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Largest Pickleball Facility in Oregon Opens in Troutdale

Portland, ORLocal News

The East County Pickleball Courts officially opened in Troutdale, establishing itself as the largest pickleball facility in Oregon. The grand opening was marked by a ceremonious ribbon-cutting attended by enthusiastic community members and local officials, reflecting strong local support. The facility features state-of-the-art courts designed to accommodate the growing number of pickleball enthusiasts in the region. With pickleball's popularity on the rise, this new venue is poised to attract players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes. Furthermore, the opening highlights Troutdale's commitment to enhancing recreational opportunities and promoting active lifestyles among residents.

As pickleball continues to gain traction nationally, this facility positions Troutdale as a hub for the sport in Oregon. The East County Pickleball Courts aim to foster community spirit and provide a welcoming environment for players. This development not only enriches local sports options but also strengthens community ties through shared recreational activities.

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