Four New Pickleball Courts with Lighting
Status as of October 2025: Soft Opening / Lighting to be Installed & Programmed 
Community members are invited to play a round and check out the new courts. BPRYCS notes this is a soft opening and  asks community members to use caution in the area as Page Park at large is still under construction. Courts can most easily be accessed from the King Street entrance, with parking available across the street from the courts at the playground and basketball court. The lighting for the courts is currently backordered and BPRYCS is waiting to receive all of the components before installing and programming the lights. 
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The pickleball courts and tennis courts operate on a first-come, first-served basis for public use. BPRYCS offers 2-hour court rentals on a limited basis for $25.00 for 2-hours or $100.00 for a seasonal rental (April - October). 

(20) Car Parking Lot on DeWitt Page Park Road 
Status as of October 2025: Not Open / Parking Lot to be Paved and Lined / Lighting to be Installed / DeWitt Page Park Road is Temporarily Closed
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A (20) car parking lot is being constructed on Dewitt Page Park Road  between the tennis courts and  Page Pool. The Parking lot will serve the tennis and pickleball complex, as well as serve as overflow parking for the pool, sledding, softball, baseball, park events, and more.

Orchard Road Trail Development
Status as of October 2025: Lighting to be Installed / Ingraham Field Entrance Open to Pedestrians / Perry J. Spinelli Pavilion Entrance Closed Due to DeWitt Page Park Road closure and construction.
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Orchard Road extends half a mile (0.5mi) and travels through the heart of Page Park; passing through the orchard field, Disc Golf Course, and old Page Park ski hill. The entire length of the trail has been paved for increased access to residents and community members. There are two main entrances to the trail:
- Between Ingraham Field the Disc Golf Course Parking Lot 
- Next to the Perry J. Spinelli Pavilion, just past the Page Park Pond

Page Park Pond Retaining Wall Installation & Spillway Removal 
Status as of October 2025: Construction Ongoing 
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A retaining wall and spillway system are being constructed at Page Park Pond to help manage  a controlled flow of water into the drainage system and downflow areas. The new system will improve erosion and sediment control, reduce flooding, and prevent damage to the structure of the pond.