Eagle, Idaho Advances Eagle Regional Athletic Park Off Highway 16

Eagle, Idaho is advancing Eagle Regional Athletic Park off Highway 16 — an ~80-acre City of Eagle athletic complex. Phase 1 centers on four baseball/softball diamonds after Highway 16 / Pollard access work; McAlvain is CM/GC. EAGLE - The City of Eagle is pushing ahead on the Eagle Regional Athletic Park (ERAP), an approximately 80-acre multi-use sports complex just off Highway 16 at N. Pollard Lane / Equest Lane in the Eagle foothills.

Official project pages describe a phased athletic hub meant to serve youth leagues, adult sports, regional tournaments, and recreation for years to come. For families considering a move to Eagle, Idaho, ERAP is one of the clearest signals of how the west side of the Treasure Valley is building long-term athletic capacity alongside new housing growth. City materials repeatedly tie the park to replacing ball fields lost to development and to giving west Eagle a permanent place to play.

Where it is and how big it is The dedicated ERAP site at eagleregionalathleticpark.org places the park on an 80-acre lot nestled in the Eagle foothills, off Highway 16 at N. Pollard Lane. The City of Eagle project page places the park off Highway 16 at Equest Lane and notes a larger overall park area of about 139.11 acres, with roughly 80 acres dedicated to the sports and ballfield complex.