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Pickleball is considered the fastest growing sport in the US. This new sport is a fun combination of badminton, tennis, and ping-pong. This fun sport is enjoyable for all age groups.

Howard County Recreation and Parks currently offers adult programs along with drop-in play at the North Laurel Community Center and the Meadowbrook Athletic Complex. The department is looking to expand these programs to our outdoor facilities, incorporating youth programs and creating both youth and adult tournaments. 

For more information, please contact Amanda Bartell, 410-313-1694 or abartell@howardcountymd.gov. 

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Additional Programs for Fall

Great News!!

We've been able to add a couple additional weekday and weekend programs to the schedule for the fall season. Please note that the weekend programs will not last the entire fall season and are not guaranteed for future seasons. Below are the new classes that we have available for the fall session.

14 Classes / Meadowbrook Ath Comp / $70
RP6835.106   Sep 13   9am-11am   Tu
RP6835.107   Sep 15   9am-11am   Th

6 Classes / Meadowbrook Ath Comp / $30
RP6835.108   Sep 10   2pm-4pm   Sa

8 Classes / Meadowbrook Ath Comp / $40
RP6835.109   Sep 11   10am-12pm   Su

To register for any of our Pickleball programs, you can do so by either going online to www.howardcountymd.gov/rap or by calling our registration department directly at 410-313-7275.

Pickleball for All (18+ yrs) - Learn to play this fun and exciting game for the first week and then put your skills to the test in games for the remaining classes. All necessary equipment is provided. 

Pickleball (16+ yrs) - This program is free for facility member. If you are not member of the facility, it's a $5 per day cost. The program will be held at the North Laurel Community Center on Friday mornings from 9am to 12pm. For more information, CLICK HERE.