Bailey’s Sports
Complex
Built for Central Oregon Families
Bailey’s Sports is growing into a true multi-sport destination — developed in two exciting phases to meet the rising demand for youth sports in our community. From beginner gymnasts to elite action-sports athletes, this campus is designed to grow with your family.
Together, Phase 1 & 2 will create the largest, most diverse multi-sport and action-sports complex in Central Oregon.
Two Phases. One Campus.
Phase 1
Phase 1 delivers a purpose-built expansion for Central Oregon Gymnastics Academy with dedicated zones for gymnastics, tumbling, cheer, volleyball, aerial, tricking, preschool movement, fitness, and adaptive programming. Alongside it opens the brand-new Truckstop Skatepark — a year-round indoor home for scooter, skateboard, and BMX with foam pits, resi-mats, ramps, and rails.
Phase 2
Phase 2 adds a dedicated indoor action-sports building immediately adjacent to the new Bailey’s gym. Designed with internationally recognized skatepark designer Dug Ketterman — the engineer behind Olympic and X Games parks — the space blends a modern skatepark with a dedicated Ninja training area, ready for regional and national competitions.
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Phase 1 opens this winter! Download our digital brochure or reach out for the latest on construction progress and program registration.
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Latest Development Updates
Follow the build from the ground up. Here is the latest on Phase 1, Phase 2, and what opens next at the new Bailey’s Sports Complex.
The building is fully enclosed and the work has moved indoors: insulation, ductwork, lighting, and a lobby that is starting to come together.
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The exterior wall panels are nearly finished, which means Phase 1 is closing in and still on track to open this winter.
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The new multi-sport facility at 63330 N Highway 97 officially opens this winter. Here is the full plan, step by step.
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Foundation prep, rebar, structural steel and large-scale site work: a look at how quickly the campus took shape.
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What exactly is being built, and when? A breakdown of the two-phase campus plan for Central Oregon families.
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