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Okanogan Valley Sports Complex
- Status
- Funded in 1999
Okanogan’s proposal requests WWRP aid to purchase 26 acres and to develop four ballfields and six soccer fields - Phase 1 of its regional sports complex. The complete facility will eventually provide softball/baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts, volleyball and handball courts, and picnic facilities. Since 1991, when a community-wide survey indicated a need for a facility of this type, and since 1992, when Okanogan County’s Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan was adopted, the valley community has worked to acquire and build the complex. Broad community support for this project is exhibited through many cash donations, donated labor and materials.
Location
The site's address is 103 Rodeo Trail Drive. It is located approximately one mile north of the Oak Street Bridge in Okanogan, between the railroad tracks and Rodeo Trail. This site lies on the Colville Confederated Tribe Indian Reservation, east of the Okanogan River, west of State Highway 97, and four miles south of Omak.
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Okanogan Valley Sports Complex
- Okanogan’s proposal requests WWRP aid to purchase 26 acres and to develop four ballfields and six soccer fields - Phase 1 of its regional sports complex. The complete facility will eventually provide softball/baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts, volleyball and handball courts, and picnic facilities. Since 1991, when a community-wide survey indicated a need for a facility of this type, and since 1992, when Okanogan County’s Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan was adopted, the valley community has worked to acquire and build the complex. Broad community support for this project is exhibited through many cash donations, donated labor and materials.
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What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
