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Basic Information

Number of CourtsUnknown

Court TypeUnknown

Indoor/OutdoorIndoor

Surface TypeSynthetic

Facilities & Features

LightingYes

Shared with TennisUnknown

Access & Fees

FeesPaid

Drop-in PlayUnknown

Booking RequiredYes

Skill LevelUnknown

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Barrie, Ontario

This pickleball court is located in a public playground on Grove Street East in Barrie. The outdoor facility provides recreational pickleball opportunities for the community. Specific details about court count, surface type, and amenities are available on-site.

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