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About this place

Six courts dedicated to pickleball in a community park by the Havelock neighbourhood in north-east Lincoln. The City's Tennis and Pickleball page lists Ballard under "Dedicated Pickleball Courts" and says, in as many words, "Includes six courts dedicated to pickleball play." At Ballard the net is at pickleball height and the only lines on the court are the ones you want.

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The park is 9.1 acres, a community park with a rentable ballfield and a swimming pool. It is open 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., seven days a week. Lincoln publishes park hours, which most operators in this directory do not.

One caveat. Ballard's page in Parks A to Z never mentions pickleball. Its Features list reads "Ball Diamond Rentable, Basketball Court, Drinking Fountain, Playground Equipment, Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts". So the six dedicated courts are stated on one City page and not on the other. Nothing contradicts the count.

Getting there

3901 N 66th St., Lincoln, NE 68507, matched by the Census address geocoder to Lincoln city, Lancaster County. The Tennis and Pickleball page prints the address as "3901 N 66th"; the park's own page gives the fuller form with the postcode.

This is a suburban park in the north-east of the city, near Havelock. The City publishes nothing about parking here, so treat it as street parking until you see otherwise.

What to expect

Six pickleball courts and no tennis players to negotiate with, which at most venues in this directory is not an option. Open from 5:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m., though nothing is published about lighting, so the useful end of that window is whenever the light goes.

The City states that Pickleball Lincoln, Inc. organises and schedules pickleball programming at Ballard among six other parks, and that the public is welcome to participate. The reservation the City describes applies to dual-use courts; every court here is dedicated, so a scheduled session changes who is playing rather than whether pickleball is possible. Nets, surface and cost are not published, and neither is a restroom.

Sources for the above: City of Lincoln Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-09-04 · City of Lincoln Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-09-04 · US Census Bureau, checked 2026-09-04

Court details

Surface
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Nets provided
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Covered
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Climate controlled
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Lights
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Pro shop
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Court availability
Six courts dedicated to pickleball, not striped onto tennis but pickleball courts, which in this directory is still the exception rather than the rule. The park is open 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. every day. One thing to know before you go, and it is the City's own doing rather than ours: the park's page in Parks A to Z never mentions pickleball at all. Its Features list reads "Tennis Courts", and the six dedicated courts appear only on the City's Tennis and Pickleball page. Nothing contradicts the count; it is simply stated once rather than twice. Pickleball Lincoln, Inc. schedules programming here, and the City says the public is welcome to join it.
Level of play
Not stated

Hours & schedule

  • Open 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., seven days a week.

Fees & access

Cost
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Drop-in fee
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Membership from
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Access
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Amenities

  • Restrooms: not stated
  • Lights: not stated
  • Nets provided: not stated
  • Covered courts: not stated
  • Climate controlled: not stated
  • Pro shop: not stated
  • Parking: not stated

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Location & directions

3901 N 66th St., Lincoln, NE

Parking: Not stated

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Where each fact came from

5 of 22 facts carry a source and a date
FactValueSourceChecked
Total courts6lincoln.ne.gov2026-09-04
Indoor courtsNot statedNo source yet
Outdoor courts6lincoln.ne.gov2026-09-04
SurfaceNot statedNo source yet
LightsNot statedNo source yet
Nets providedNot statedNo source yet
Climate controlledNot statedNo source yet
CoveredNot statedNo source yet
CostNot statedNo source yet
Membership fromNot statedNo source yet
Drop-in feeNot statedNo source yet
RestroomNot statedNo source yet
Pro shopNot statedNo source yet
PhoneNot statedNo source yet
Address3901 N 66th St.lincoln.ne.gov2026-09-04
Pricing notesNot statedNo source yet
HoursOpen 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., seven days a week.lincoln.ne.gov2026-09-04
Court availabilitySix courts dedicated to pickleball, not striped onto tennis but pickleball courts, which in this directory is still the exception rather than the rule. The park is open 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. every day. One thing to know before you go, and it is the City's own doing rather than ours: the park's page in Parks A to Z never mentions pickleball at all. Its Features list reads "Tennis Courts", and the six dedicated courts appear only on the City's Tennis and Pickleball page. Nothing contradicts the count; it is simply stated once rather than twice. Pickleball Lincoln, Inc. schedules programming here, and the City says the public is welcome to join it.lincoln.ne.gov2026-09-04
Level of playNot statedNo source yet
ParkingNot statedNo source yet
AmenitiesNot statedNo source yet
WebsiteNot statedNo source yet

Questions about Ballard Park

What are the hours?

5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., all seven days, from the Hours block on the park's own page.

Are the courts lit?

Not stated. The City states hours that run to 11:00 p.m. and says nothing about lighting at any Lincoln court. Hours are not lights.

Is it free?

Not stated. The City publishes no cost for any outdoor court in Lincoln. These are municipal park courts and are very likely free, but "very likely" is not a published fact.

Do you run Ballard Park?

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