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Ogden opens its first all-abilities playground and eight pickleball courts at Lester Park

The Daily Ogden teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you've got kids, or a paddle, has something new. Ogden City officials cut the ribbon Tuesday evening on the first phase of improvements at the park: the city's first all-abilities playground and eight new pickleball courts.

Nov. 3when Ogden cut the ribbon on the first phase of Lester Park improvements

Officials cut the ribbon Tuesday evening on the playground and the pickleball courts.

“We are here today to really start a new chapter for this park.”

Justin Anderson, Ogden City executive director of public services

According to the city, the playground is designed so all children can play, regardless of any mobility challenges, and it gives residents of all abilities an engaging place to stay active. Pickleball fans, your turn: city officials say many residents enjoy the sport.

  • Where: Lester Park, Ogden
  • Open now: the playground and the courts
  • This is the first phase of park improvements

Lester Park's first phase adds a playground and courts

8
new pickleball courts
1st
all-abilities playground in the city

Sources: Standard-Examiner, ABC4 Utah

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