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Zebulon Regional Sports Complex

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Douglas County and Sterling Ranch intend to partner with private industry to build a mega sports complex, called Zebulon, that is proposed to include spaces for basketball, baseball/softball, volleyball, football, soccer and hockey, while preserving a 104-acre wildlife corridor.

The development would be in Northwest Douglas County and is intended to include different athletic facilities to meet the recreational sports needs of the County’s residents in alignment with the Investment and Public Engagement Strategy for the Parks, Trails, Historic Resources and Open Space Fund. The proposed site is 4 miles south of C-470, offering connectivity and accessibility.

With the concept introduced to the public, design and budgeting are next.  With the design, the full cost, currently estimated between $60 million and $70 million, will be known.

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Community Engagement Process

Douglas County is committed to transparency and collaboration as this multi-use sports complex project is defined.

As the first step, the Board of Douglas County Commissioners met with over 10 key stakeholders on Feb. 24, including local municipalities, HOAs, sport organizations and developers. During this meeting, community leaders discussed location, land use, funding, and potential partners that meet the needs of the community and surrounding regions. Meetings like this one are open to the public and notified weekly via the Commissioners’ weekly schedule.

A Live Town Hall was hosted on April 14. Watch a recording.

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