Is the Guy Davis Field / 10th Street Track Open for Running?

Updated

Yes. According to Treasure Coast Running (tcrunning.org), the Guy Davis Field / 10th Street Track reopened on Monday, August 3 following scheduled facility maintenance, and it is now open for regular use and activities. That makes it a usable option again if you are planning track workouts on the Treasure Coast.

What the Site Says

The club's "Upcoming Events & News" section carries the notice directly:

  • Status: Reopened Monday, August 3
  • Reason for closure: Scheduled facility maintenance
  • Current access: Open for regular use and activities

The announcement also thanks users for their patience during the temporary closure. No hours, entry fees, or access rules are listed in the notice, so treat the reopening as confirmed but check locally for day-to-day conditions.

Who This Matters For

Track workouts are typically used for interval sessions, pace work, and speed endurance — the kind of training that is hard to replicate on roads or sidewalks. If you are following a 5K or half marathon plan, a reopened track gives you a measured, traffic-free surface for repeat work.

The club positions itself as a home base for runners of all levels, from first-timers to people chasing a PR, so the track notice fits its broader training focus rather than being a one-off update.

Practical Checks Before You Go

The site confirms the reopening but not the details that affect a session. Before heading out, confirm:

  1. Current hours — public tracks often follow school or parks schedules that change seasonally.
  2. Public access windows — the facility may be shared with school teams or reserved at certain times.
  3. Surface and lane rules — which lanes are open for general running versus team use.
  4. Parking and entry point — where you actually get onto the track.

A quick call to the facility or a check with the club is the reliable way to confirm these, since the announcement does not cover them.

If the Track Is Unavailable

Treasure Coast Running also lists weekly group runs, race meetups, and social gatherings along the Treasure Coast, from Hobe Sound to Vero, open to walkers, joggers, stroller pushers, and faster runners. If the track turns out to be closed when you arrive, a group run or a road route is a workable substitute for an easy or tempo day — though not for precise interval work.

For track-specific sessions, the reopening notice is the current signal: the facility is back in regular use as of August 3.