March 27, 2024

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San Marcos city officials will gather on Wednesday, June 11 at 5 pm to celebrate the grand opening of Connors Park located at 320 West San Marcos Boulevard, adjacent to San Marcos Elementary School. The ceremony is open to the public and guests are encouraged to carpool. 

Taking less than one year to complete, Connors Park was primarily funded through a California parks grant and made possible through a joint-use agreement with San Marcos Unified School District. The 4.7-acre site features a multi-use synthetic turf field, lighted tennis/basketball/pickleball courts, shaded picnic areas, a tot lot, restrooms and a concession stand. 

“Versatility is the name of the game,” said Community Services Director Buck Martin. “By incorporating several multi-use spaces, the park maximizes space to provide a variety of activities at any one time. With synthetic turf and lighted sporting areas, residents can also enjoy the park year-round and during evening hours.” 

Named after the late Mary Young Connors, a San Marcos community leader and former elementary school teacher, the park adds to San Marcos’ 16 major parks and 18 mini parks, demonstrating the City’s continued commitment to provide recreational opportunities for residents. 

View the event flyer for more information or visit www.san-marcos.net/connorspark
 
For more information about the City’s parks and recreation programs and facilities, please visit www.san-marcos.net, or call San Marcos Community Services at (760) 744-9000.

2 thoughts on “San Marcos-Connors Park set for grand opening on June 11

  1. San Elijo Hills residents should check out the new Alga norte park in Carlsbad: a really nice facility with outdoor swimming pools.
    When I see all the great projects planned and executed by the city of Carlsbad: Bressi ranch, Palomar commons, Alga norte, la costa town square, I am a bit disappointed by the state of SEH town center after 10 years,…
    Should I wait another 10 years? or should I move to Carlsbad?

  2. Let your voice be heard to those that can make a difference. I totally agree.I was at the 2 public meetings for the new park off San elijo hills Rd. Let your city councilmen know .He lives in SEH Stay and help male a difference.

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