- 48.5 acre facility located at 920 Santiago Drive
- 5 lighted baseball fields
- 2 restroom facilities
- 3 concessions stands
- 3 press boxesTeams at McLeod Park participate in the City of Florence Little League.
Teams at McLeod Park participate in the City of Florence Little League.
CITY OF FLORENCE PARKS RULES AND REGULATIONS
- The parks open one (1) hour before sunrise and close one (1) hour after sunset, except for lighted events.
- Skateboarding is NOT allowed except at the Skate Park located at McLeod Park.
- Pets are NOT ALLOWED in Community Centers. Service Animals ARE ALLOWED. Animals designated as Therapy pets ARE NOT ALLOWED. Pets are allowed in general park areas and must be on a leash at all times. Please clean up after your pet. For your convenience, pet waste stations are provided at various park locations.
- Alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs will NOT be tolerated in any park or community center.
- Except for law enforcement personnel, firearms and weapons are NOT allowed in any park or facility.
- Fireworks are NOT allowed in any park or facility except when specifically authorized by special permit.
- Self-contained grills are allowed in the park or facility, provided they are kept at least 12” off the ground. The resulting coals and grease must be removed from the park.
- The parks are designed to accommodate foot and bicycle traffic only. Bicyclers may be required to walk their bikes when large events are in progress and/or to ride in designated areas, AS DIRECTED BY EVENT OFFICIALS.
- Motorized vehicles, including motorcycles and four-wheelers, may park on-street or in designated parking areas. Except for maintenance crews and emergencies, all other vehicles must receive permission to enter the park for loading/unloading purposes. If approved, vehicles must be removed to a designated parking area before event begins.
- No inflatable of any type are allowed on the premises of any of the parks.
- No glitter, confetti, or similar items are allowed on the premises of any of the parks.
- Specific areas or amenities in the park can be reserved upon approval of a formal request submitted to and approved by the Parks & Recreation Department staff. The City Manager or his designee is authorized to issue permits allowing the possession, sale, service, consumption, and distribution of beer and wine at special events.
