Four new pickleball courts are coming to Quaker Penn Park in Falls Township after the township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved their installation earlier this week, writes Tom Sofield for Levittown Now.

The $294,407.02 project was originally part of the township’s 2023 budget, according to Parks and Recreation Director Brian Andrews.

The courts are expected to be ready for use by this summer. They will operate on a first-come, first-served basis, but there are plans to potentially introduce a reservation system and even organize programs and leagues.

The township decided to add the new courts as a response to the increasing demands from residents.

The planned courts will be set up near the batting cage at Quaker Penn Park, which is located along the Delaware River by Pennsbury Manor.

If necessary, officials are also ready to expand the number of courts in the future if the demand is there.

Quaker Penn Park has undergone several improvements recently, such as adding new restrooms and a playground. Previously, the park just featured a boat ramp and docks.

The addition of the pickleball courts will make the park “more of an attraction,” said Andrews.

Read more about the pickleball courts at Quaker Penn Park in Levittown Now.

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