Sports park chairman Rex Graham described the year as phenomenal and sensational.
"Every year gets better but this has been the biggest by far."
Mr Graham said he was delighted that the park was being used by such a variety of organisations.
Alongside Te Matatini and the Colgate Games, the park has already hosted the Potts Classic, Waitangi Day celebrations, Relay for Life, Mitre Ten Mega Tough Kids Challenge and the Festival of Hockey.
The latest event - the Hastings Super Six sports tournament - which had 28 schools from Hawke's Bay and beyond, will be closely followed by the start of the netball, hockey and football seasons.
Mr Mackintosh said about 5000 players and spectators will attend the park every Saturday during the winter season.
"Every time I go there there is a new school or club training, it is great and I only expect this momentum to pick up with Sir Graeme Avery's intentions," Mr Graham said.
Sir Graeme has planned to build a community health, fitness and recreation centre of excellence at the park which could be opened to the public by the end of next year.
The campaign was launched in October last year and the first stage of development features a large recreation and sports hall with a sport climbing wall, a community health and fitness gym, health tutorial rooms, a strength conditioning gym, tenanted offices, sport science and sport medicine facilities, a cafe, a skateboard training facility and an accommodation lodge.
The second stage of development, which will come later, includes an Olympic swimming pool.
Mr Graham said they hoped to integrate Sir Graeme's strategy with their strategy having two spirits in the same wire.
"If all the fundraising is successful the integration of health and sport will add a whole new dimension to the park."
Mr Mackintosh said the park was already developing a strong reputation among the community and those from outside Hawke's Bay.
"We often survey those who attend large events and the park regularly ranks highly, especially among those from outside Hawke's Bay."
"We have ample parking, great facilities and a Te Mata Peak backdrop. These are things you do not get in the larger centres."