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Little Picklers was born in Fort Lee — and it's still where we call home. School #1 hosts our after-school sessions during the year, and our summer camp runs from the same gym every July. For Fort Lee families that means no extra commute and no unfamiliar facilities — just walk over and get on the court.

Englewood parents are juggling — a city kid's energy and a suburban kid's schedule all at once. Our Fort Lee summer camp is five minutes from most of Englewood, with half-day mornings designed around working parents. After-school sessions can come to Englewood schools as we expand.

Englewood Cliffs is small enough that any Saturday morning at the Recreation Center feels like a whole graduating class. Pickleball is starting to claim those courts — and the kids who learn it now will be the ones running clinics in five years. Our Fort Lee summer camp runs five minutes south of the Cliffs.

Edgewater is built for young families — riverside walks, the Promenade, high-rises and townhomes full of grade-school kids. The one thing missing in town? A real youth sports program inside town limits. We're as close as it gets — five minutes north in Fort Lee, half-day summer mornings, all equipment included.

Leonia parents have always played the long game with their kids — small classes, walkable schools, a tight community. Pickleball fits perfectly into that. Our summer camp at School #1 in Fort Lee is five minutes from any Leonia address.

Palisades Park is dense, busy, and loaded with grade-school families. The hardest part of summer is finding camps that don't require a 30-minute drive each way. Little Picklers doesn't — we're five minutes from anywhere in PP, half-day mornings, with grouping by skill so your kid isn't bored or overwhelmed.

Cliffside Park is one of the densest towns in Bergen — kids on every block, palisades views from half the windows, no shortage of grade-school energy looking for a place to go after the bell. Our Fort Lee camp is 7 minutes north of Cliffside, and an in-town after-school program is the natural next step we're working toward.

Tenafly families know racquet sports — there's a reason the public courts at Roosevelt Common stay packed all summer. Pickleball is the natural next step for a Tenafly kid: faster feedback than tennis, more strategy than gym class. We're a 10-minute drive from most of Tenafly, with summer camp mornings out of School #1 in Fort Lee.

Ridgefield is small, friendly, and quietly underserved when it comes to youth sports programs that aren't basketball or soccer. Pickleball is the rare sport that doesn't require a $200 stick or a teammate at the same level — drop your Ridgefield kid in, they'll be rallying by week one. Camp is 10 minutes east in Fort Lee.

North Bergen technically sits in Hudson County, but geographically it's a 10-minute drive south of Fort Lee — closer than half the towns we already serve. Plenty of North Bergen families already make the trip for camp, and we'd love to bring after-school programs to the town's elementary schools too.

Cresskill families value structured, high-quality programs — your school district has trained you to expect it. Little Picklers is built the same way: real curriculum, measurable progress, classroom-grade instruction. Our summer camp runs out of School #1 in Fort Lee, about 12 minutes from most of Cresskill.

Demarest is a small, leafy K-8 borough where everyone knows everyone — small classes, walkable schools, a community that values structure and substance over flash. That's how we run a court too. Summer camp is about 15 minutes south at Fort Lee Public School #1, and after-school in a Demarest school is something parents are starting to ask us about.

Ridgefield Park has a small-town feel inside the bigger Bergen sprawl — one K-12 school district, walkable streets, families who've been here for generations. We're 15 minutes east in Fort Lee for camp, with after-school sessions ready to expand into RP whenever the right intro happens.

Teaneck is one of the largest, most diverse towns in Bergen — every block has a different family, every school has a different vibe, but all the kids share one thing: not enough quality after-school options. Pickleball is the perfect fix. Camp lives in Fort Lee for now, about 15 minutes east of most of Teaneck.

Bogota is one of the smaller, denser towns in Bergen — and one of the most underserved when it comes to organized after-school sports. Pickleball fits a town like Bogota perfectly: no expensive gear, no big fields needed, just a gym and a coach. Camp is 15 minutes east in Fort Lee.

Closter families know good programming when they see it — between the rec leagues, weekend activities at Closter Plaza, and a strong K-8 school district, the bar is high. We meet it differently: small group sizes, real progression, taught by a 13+ year educator. Camp is about 18 minutes south in Fort Lee.

Alpine is small, sloped, and famously private — kids here grow up with space, structure, and high expectations. Pickleball fits that mold: real skill progression, real coaching, no fluff. Our Fort Lee camp is about 20 minutes south, an easy weekday-morning drive down 9W or Closter Dock Road.

Bergenfield is one of those towns where the school district is the heartbeat — multiple elementary buildings, all hungry for an after-school program that isn't homework club or rec basketball. Little Picklers is built for that gap. Camp is about 20 minutes east in Fort Lee while we work on in-town expansion.

Hackensack is the county seat — busy, dense, full of working families and grade-school kids who could use a real sports program built around their schedules. Camp lives in Fort Lee for now, about 20 minutes east of most of Hackensack. We're working toward in-town after-school options.

Dumont is the kind of quiet, family-first town where parents trust word of mouth more than any flyer. That's how we grow — kid loves a week of camp, parent tells the next parent. Camp is 20 minutes south in Fort Lee, and after-school in Dumont is something we're actively trying to make happen.

New Milford is small but tightly organized — three elementary schools, a strong PTA culture, and families who'd fill an after-school pickleball roster if it existed in town. We're a 20-minute drive south in Fort Lee for camp, and we'd happily run a New Milford after-school program if the schools want us in.