An Upstate county is getting a new sports complex that will be accessible to all.The new 85-acre Anderson County YMCA Sports Park released plans on Thursday for a multi-sport complex that will include four softball/baseball fields, five multi-purpose fields to accommodate lacrosse and soccer teams, a special event lawn and a walking track.Officials posted the above video on YouTube.MORE HEADLINESAlec Baldwin charged in ‘Rust’ movie set shooting that killed Halyna HutchinsInmate at Upstate jail found dead in cell, coroner saysDisturbed soil, suspicious activity leads to body in shallow grave at SC home, police sayEarthquake reported near state lineLocated on Evergreen Road off Highway 81 north, the park will also have a cross-country course specially created for Anderson County School District 5’s track team.Developers hope to have the final touches complete by summer.A playground and picnic shelter is also in the plans.The park is part of the YMCA’s “Play It Forward” campaign, and officials say they have already raised $7,000,000 of an $8,000,000 goal.The organization said it is working to meet the growing recreational needs of families in the Anderson area based on a 2019 study.
An Upstate county is getting a new sports complex that will be accessible to all.
The new 85-acre Anderson County YMCA Sports Park released plans on Thursday for a multi-sport complex that will include four softball/baseball fields, five multi-purpose fields to accommodate lacrosse and soccer teams, a special event lawn and a walking track.
Officials posted the above video on YouTube.
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Located on Evergreen Road off Highway 81 north, the park will also have a cross-country course specially created for Anderson County School District 5’s track team.
Developers hope to have the final touches complete by summer.
A playground and picnic shelter is also in the plans.
The park is part of the YMCA’s “Play It Forward” campaign, and officials say they have already raised $7,000,000 of an $8,000,000 goal.
The organization said it is working to meet the growing recreational needs of families in the Anderson area based on a 2019 study.
