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John McLaren Park in San Francisco, California offers six outdoor pickleball courts free to the public. The courts are within one of San Francisco’s largest parks, a 317-acre green space in the Excelsior and Visitacion Valley neighborhoods, managed by SF Recreation and Parks. Courts are open during park hours with no reservation required. Parking and restrooms are available.
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Too windy (worse than Larsen and even Presidio Wall). Toilets inconveniently located up on the hill. Total 6 dedicated pickleball courts (including 1 challenge court), all permanent nets . Open play all day until sunset (no outdoor lights). Skill level generally 3.0 to 3.5 (at best). No paddle racks, must put your paddle next to a court to queue up.
These courts are wonderful place to compete and be included in a very inviting community. The levels vary and would suit anyone looking to play.
Pickle ball court in the city, gets pretty busy in the evenings, lots of players that are pretty good. You can put your paddle down to hold your place in line
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Too windy (worse than Larsen and even Presidio Wall). Toilets inconveniently located up on the hill. Total 6 dedicated pickleball courts (including 1 challenge court), all permanent nets . Open play all day until sunset (no outdoor lights). Skill level generally 3.0 to 3.5 (at best). No paddle racks, must put your paddle next to a court to queue up.
These courts are wonderful place to compete and be included in a very inviting community. The levels vary and would suit anyone looking to play.
Pickle ball court in the city, gets pretty busy in the evenings, lots of players that are pretty good. You can put your paddle down to hold your place in line
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