About Our Club
Promoting pickleball in Walker, Minnesota since 2013
Our Story
The Walker Area Pickleball Club was established in 2013 by a group of local pickleball enthusiasts. What started as a small group of passionate players has grown into a thriving community of over 180 members.
A significant milestone came in 2024 when, with the support of club and community members, we raised funds to expand our facilities. Today we have 7 dedicated outdoor pickleball courts at Walker City Park, plus 4 sport courts available for tournaments, making it one of the premier pickleball destinations in the region.
Our mission is to promote the enjoyment and benefits of playing pickleball within the Walker community and surrounding areas. We welcome players of all skill levels and ages!
Our Facilities
Outdoor Courts
Beautiful outdoor courts on the shores of Leech Lake:
- 7 Dedicated Pickleball Courts
- 4 Sport Courts: Available for tournaments
Note: We use Playtime Scheduler for coordinating play times, but courts are not individually reservable.
Walker City Park, Walker, MN
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7 Indoor Courts
- 2 Year-Round Courts: Located in the gym
- 5 Seasonal Courts: In the hockey arena (May–September)
Note: A fee is required for use of indoor facilities.
105 Tower Ave East, Walker, MN 56484
Visit WACC WebsiteBoard of Directors
Our dedicated board members volunteer their time to keep the club running smoothly.
From left to right: Renee, Doug, Nancy, Tom
Renee Wasmund
Treasurer
Renee and husband Lou are residents of Ventura, CA but spend their summers in Walker. Retired local government executive and CPA. Playing pickleball since 2018.
[email protected]Doug Lenz
President
Lives in Walker since 2018 with wife Sue. Former Thermo King Corporation product management/marketing leader. Playing pickleball since 2022.
[email protected]Nancy Rezac
Secretary
Nancy and her husband Ralph moved to Walker from Victoria 6 years ago. They began playing pickleball shortly after their move and continue to enjoy the game as well as the friendships they've formed through the community. They have 5 daughters and 7 grandchildren who live in the Twin Cities area.