After months of watching the courts sit idle through winter, pickleball is finally coming back to Central Park.

Beginning Tuesday, April 21, Wollman Rink will be a hub for America's fastest-growing sport again as CityPickle returns for its fourth season—transforming the iconic space into a vibrant, 14-court pickleball destination in the heart of the New York City landmark.

The courts will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. through early fall, offering a full lineup of programming, including open play, clinics, and private lessons for players of all skill levels.

The courts can accommodate hundreds of players daily, with reservations released on a rolling basis one week in advance.

The $5 community play sessions are especially popular, and with good reason. Held for several hours each day and including complimentary paddle rentals, it's one of the most budget-friendly ways to spend time in Central Park.

A new summer camp, running from late July through August, is also designed to get kids moving and enjoying the outdoors. It offers small-group coaching along with half- and full-day options for families looking to fill those summer weeks.

Food and drinks will be available on-site as well, and people interested in taking things up a notch can rent courtside cabanas and a VIP lounge.

Click here to learn more about CityPickle at Wollman Rink.