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Rotary Park touts 300+ acres, multiple sports fields and year-round events as a sports-tourism hub
Summary
City-produced segments described Rotary Park's facilities, tournaments and beaches, positioning the park as a regional sports-tourism destination with ramadas for reservation and public beaches along the Colorado River.
Bullhead City's promotional segments described Rotary Park as a 300-plus-acre sports and recreation complex with facilities for tournaments, public beaches and reservable ramadas.
The video listed amenities at Rotary Park: six softball fields, a baseball field, a Firebird football field, eight lighted pickleball courts, a lighted tennis court, lighted basketball courts, a lighted skate park, a nine-hole regulation disc-golf course, a beach-volleyball court, about 5 kilometers of hard-surface walking and biking trail, and enough soccer fields to host more than 200 teams at one location. The park's address was given as 2315 Balboa Drive and its hours as 4:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
Presenters said Rotary Park hosts annual tournaments — two AYSO soccer tournaments, three pickleball tournaments and multiple 5K races — and accommodates youth recreational leagues year-round. The video also encouraged reservations for any of the park's 28 medium and small ramadas and two large ramadas equipped with power and water for large gatherings.
Segments reiterated that Rotary Park offers more than a mile of free public beaches along the Colorado River, a motorized and nonmotorized boat dock, a fishing jetty and a fish-cleaning station.
The city framed Rotary Park as a regional sports-tourism hub supported by hotel capacity and as a venue for community events. The segment presented facility details and contact/reservation information but did not announce capital projects or funding changes in the recording.
