Park Projects

Active Park Projects:

• Grass Lake Refuge Phase I
• Henderson Blvd Park Phase I
• Land Acquisition/Parks & Pathways Funding Measure
• Lions Park Enhancements
• Off-Leash Dog Area at Sunrise Park
• Percival Landing Phase I Reconstruction

Grass Lake Refuge Phase I

The design for the first phase of Grass Lake Refuge is underway. The project will likely begin the construction phase in mid-2011.

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Henderson Blvd Park Phase I

A design team led by R.W. Droll has designed the first phase of this new neighborhood park. A Notice to Bidders was advertised on August 13. To bid on this project, go to www.bxwa.com. Construction will begin October 2010. Park features will include play field and tennis court, restroom, swings, parking, walking trail and landscaping. More information.

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Land Acquisition/Parks & Pathways Funding Measure

For information on park land purchases funded through the 2004 voter-approved funding measure visit our Parks & Pathways Project page.

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Lions Park Enhancements

Beginning August 23, 2010, the Department will begin removing the old play equipment and preparing the site for the new installation. Improvements include new play equipment, new fall protection and concrete curbing. This project will be completed by October 16, 2010. More information.

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Off-Leash Dog Area at Sunrise Park

The City of Olympia has identified a portion of Sunrise Park to be designated as an off-leash dog area. Construction will begin this summer on the off-leash dog area and anticipate to open for use Fall, 2010 in conjunction with Thurston County’s planned dog park at the Hawks Prairie Waste and Recovery Center. The design includes a 6’ chain link fenced enclosure, separate areas for small and large dogs, dog/human drinking fountains, an area for hosing off dogs, picnic tables, and interior paths. Design

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Percival Landing Reconstruction Phase I

Percival Landing reconstruction is officially underway! For up-to-date construction news, go to our construction page. More information on the park.

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