Appleton YMCA

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About this court

Pickleball in Appleton, Wisconsin finds a well-equipped indoor home at the Appleton YMCA, located at 218 E. Lawrence St. in the United States. The facility offers 5 indoor courts in good condition, accessible to members at no additional charge or to drop-in visitors for $5. Scheduled play runs Monday through Friday with open sessions from 8:00–11:00 AM and advanced sessions from 12:30–3:30 PM; weekends feature one court available from 12:30–2:45 PM. Balls are provided on-site, and wood paddles are available for beginners just getting started with the sport. Player turnout tends to be highest during winter mornings, averaging around 15 participants per session, while afternoon and summer numbers are lighter — typically 5 to 6 players. Court availability can range from one to three courts on a given day, so calling ahead (contact: Colin Specht, 920-954-7620) is recommended. On pleasant days, nearby Linwood Park is noted as an outdoor alternative worth considering. The Appleton YMCA holds a 4.2 rating across 248 Google reviews, reflecting its standing as a community-centered, multi-sport facility. Visitors mention the building supports a wide range of activities — from swimming and basketball to fitness and youth programming — and appreciate amenities like locker rooms, showers, a sauna, and a pool. Lessons are also available, adding value for pickleball players looking to develop their game. The facility operates early-morning hours on weekdays starting at 5:00 AM, making it accessible for players with varied schedules.

Notes

Contact: Colin Specht Phone: 920-954-7620 Schedule: Monday - Friday: 8am - 11am (Open) & 12:30-3:30 (Advanced) Weekends: one court from 12:30-2:45 Fee: Free to members | $5 drop-in Comment: Current as of May 2017 Two courts available for open play most days, although the number may vary from one to three. ** Average 15 players per morning play session in winter, more like 5-6 in the afternoon. The numbers decline in summer. On nice days try Linwood Park. (Call Pat Buzza at 715-323-5057 for updates.) Balls provided. Wood paddles available for beginners.