Capital Sports Construction, Inc. partnered with the City of Colorado Springs to deliver a multi-field turf conversion at Cottonwood Creek Park, located at 7040 Rangewood Dr. The project transformed three existing baseball/softball grass diamonds into modern synthetic turf fields, integrating them into the park’s broader recreation complex — which includes soccer fields, courts, playgrounds, walking paths, and a community recreation center.
The upgrades create durable, weather-resilient surfaces that support heavy use by youth leagues, adult teams, and community events while reducing water usage and maintenance needs.
Our work began with a comprehensive evaluation of the existing fields, soil conditions, and park-wide grading. We designed a drainage and base-layer plan to ensure proper stormwater management and foundation stability to support multiple synthetic fields used in heavy rotation.
The construction phase involved removing existing natural grass surfaces, regrading playing surfaces to specified tolerances, installing engineered aggregate bases, and constructing drainage systems designed to handle Colorado Springs weather patterns. Sub-base preparation ensured all fields met structural requirements for synthetic turf installation and long-term durability.
We installed high-performance synthetic turf across all three converted fields, including:
The result is a set of all-weather, multipurpose fields integrated into a larger public recreation campus.
Following the installation, Cottonwood Creek Park now offers resilient, high-quality synthetic fields that support frequent, heavy use for baseball, softball, and other recreational activities. The upgraded surfaces provide consistent footing and performance, even following adverse weather, and require minimal maintenance compared to traditional grass fields.
The project supports the park’s broader mission of delivering accessible, community-oriented recreation year-round, enhancing opportunities for youth sports, adult leagues, and family activities. Reduced water use and maintenance costs deliver long-term value to the city and residents alike.
Cottonwood Creek Park is a municipal public park operated by the City of Colorado Springs. The 77-acre facility includes sports fields, courts, a recreation center, walking trails, playgrounds, and open recreation spaces. The turf conversion supports the city’s commitment to providing durable, low-maintenance, multi-use sports infrastructure for community recreation.
Browse some of our previous construction projects or visit our projects page for a complete list of our past work.
Full conversion of the baseball and softball fields at McEachern High School, delivering modern synthetic turf playing surfaces with improved drainage, durability, and year-round performance for student-athletes in Powder Springs, GA.
Re-turfing of McEachern High School’s stadium field with a new synthetic turf system, improving safety, playability, and year-round performance for football, soccer, band, and multi-sport use in Powder Springs, GA.
A full athletic complex transformation featuring a new synthetic turf football field and competition-ready running track. Enhanced drainage, upgraded safety, and year-round durability create a modern facility built for high performance and continuous school athletics.
Construction of a brand new stadium football field with synthetic turf and a synthetic running track at Windsor Forest High School, delivering a modern, all-weather athletic facility for student-athletes in Savannah, GA.
Full conversion of two athletic fields at Lost Mountain Park into modern synthetic turf multi-purpose surfaces, enhancing durability, playability, and year-round recreation for the community.
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