New outdoor turf fields ready for fall season at Cloverdale Athletic Park<\/p>\n
Published 9:31 am Tuesday, September 8, 2026<\/p>\n
Phase one is done.<\/p>\n
Two new turf fields were completed on the east side of Cloverdale Athletic Park (CAP) last week. The fields represent Phase 1 of a more than $12 million improvement project for the park.<\/p>\n
Still to come are an access road, a new parking lot, the completion of a new covered training facility, and a new traffic light.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhether it\u2019s a child attending practice, a local team competing in a weekend tournament, or families cheering from the sidelines, these new turf fields will help more people enjoy sports year-round,\u201d Mayor Brenda Locke said in a press release. \u201cThis investment helps meet the growing demand for quality recreational facilities while strengthening Surrey\u2019s ability to host sporting events that benefit our local economy and community.\u201d<\/p>\n
The fields started going in in the fall of 2025. The new multi-use pitches replace a pair of soccer-dedicated grass fields. The release noted the fields were often closed following heavy rains. The turf fields will remain open year round.<\/p>\n
According to the release, the 50-acre park on the west side of Cloverdale is \u201ca hub for sports in Surrey.\u201d<\/p>\n
The multi-use park has ball diamonds, a basketball court, a sports box, playgrounds, a bike park, a water playground, tennis courts, washrooms and change rooms, a fieldhouse, and multiple grass and synthetic fields for many different sports and activities.<\/p>\n
The new parking lot will be nestled beside the new turf fields and in front of Surrey United Soccer Club\u2019s new covered training facility. The 110-space parking lot is expected to be completed by November. There will also be an intersection with a new traffic light going in on 64th Avenue at 170th Street.<\/p>\n
The new parking lot and traffic light will provide access to Surrey United\u2019s indoor facility. The building is expected to be completed by mid- to late-September.<\/p>\n