Children play in the splash pad during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Children play in the splash pad during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Children play in the splash pad Saturday during grand opening activities at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, houses Northwest Arkansas' first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a splash pad, a playground, a shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, a 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville's first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities. Visit nwaonline.com/photo for today's photo gallery.
(NWA Democrat-Gazette/J.T. Wampler)
Sreeni Parise, baller for the blue team, pitches in an inaugural cricket match during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a destination splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Sreeni Parise, baller for the blue team, pitches Saturday in an inaugural cricket match during grand opening activities at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, houses Northwest Arkansas' first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a splash pad, a playground, a shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, a 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville's first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities. Visit nwaonline.com/photo for today's photo gallery.
(NWA Democrat-Gazette/J.T. Wampler)
Sreeni Parise, baller for the blue team, pitches in an inaugural cricket match during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a destination splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Salmin Padinjar Kara of Bentonville practices batting for an inaugural cricket match during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a destination splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Salmin Padinjar Kara of Bentonville practices batting for an inaugural cricket match Saturday during grand opening activities at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, houses Northwest Arkansas' first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a splash pad, a playground, a shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, a 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville's first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities. Visit nwaonline.com/photo for today's photo gallery.
(NWA Democrat-Gazette/J.T. Wampler)
Salmin Padinjar Kara of Bentonville practices batting for an inaugural cricket match during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a destination splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Sreeni Parise, baller for the blue team, pitches in an inaugural cricket match during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, a destination splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.
Children play in the splash pad during grand opening activities Saturday June 17, 2023 at Creekside Park in Bentonville. The park, roughly 35 acres in total, represents one of Bentonville’s most innovative public parks, housing Northwest Arkansas’ first regulation cricket field. Also located in the park are eight lighted pickleball courts, splash pad, playground, shaded picnic pavilion with smaller shaded tables, a maintenance building, 1.6-mile bike trail (Little Osage Creek Trail) and Bentonville’s first illuminated dog park. The on-site trail segment will eventually provide access as far south as the Bentonville Community Center and as far north as Osage Park, 8th Street Gateway Park and the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The $7.9 million project at Creekside Park was funded primarily through parks impact and capacity fees. The Walton Family Foundation contributed the balance of $1.6 million for additional park amenities.