church Pickleball Court.
Nets & Lines
- Permanent Lines
- Portable Nets
Amenities
- Restrooms
- Water
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pickleball courts are available at Fifth Reformed Church?
Fifth Reformed Church has 2 pickleball courts available.
Do I need to bring my own equipment, such as chalk or net, to play at Fifth Reformed Church?
Fifth Reformed Church provides all the necessary equipment, including nets and balls. However, players may choose to bring their own personal equipment.
Is it free to play pickleball at Fifth Reformed Church?
The cost to play pickleball at Fifth Reformed Church may vary depending on the access type. Some courts may be free to use, while others require a membership, one-time fee, or payment of some sort. Please refer to the Fifth Reformed Church website or contact them directly for more information.
Can you reserve a pickleball court at Fifth Reformed Church?
The cost to play pickleball at Fifth Reformed Church may vary depending on the access type. Some courts may be free to use, while others require a membership, one-time fee, or payment of some sort. Please refer to the Fifth Reformed Church website or contact them directly for more information.
What is the surface of the pickleball courts at Fifth Reformed Church?
We're sorry, but there is no information available regarding the surface type of the Pickleball courts at Fifth Reformed Church.
