Wardle Fields Regional Park

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Pickleball in Bluffdale, UT reaches a serious scale at Wardle Fields Regional Park, where 16 dedicated outdoor concrete courts are available to the public at no charge. Lights extend play from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily, and players note that the courts are in excellent, well-maintained condition. Part of a major regional recreation complex formerly known as Southwest Regional Park, the facility pairs its court offerings with restrooms, drinking fountains, and a large kids' playground — a practical setup for those bringing the whole family along.

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Contact: Shannon Wright - Ambassador Schedule: Mornings and Evenings Free to the Public Wardle Fields Regional Park has quickly earned a reputation as one of the premier pickleball destinations on the south end of the Salt Lake Valley. With 16 public courts and a constant flow of players throughout the day, it’s widely considered one of the most competitive and active places to play in the area. The atmosphere at Wardle tends to attract experienced players and strong open-play groups, making it a great place for those looking to test their game, find higher-level competition, or jump into fast-paced matches. At the same time, the large number of courts helps create opportunities for a wide range of skill levels, especially during busy evening hours. A few things to know before you go: • 16 public outdoor pickleball courts • One of the most competitive pickleball environments in the South Valley • Strong open-play scene with experienced players • Large court facility with frequent activity • Great spot for competitive and advanced-level games • Consistent player traffic throughout the day If you’re visiting Salt Lake and looking for serious games and a lively pickleball atmosphere, Wardle Fields is one of the top places in the valley to experience the local pickleball community at a high level. Formerly known as Southwest Regional Park This is the 1st part of a beautiful park to be completed Apr/2017. This park has received funding for $47,000,000 for the total completion. The 16 pickleball courts should be playable by the 1st of June 2017.