North Marion High School
The North Marion High School Pickleball Court in Aurora, Oregon has an impressive 16 outdoor courts available for use. These courts are open to the public on a permanent basis and can be used free of charge. Additionally, players are more than welcome to bring their own equipment to the court as well.
Court Information
- Access:
- Free to Play
- Total Courts:
- 16
- Indoor Courts:
- 0
- Outdoor courts:
- 16
- Type:
- -
The permanent Pickleball courts at North Marion High School provide ample space for anyone looking to enjoy a game or two with friends and family. The courts are well maintained, so you can expect top-notch playing conditions while you're there. Whether you're a casual player or an experienced veteran, you'll appreciate the options that this facility has to offer.
Nets & Lines
- Permanent Lines
- Bring Your Own Nets
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost to play at North Marion High School pickleball courts?
No, there is no cost to play at the pickleball courts at North Marion High School. The courts are open to the public and free of charge.
How many indoor courts are available at North Marion High School?
There are currently no indoor pickleball courts available at North Marion High School. All of the courts are located outdoors.
How many outdoor pickleball courts are there at North Marion High School?
There are 16 outdoor pickleball courts available at North Marion High School. These courts provide plenty of opportunities for players to enjoy the game.
Are there permanent lines on the outdoor pickleball courts?
Yes, all of the outdoor pickleball courts at North Marion High School have permanent lines painted on them. This makes it easy for players to know where to stand and keeps games organized.
Do I need to bring my own nets to play at North Marion High School?
Yes, players will need to bring their own nets in order to play on the outdoor pickleball courts at North Marion High School. It is recommended that players have their own nets that meet regulation standards.
