MISSION STATEMENT
As with many things, Community Parks are subject to the wishes, desires and
needs of the entire community. We cannot find any one scenario that will fit
everyones expectations 100%. The goal of this committee is to find the best
solution we can, that benefits the community the most, in our efforts to provide
our community with park facilities designed for
residents of all ages.
Park Meeting Dates
August 11, 2008
6 p.m. at
Mission Trail Library
For Park Issues,
please call the EDA
951-696-0100
Wildomar Skaters
Nowhere
to Go
Two push for skate park;
officials say it'll take years
01-17-07
Your
Views
Support Kids' Play
01-23-07
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News Articles |
Vacant lot will become Wildomar's fourth park
May 8, 2008
County buying land
for new park
'Rec center on wheels'
program starts
July 11, 2007
Two parks reopen
in Wildomar
6-30-07
Two
parks to reopen
June 30 in Wildomar
6-22-07
Wildomar's parks to make
their
comeback
6-20-07
Parks could
reopen in the spring
12-15-06
Thanks
for investing
in community
Farm didn't want
to
be in district
A
Rose
8-31-06
Property owners vote to
pay for upkeep of parks
8-30-06
Deadline near to post
Wildomar parks vote
8-25-06
Californian
Says YES!
7-29-06
Letters
to the Editor
7-22-06
Reopen Parks in Wildomar
Kids,
Wildomar Deserve Parks
Yes
on Park Fee
7-19-06
Rebuttles
to Quest for Action
7-19-06
Toiling
for Parks
7-16-06
Quest
for Action
7-14-06
Residents
Have a Chance
to Support Parks
7-12-06
Vote
'Yes' On Parks
7-7-06
Wildomar
Needs parks
7-7-06
Wildomar
Rallies for Parks
7-2-06
Residents
Rally for Park Funds
6-25-06
Wildomar
Prepares for Parks
6-25-06 NC Times
June 25-06 NC Times
Parks committee looking for volunteers to promote
maintenance fee
6-12-06
Parks fee headed to ballot
5-19-06
Wildomar parks fix
set back as bids fail
Letters
to the Editor 4-2-06
(Scroll toward the bottom for Response
to Residents
should help support park)
Demolition first step in
rebuilding Marna O'Brien
Wildomar Little
League
secures its temporary
field of dreams
Rejected
plans for regional
park worry residents.
Fund-raiser to
benefit parks drive
Advisory panel to be
over
parks committee
Parks and Community Centers are more
than just a place for
our children to play, they are a place for the entire
community
to come together to relax, learn and live!
Disclaimer: This website is donated,
owned and operated
by private individuals that support Wildomar Parks.
It does not use County or Committee Funds!
We do our best to have up to date information on this web-site
available for public consumption
but are not mandated by law or
are in violation of any wrong doing by being behind the times.
We
will do our best to keep the site as up to date as possible.
Our Local Parks
Marna O'Brien - 20505 Palomar Street, Wildomar Map
If you would like to reserve an area
at Marna O'Brien Park
for a special event, please call 951-696-0100
and speak
with Bob Lewis.
Windsong Park - 35459 Prairie Road, Wildomar Map
Regency Heritage - 20171 Autumn Oaks Place, Wildomar Map
Regency and Windsong Parks are Now Open
East Side Park
Update!
We're now taking input from the community.
Please bring your ideas to the next park meeting.
August 11, 2008 6 p.m. at
Mission Trail Library
Marna
O'Brien Park is Now Open
If you would like to reserve an area
at Marna O'Brien Park
for a special event, please call 951-696-0100
and speak
with Bob Lewis.
2008 Calendar of Events
Movie In The Park Series
August 1st, 2008
Enjoy this monthly family-style celebration - vendors, food, and movie at dusk!
August movie: "Star Wars" - 4:30 p.m.
Marna O'Brien Park - 20505 Palomar Street
M.A.R.S. 2008 Is Back!
Registration and Policy Form
Past Events
M.A.R.S. (Mobile Activities Recreation Services) 
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WE
WON! WE WON! WE WON! |
"Vote YES" for Parks Endeavor
Supported
by:
Butterfield Multi-Use
Trails
Wildomar Chamber of Commerce
Wildomar Community
Council
Wildomar Little
League
Wildomar Youth Soccer
Association
The Californian
Newspaper supports a YES vote
The Press-Enterprise Newspaper recommends a YES vote
&
The Valley News
A historic moment in Wildomar
Last Wednesday was quite a roller
coaster for Bridgette, Gerry, the county Economic Development Agency and myself
("Property owners vote to pay for upkeep of parks," Aug. 31). I was both afraid
and amazed at how close the vote was. Without any overt planning, the "no" votes
almost shut down parks in Wildomar for a second time. While I'm concerned with
how small a value so much of the community appears to have placed on parks, it
has made me appreciate all the people who have made this possible.
The
Parks Support Group, this far-reaching group of individuals, handed out fliers,
put up signs, worked in the street fair, bought pizzas and pies, walked in the
parade rally, e-mailed encouragement to others and stood firm within the
community, pushing hard to accomplish the goal of bringing parks back to
Wildomar. I thank them from the bottom of my heart.
Wednesday was a lot
closer than we expected, had it not been for all of them it would have ended in
failure. What you worked so hard to accomplish is more than just worth it, it's
historic. People in Wildomar will have parks 100 years from now and that will
directly trace back to Aug. 30, 2006.
While this is the end of the road
for the creation of a parks district in Wildomar, it is just the beginning of
our building a park and recreation system that will enhance our lives and that
we can all enjoy.
John Lloyd
Chairman, Wildomar
Parks
Formation
Commission