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Race Preview: 2016 Turkey Stuffer (Springfield) FREE ENTRIES!

Posted on October 23, 2016 by Annette Vaughan in 5k, Southern Oregon Running // 0 Comments

Springfield's own Turkey Stuffer will once again be in Lively Park on Thanksgiving morning. This budget-friendly 5K is a win-win for the whole family. Adults are just $15, kids ages 14 and under are free, and after the race you can enjoy the Splash! Swim Center from 9-11:30 A.M. at no charge. Splash! at Lively Park has a wave pool, waterslide, lap pool, spa, kiddie pool, and more. Sounds like a perfect way to start your Thanksgiving!

The 5K Course is flat and winds through a residential neighborhood. This race is presented by the McKenzie Willamette Medical Center and benefits the Willamalane free Summer Playground Program.

Packet pick-up for this event is Tuesday, Nov. 22, 12-7 p.m. and Wednesday, Nov. 23, 12-7 p.m. at Willamalane Center. There will not be a day of race packet pick-up.

Enter to win a free entry here!

Important Information:

  • No day of race registration is available.
  • There is no race day packet pick-up.
  • The deadline to order shirts is Nov. 16
  • No dogs allowed.

Turkey Stuffer Details

Date: Thursday, November 24 (Thanksgiving)

Time: 8:30 A.M.

Location: Lively Park, 6100 Thurston Rd, Springfield

Entry Fees: $15 – adults, not shirt, $30 with long sleeve tech shirt
Kids 14 and under – Free ($15 for shirt)

Race Website: Click Here

About Annette Vaughan (482 Articles)
Annette Vaughan is a runner and personal trainer in Canby, Oregon. She began running at the age of 30 and became hooked after her first race (even though she is a self-proclaimed slow runner.) She enjoys small local races from 5Ks to half-marathons, with a 30K on the books as her longest run ever. She has also become a huge fan of obstacle course races and just can't get enough of them. Annette is a certified personal trainer, who believes in promoting movement since our bodies were designed to move. The more we move, the better we move and function in everyday life.

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