Construction Project

Community Access

Community Access to Arrow Lumber Stadium and B.W. Lyon Field.

First and foremost, we are incredibly grateful to the Eatonville community. This beautiful facility became a reality because of the overwhelming support of our voters, generous community partners, and grant funding. From the beginning, our vision has been to create a facility that serves not only Eatonville School District students but also our entire community.

During the summer, the track and stadium are open for informal public use by individuals and small groups from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, provided the facility is not being used for scheduled school activities, maintenance, or other approved events. Community members are welcome to walk or jog on the track and enjoy the stadium during these hours.

Formal use of the facility—including organized practices, games, camps, tournaments, or other activities by schools, athletic organizations, or community groups—requires the completion of a district Facility Use Request and approval through the district's facility reservation process before the activity may occur, linked here.

To help preserve this significant community investment for many years to come, we ask all users to observe a few important rules:

  • No bicycles, scooters, skateboards, rollerblades, or other wheeled devices are permitted on the track or synthetic turf.
  • No gum, sunflower seeds, food, or beverages other than water are allowed on the track or turf surfaces.
  • No pets are permitted inside the stadium or on the track and field, with the exception of service animals.
  • Metal cleats are prohibited on the synthetic turf.
  • Please help keep the facility clean by disposing of all trash properly and respecting posted signage.

The stadium seating is available whenever the track is open for informal public use, allowing community members to enjoy the facility whether exercising or simply taking in the beautiful surroundings.

The stadium restrooms will remain closed during informal public access. However, restroom access can be included as part of an approved Facility Use Agreement for organizations and groups that reserve the facility.

We are proud to share this outstanding community asset and hope residents will enjoy it while helping us care for it. By treating the facility with respect, we can ensure that it continues to serve Eatonville students, families, athletic programs, and community members for generations to come.

Public Access