Incident Overview
A pilot reported that during the landing rollout, a wind gust prompted a fear of a groundloop, leading to an immediate go-around. The pilot added full engine power, but the airplane did not attain sufficient altitude to clear hangars at the departure end of the runway. To gain altitude, the pilot turned right, intending to climb over an adjacent highway.
Sequence of Events
The turn placed the airplane on a path where its tail struck a baseball backstop. Following the impact, the airplane hit the ground, bounced onto the highway, and eventually came to a stop in a community park located on the far side of the road.
Witness Observations
Witnesses reported observing the airplane execute a go-around, after which it continued drifting in a nose-high attitude until it stalled. The stall preceded the aircraft's descent and subsequent impacts.
Conclusion
The incident involved a go-around initiated due to a wind gust, loss of altitude control, and collision with ground structures before the airplane came to rest in a park. No further details regarding aircraft type, registration, date, injuries, or weather characterization were provided in the source.