Bicentennial Park in Pantego, Texas, where community and recreation come together! Established in 1976 to celebrate our nation's bicentennial, this park has evolved to meet the needs of its residents.
Featured Project:
Bicentennial Park
Pantego, Texas
From Above
- Bicentennial Park in Pantego, Texas, where community and recreation come together! Established in 1976 to celebrate our nation's bicentennial, this park has evolved to meet the needs of its residents. Following significant improvements over the years, including the addition of pedestrian bridges, gabion baskets for erosion control, and a splash pad, the park now features four Navajo shelters from Americana Outdoors Inc., installed in 2024. With its picturesque walking trails, engaging playground, and vibrant community events like "Eggcellent" Easter and Trunk-or-Treat, Bicentennial Park remains the heart of Pantego, offering high-quality recreation for all ages.
Project Team
- Dealer(s): Lea Park & Play, Inc
- Engineer(s): Mark Peradotti, Alex Yarbrough
- Project Manager(s): Erin Witzel
Products
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(1) 30x35' Extended Navajo Shelter
- (5) 30x30' Navajo Shelters
Challenges
- The layout and limited space at Bicentennial Park necessitated meticulous planning to incorporate the six Navajo shelters while preserving the integrity of other recreational areas. Ensuring these new structures seamlessly blended with the park's natural environment and overall aesthetics was a top priority. Efficient management of construction logistics, including site access and materials delivery, was crucial to minimize inconvenience to park-goers. Overcoming these challenges, the addition of the Navajo shelters has significantly enhanced Bicentennial Park's offerings, providing the community with valuable gathering spaces to enjoy.
