Grove Announces $5.8M Event Center at Wolf Creek Park

Grove Announces $5.8 Million Event Center at Wolf Creek Park

By Miami News-Digest

February 10, 2025 | Grove, Oklahoma


The City of Grove has officially announced the construction of a $5.8 million, 51,000-square-foot event center at Wolf Creek Park. This state-of-the-art facility is set to become a key venue for community events, business conferences, concerts, sporting tournaments, and more, reinforcing Grove’s reputation as a premier destination.

Economic Growth and Tourism Boost

City officials highlight the project as part of a broader vision to stimulate economic growth and enhance tourism. The new venue is expected to attract both local and national events, benefiting Grand Lake businesses and residents.

"The event center will not only bring new business and entertainment to Grove but will also strengthen our local economy by attracting visitors and supporting local businesses," said City Manager Debbie Bottoroff.

Key Contributors to the Project

  • Ed Townsend – Bank of Grand Lake, providing flexible financing options.
  • Ivan Crossland – Crossland Construction, offering cost-saving expertise.

Construction is expected to begin in May 2025, with completion in the fall of 2025, pending weather conditions.

Why Wolf Creek Park?

Wolf Creek Park has hosted major events like the Bassmaster Classic and the Toes in the Grand Festival. The addition of the event center will further enhance its role as a hub for entertainment and tourism in Northeast Oklahoma.

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Comments

  1. Great for everyone

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  2. How are we going to accommodate more visitors ?
    Housing?
    Traffic?
    Good?

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  3. They really need to figure out the traffic logistics for that area.

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    1. Yes!, 2 huge traffic circles would be Great!,,

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