Maxwell Park has long been the heart of our community, where generations have gathered for reunions, weddings, games, and celebrations. With over $6 million invested, the park is being renewed with stronger infrastructure, creek restoration, and modern recreational spaces. Together, we’re shaping the next chapter of Maxwell Park.
Follow along with the latest news and developments.
St. George News covers Hildale's transformation and the Maxwell Park expansion project, highlighting the community's revitalization efforts and their impact on the entire region.
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Maxwell Park will temporarily close on October 20, 2025 for expansion construction work. Learn about road changes, the timeline, and the relocated water fill station.
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Celebrating the opening of our new Maxwell Spring Water Fill Station and breaking ground on the Maxwell Park expansion, bringing pickleball courts, sports fields, and disc golf to our community.
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The foundation of the park is being rebuilt. This includes new water lines, storage tanks, and two fill stations to ensure reliable access. Crews are also installing new sewer lines, fiber internet, upgraded electrical systems, and reinforcing the creek for better flood protection
The focus will shift to sports and recreation. Regulation-standard sports fields with proper drainage will allow local teams to host tournaments at home. Families will see new playground equipment, shaded pavilions, restrooms, and a parking lot within the park. All facilities will be fully ADA accessible.
The final stage will prepare the park for larger community events and expanded use. Details will be shared as planning progresses.
The Maxwell Park revitalization is supported by more than $6 million in dedicated funding:
from State Legislature
from the Community Impact Board
These funds were awarded after strong community advocacy, including over 20 letters of support from schools and organizations across the valley. The money is earmarked solely for Maxwell Park improvements and comes at no cost to other city priorities.
Community voices matter. Share questions, ideas, or concerns through the comment form below. Feedback will be reviewed regularly and used to guide planning and communication.
