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County Pines Recreational Complex News

 
This new 75-acre district park is located at 18500 Hamlin Boulevard (across from Calamondin/185 Ave. N.) in western Loxahatchee. It features four lighted Little League baseball fields and one lighted Pony League field, two lighted softball fields, and three lighted athletic fields for football and soccer. A large multi-purpose open area, a two-story pressbox complex, a group picnic shelter, restrooms, 15-acre lake, and parking complement these sports facilities.

Phase II will include a community center/gymnasium, basketball courts, and an equestrian area.

 

County Pines Recreational Complex At Samuel Friedland Park

 

ENTRANCE: 18500 Hamlin Boulevard, Loxahatchee, Florida 33470
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CLASS: district
ACREAGE: 75 acres (includes 15-acre lake)
HOURS: sunrise-sunset; lighted facilities open until 11:00 pm when in use

FACILITIES

  • baseball fields (little league), lighted (4)
  • multipurpose fields (football/soccer), lighted (3)
  • multipurpose practice area
  • parking
  • picnic pavilion (Mockingbird), reserved group (1)
  • pony league field, lighted (1)
  • press box and restroom building, two-story
  • restroom facilities
  • softball fields, lighted (2)

INFORMATION

County Pines Recreational Complex at Samuel Friedland Park
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