A Fresh Chapter for Sinking Spring

The sound of a paddle cracking a ball over the net is back in Sinking Spring! This time, it’s on brand-new, resurfaced tennis and pickleball courts at Sinking Spring Playground. Thanks to a Parks and Recreation grant, our community now has a revitalized space where neighbors can connect, play, and grow together.

While BOSS Forward (www.bossforward.org) wasn’t behind the construction, we’re here to share the story and keep the community informed about all the updates that make Sinking Spring stronger.

1. A Court for Everyone: Pickleball + Tennis

Flexibility is the name of the game. The resurfaced courts are designed for both pickleball and tennis, making them a space for players of all ages and skill levels.

Pickleball lovers will find the perfect spot for doubles or singles matches, while tennis players can enjoy a fresh, even surface. By welcoming both sports, we’re building a stronger community connection, one rally at a time.

2. Hours That Fit Busy Lives

The courts are open every day from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM. That means early risers, after-work players, and weekend warriors all have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the space.

Thinking about your weekly pickleball schedule? Consider it set.

3. Rules That Keep the Park Safe & Clean

To protect the investment and ensure everyone has a great experience:

• No dogs are allowed in the park or on the courts.
• Share the space respectfully! Take turns during busy times.
• Keep the courts clean and welcoming for everyone.

These simple guidelines help us keep Heritage Park and Sinking Spring Playground a community gem.

4. YMCA Connections & Family Fun

Pickleball has a strong tie to our Sinking Spring YMCA community. Many families search for “YMCA pickleball near me” or “Sinking Spring YMCA membership cost” because they want fitness and fun close to home.

Now, with these new courts, Sinking Spring families have another place to stay active together. Whether you’re hosting a birthday or simply stopping by the park for an afternoon of play.

5. An Investment in Community Revitalization

This upgrade wasn’t just about resurfacing a court; it was about investing in community health and connection. By securing a Parks and Recreation grant, we proudly show our community’s commitment to revitalization and building spaces where people of all ages can gather.

These courts are a visible sign of what’s possible when a town comes together with a shared vision for the future.

Did You Know?

Pickleball is now played by more than 36.5 million Americans—and it’s growing fastest in small towns just like ours. No wonder Sinking Spring residents want in on the movement!

Join the Movement

The courts are open. The paddles are ready. All that’s missing is you.

Come see the new courts at Sinking Spring Playground and experience the energy of a revitalized community space. And don’t forget to share your photos with #PickleballSinkingSpring #CommunityRevitalization #LoveOurPark

Your story is part of this movement.

For more updates on community health and revitalization projects, visit our community events page.

See you at the net!