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Destination Kings Park
Overview
Destination KP is a new $92 million mixed-use sports and commercial complex, covering around 44 acres. It includes outdoor athletic fields, a large indoor sports building, medical offices, retail, a health club, concessions, and more.
Start Date
Construction began in July 2024, following the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency’s (IDA) approval and support announced on July 8, 2024.
Completion Date
No specific completion date has been publicly confirmed as of June 10, 2025. The project is still in the early stages of construction, and timelines may depend on funding, permitting, and construction progress. Updates can be found on the project’s official website.
Location
The development is located at 350 Old Northport Road, Kings Park, NY, on approximately 44.5 acres of land.
Overview
Destination KP is a new $92 million mixed-use sports and commercial complex, covering around 44 acres. It includes outdoor athletic fields, a large indoor sports building, medical offices, retail, a health club, concessions, and more.
Start Date
Construction began in July 2024, following the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency’s (IDA) approval and support announced on July 8, 2024.
Completion Date
No specific completion date has been publicly confirmed as of June 10, 2025. The project is still in the early stages of construction, and timelines may depend on funding, permitting, and construction progress. Updates can be found on the project’s official website.
Location
The development is located at 350 Old Northport Road, Kings Park, NY, on approximately 44.5 acres of land.
Overview
Destination KP is a new $92 million mixed-use sports and commercial complex, covering around 44 acres. It includes outdoor athletic fields, a large indoor sports building, medical offices, retail, a health club, concessions, and more.
Start Date
Construction began in July 2024, following the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency’s (IDA) approval and support announced on July 8, 2024.
Completion Date
No specific completion date has been publicly confirmed as of June 10, 2025. The project is still in the early stages of construction, and timelines may depend on funding, permitting, and construction progress. Updates can be found on the project’s official website.
Location
The development is located at 350 Old Northport Road, Kings Park, NY, on approximately 44.5 acres of land.
Funding Source
$92 million total project cost
Funding includes private investment, a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement from the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency, up to $52 million in tax-exempt bonds, and $17.5 million in taxable bonds for construction
Funding Source
$92 million total project cost
Funding includes private investment, a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement from the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency, up to $52 million in tax-exempt bonds, and $17.5 million in taxable bonds for construction
Funding Source
$92 million total project cost
Funding includes private investment, a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement from the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency, up to $52 million in tax-exempt bonds, and $17.5 million in taxable bonds for construction
Current Status
Most recent updates show fields usage begins spring 2025, indoor by late 2025, and full opening January 2026 . Construction underway under Axis Construction
Next Steps
Complete outdoor fields and open tournaments in Q2 2025
Finish indoor sports building, medical/office space, retail and concessions by late 2025
Begin formal operations, including Agape non‑profit management, medical tenants, and booking tournaments starting early 2026
Project Timeline
December 2024: Groundbreaking
Q2 2025: Outdoor athletic fields open
Q4 2025: Indoor sports facility opens
January 2026: Full complex open to the public
Current Status
Most recent updates show fields usage begins spring 2025, indoor by late 2025, and full opening January 2026 . Construction underway under Axis Construction
Next Steps
Complete outdoor fields and open tournaments in Q2 2025
Finish indoor sports building, medical/office space, retail and concessions by late 2025
Begin formal operations, including Agape non‑profit management, medical tenants, and booking tournaments starting early 2026
Project Timeline
December 2024: Groundbreaking
Q2 2025: Outdoor athletic fields open
Q4 2025: Indoor sports facility opens
January 2026: Full complex open to the public
Current Status
Most recent updates show fields usage begins spring 2025, indoor by late 2025, and full opening January 2026 . Construction underway under Axis Construction
Next Steps
Complete outdoor fields and open tournaments in Q2 2025
Finish indoor sports building, medical/office space, retail and concessions by late 2025
Begin formal operations, including Agape non‑profit management, medical tenants, and booking tournaments starting early 2026
Project Timeline
December 2024: Groundbreaking
Q2 2025: Outdoor athletic fields open
Q4 2025: Indoor sports facility opens
January 2026: Full complex open to the public
Purpose
Youth Recreation: Provide a state-of-the-art sports complex for Long Island youth, especially those facing socio-economic barriers, offering a safe space for organized sports like soccer, basketball, and more. The complex will include six multipurpose outdoor fields, one practice field, and a 63,900-square-foot indoor facility with 10 basketball courts and three indoor fields.
Economic Growth: Create over 100 full-time jobs and stimulate the local economy by attracting visitors and supporting local businesses through retail and medical services.
Tourism Boost: Establish Kings Park as a regional destination for sports tournaments, camps, and medical services, generating steady tax revenue for the community.
Concerns:
Traffic and Infrastructure: Increased visitors may lead to traffic congestion on Old Northport Road and nearby areas.
Environmental Impact: Developing 44.5 acres could affect local ecosystems or green spaces, though no specific environmental concerns have been publicly raised.
Community Disruption: Construction may cause temporary noise, road closures, or other inconveniences.
Economic Balance: Some residents may worry about whether the project prioritizes local needs versus tourism.
Purpose
Youth Recreation: Provide a state-of-the-art sports complex for Long Island youth, especially those facing socio-economic barriers, offering a safe space for organized sports like soccer, basketball, and more. The complex will include six multipurpose outdoor fields, one practice field, and a 63,900-square-foot indoor facility with 10 basketball courts and three indoor fields.
Economic Growth: Create over 100 full-time jobs and stimulate the local economy by attracting visitors and supporting local businesses through retail and medical services.
