Forsyth County Parks & Recreation has released a draft master plan for Polo Fields Park (6050 Majors Road) for residents and stakeholders to provide feedback. The proposed draft, and an online feedback survey, can be found on the Polo Fields Park webpage here.

Parks & Recreation created the draft master plan for Polo Fields Park incorporating community feedback from the online survey and a public input meeting held in October 2025. An additional public input meeting was held on Wednesday, Jan. 14, where residents and stakeholders could share feedback in person.

"With a highly desirable location, iconic history and active soccer program, serving over 2,200 players on a regular basis, Polo Fields Park was one of the most challenging, yet valuable, properties for Forsyth County to acquire," said Forsyth County District 3 Commissioner Todd Levent ahead of the Oct. 15 public input meeting.

"Having heard from the public at many town hall and HOA meetings over the years, I know there's interest in maintaining the soccer fields, improving a few with turf, adequate parking and exploring some new features like a small amphitheater, tennis/pickleball courts, a dog park, an additional multi-purpose athletic field, a pavilion for events, and a meandering trail with trees."

The finalized draft will then be brought to the Board of Commissioners during a work session meeting for discussion and possible adoption in Spring 2026.

"This park belongs to the community, and your voice matters in shaping its future," said Forsyth County Director of Parks & Recreation Kirk Franz. "Polo Fields Park has so much potential, but the only way we can make it a place that truly fits our families, neighbors and friends is by getting your feedback and engagement on the park's future."

Learn more about the master plan update and vision for the future of Polo Fields Park by listening to an October FoCo Unplugged podcast episode with Forsyth County District 3 Commissioner Todd Levent, Parks & Recreation Director Kirk Franz and County Manager David McKee.

The Polo Fields Park property (6050 Majors Road) consists of approximately 39 acres that the County acquired in the summer of 2022. It is best known for the polo matches hosted there in the 1980's and for the youth soccer program currently held there. The renovation project aims to make improvements to the property, aligning it with the standards of Forsyth County Parks & Recreation to serve the community better. Lose Design has been contracted to lead the development of the master plan design.

In addition to the Polo Fields Park master plan update, Forsyth County Parks & Recreation is also updating its 10-year Master Plan through a multi-phased community and stakeholder engagement process and an online survey, which is available, along with more information, by visiting https://www.forsythco.com/yourparks.

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