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Calvary Chapel Parkland Nears Construction Stage on New Location
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Calvary Chapel Parkland Breaks Ground Soon on New Permanent Campus at Loxahatchee & University

Calvary Chapel Parkland is nearing the groundbreaking phase for its new permanent campus, set to serve the communities of Parkland and Coral Springs. The church is moving from its current location at Somerset Parkland Academy to a new dedicated space at Loxahatchee Road and University Drive.

10/04/2026 · Parkland edition

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Calvary Chapel Parkland is moving closer to breaking ground on its new permanent campus, a development set to expand its reach and facilities for residents in Parkland and Coral Springs. The church currently holds its services at Somerset Parkland Academy, but the new location will provide a dedicated space for its growing congregation and community programs.

The new campus will be strategically located at the intersection of Loxahatchee Road and University Drive. This central position aims to make the church more accessible to a wider segment of the community, fostering greater engagement and participation in its various ministries.

Future plans for the campus include a main sanctuary, dedicated children's facilities, and administrative offices. These additions are designed to enhance the church's capacity to offer expanded services and outreach programs, catering to the spiritual and communal needs of families and individuals.

The church anticipates providing updates on the construction progress and opportunities for community involvement in the near future. This project represents a significant step for Calvary Chapel Parkland in solidifying its presence and impact within the local area.

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