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Village of Allouez - Kiwanis Park
Players visiting Village of Allouez – Kiwanis Park will discover 6 courts in Green Bay, complete with an asphalt surface, permanent nets, and permanent lines. Players can secure free playing time by making a reservation, and amenities include restrooms and water.
🗺️ 3517 E River Dr, Green Bay, WI, 54301, USA
📞 (920) 448-2800
🌐 www.villageofallouez.com
🏟️ Pickleball Courts
🎯 Total Courts: 6
- Outdoor: 6
- Indoor: 0
🧱 Surface & Court Features
🪨 Surface: Asphalt
🥅 Nets: Permanent nets
📏 Lines: Permanent lines
💵 Access & Booking
🏷️ Free to Play, Reservations
🛎️ Amenities
🏷️ Restrooms, Water
Frequently Asked Questions
How many courts can players access at Village of Allouez - Kiwanis Park?
Players can enjoy outdoor court access on 6 courts.
What access arrangements are available for pickleball players?
Courts are available at no charge through advance booking.
What facility amenities can be found at Village of Allouez - Kiwanis Park?
Amenities available to players include restrooms and water.
What court surface has been installed at this venue?
A asphalt surface is available for players at Village of Allouez – Kiwanis Park.
What kind of pickleball court arrangement is offered at Village of Allouez - Kiwanis Park?
Court features include permanent nets nets and permanent lines markings designed for pickleball.
While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this page, court availability, access policies, fees, amenities, and operating hours may change without notice. We recommend contacting the club directly to confirm current details before making travel or playing plans.
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