The City of Lakewood recently received the 2024 Spotlight Award from the Washington Recreation and Parks Association (WRPA) for the development and renovation of Springbrook Park.
The Spotlight Award highlights excellence and achievement in the field of parks and recreation by honoring the efforts of public agencies for projects that display the highest standards in design, development, and renovation of park and recreation spaces.
Springbrook Park is a special area and the city worked with the community to plan for the renovation of the park. Improvements included development of a loop trail system, a basketball court, a bike pump track, dog park, community garden and shoreline restoration along Clover Creek.
Previous improvements included park expansion, a pedestrian bridge to connect the park to neighbors across the creek, a new playground and parking lot.
More than 5,000 residents live within the park’s service area, which has geographic and economic challenges. These people now have access to a high-quality community park. The city received almost $800,000 in grants to support the $1.6 million project.
A lot of people worked to bring this playground to the place it’s in now – kudos to all of you!
WELL DONE City of Lakewood and area residents that put this effort together !!
I am especially impressed w/the inclusion of Clover Creek….at last some effort put in to make a waterway better.
My wife and I love to walk in parks, and once I get my new right hip we will be sure to visit this new park.