Community · Jersey City
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held For New Lincoln Park Pickleball Courts In Jersey City
It's likely the fastest growing athletic activity in the United States. No matter your age, whether your male or female, you've undoubtedly seen people playing it. Call it mini-tennis, or…
It’s likely the fastest growing athletic activity in the United States. No matter your age, whether your male or female, you’ve undoubtedly seen people playing it. Call it mini-tennis, or a larger version of table tennis…uh, ping pong…pickleball has become all the rage.
If you live near Jersey City’s Lincoln Park, you can now take advantage of Hudson County’s newest pickleball courts.
Last week, Hudson County Executive Craig Guy hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for a brand new, pickleball court. The capital project event featured Board of Commissioners Chairman Anthony Romano (D-5) and Commissioner William O’Dea (D-2).
County Executive Guy stated, “Pickleball has become an increasingly popular sport, and we are thrilled to provide this new court for our residents. As County Executive, it is critical to listen to the needs of the community and provide them with the opportunities for safe recreation. Hudson County’s Division of Parks is dedicated to providing and maintaining all park amenities for the well being and safety of our residents and their families. I hope to see many residents on the pickleball courts soon!”
The Hudson County’s Division of Parks is always open to hearing from residents on ways to improve park amenities and facilities. Please provide feedback for County parks here.
To reserve a pickleball court, please call (201) 362-8483.
Got photos or video from this event?Share them with your neighbors. Upload to Hudson TV and your name stays on it.
Upload video or photos
Upload video or photos
Were you there? Send us your photos and video.Published tips earn 50 points and a credit with your name.
Send a tip
More from Jersey City
All Jersey CityHCST's County Prep High School Receives Top Honors
4 days ago
Hudson County plans over 1,000 new homes, including up to 300 affordable, County Executive Craig Guy says at roundtable with Sen. Andy Kim and Rep. Rob Menendez
3 days ago
Spring Internships Available With Congressman Menendez
1 week ago
Union City Celebrates Hispanic Heritage With Seniors
2 hours ago
Sunday, October 11, 2026 · Serving all of Hudson County since March 2011