Tourism Boost: Establish Kings Park as a regional destination for sports tournaments, camps, and medical services, generating steady tax revenue for the community.
Concerns:
Traffic and Infrastructure: Increased visitors may lead to traffic congestion on Old Northport Road and nearby areas.
Environmental Impact: Developing 44.5 acres could affect local ecosystems or green spaces, though no specific environmental concerns have been publicly raised.
Community Disruption: Construction may cause temporary noise, road closures, or other inconveniences.
Economic Balance: Some residents may worry about whether the project prioritizes local needs versus tourism.
Purpose
Youth Recreation: Provide a state-of-the-art sports complex for Long Island youth, especially those facing socio-economic barriers, offering a safe space for organized sports like soccer, basketball, and more. The complex will include six multipurpose outdoor fields, one practice field, and a 63,900-square-foot indoor facility with 10 basketball courts and three indoor fields.
Economic Growth: Create over 100 full-time jobs and stimulate the local economy by attracting visitors and supporting local businesses through retail and medical services.
Tourism Boost: Establish Kings Park as a regional destination for sports tournaments, camps, and medical services, generating steady tax revenue for the community.
Concerns:
Traffic and Infrastructure: Increased visitors may lead to traffic congestion on Old Northport Road and nearby areas.
Environmental Impact: Developing 44.5 acres could affect local ecosystems or green spaces, though no specific environmental concerns have been publicly raised.
Community Disruption: Construction may cause temporary noise, road closures, or other inconveniences.
Economic Balance: Some residents may worry about whether the project prioritizes local needs versus tourism.
Who Does What
Prospect Sports Partners (New York): Leading the construction and development of the commercial and medical center components.
Agape Community Sports Services (San Antonio, Texas): Overseeing the development of the sports facilities, including outdoor fields and the indoor complex.
Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency (IDA): Providing financial incentives and oversight to ensure the project aligns with local economic goals. Kelly Murphy, IDA’s executive director and CEO, is a key advocate for the project’s community benefits.
Town of Smithtown: Involved in planning and zoning approvals, ensuring the project aligns with the Kings Park Downtown Revitalization Master Plan.
Local Planning Committee (LPC): Reviews project proposals and provides community input, with meetings open to the public
Links
Official Project Website: www.destinationkp.com – For updates, project details, and contact information.
Suffolk County IDA: www.suffolkida.org – Information on their role and economic development policies.
Kings Park DRI: www.kingsparkdri.com – Details on the broader Downtown Revitalization Initiative, including community visioning and planning.
TBR News Media: www.tbrnewsmedia.com – Local news source covering DestinationKP updates.
Who Does What
Prospect Sports Partners (New York): Leading the construction and development of the commercial and medical center components.
Agape Community Sports Services (San Antonio, Texas): Overseeing the development of the sports facilities, including outdoor fields and the indoor complex.
Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency (IDA): Providing financial incentives and oversight to ensure the project aligns with local economic goals. Kelly Murphy, IDA’s executive director and CEO, is a key advocate for the project’s community benefits.
Town of Smithtown: Involved in planning and zoning approvals, ensuring the project aligns with the Kings Park Downtown Revitalization Master Plan.
Local Planning Committee (LPC): Reviews project proposals and provides community input, with meetings open to the public
Links
Official Project Website: www.destinationkp.com – For updates, project details, and contact information.
Suffolk County IDA: www.suffolkida.org – Information on their role and economic development policies.
Kings Park DRI: www.kingsparkdri.com – Details on the broader Downtown Revitalization Initiative, including community visioning and planning.
TBR News Media: www.tbrnewsmedia.com – Local news source covering DestinationKP updates.
Who Does What
Prospect Sports Partners (New York): Leading the construction and development of the commercial and medical center components.
Agape Community Sports Services (San Antonio, Texas): Overseeing the development of the sports facilities, including outdoor fields and the indoor complex.
Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency (IDA): Providing financial incentives and oversight to ensure the project aligns with local economic goals. Kelly Murphy, IDA’s executive director and CEO, is a key advocate for the project’s community benefits.
Town of Smithtown: Involved in planning and zoning approvals, ensuring the project aligns with the Kings Park Downtown Revitalization Master Plan.
Local Planning Committee (LPC): Reviews project proposals and provides community input, with meetings open to the public
Links
Official Project Website: www.destinationkp.com – For updates, project details, and contact information.
Suffolk County IDA: www.suffolkida.org – Information on their role and economic development policies.
Kings Park DRI: www.kingsparkdri.com – Details on the broader Downtown Revitalization Initiative, including community visioning and planning.
TBR News Media: www.tbrnewsmedia.com – Local news source covering DestinationKP updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will be included at Destination KP?
Seven outdoor athletic fields, two practice fields, a 64,800-square-foot indoor sports facility, 10 basketball courts, a food court, retail space, a health club, and 100,000 square feet of medical/commercial office space focused on sports medicine.
Who will use the facilities?
The complex is designed for local residents, youth sports leagues, regional tournaments, and visitors from across Long Island and beyond.
How is the project funded?
A: Through a mix of private investment, tax-exempt and taxable bonds, and economic incentives from Suffolk County28.
Who will operate the sports facilities?
Agape Community Sports Services, a nonprofit organization, will run the athletic facilities, with a focus on making sports accessible for underserved youth.
When will the complex open?
Outdoor fields are expected to open by mid-2025, with the full complex open by January 2026.
How will this benefit the community?
It will provide new recreation opportunities, create jobs, support local businesses, and help revitalize the area.
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