Neighborhood Park Hours: 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset

Completed in 2025, this new park is located at 636 Deerwood Drive; south of Ninth Avenue and west of Weld County Road #1. Until now, this area of eastern Longmont was one of oldest sections of the city not served by a neighborhood park.

Welcoming visitors into the park is a 15-foot-tall sculpture of a bugling bull elk standing atop a sculpted rock ledge. Created by Colorado-based steel sculptor Pavia Justinian, the piece was commissioned by Longmont’s Art in Public Places and is now part of their permanent collection.

Features in the park include chess tables, a half basketball court, nature discovery area, an official size bocce court, restrooms, separate playgrounds for ages 2-5 and 5-12, shaded shelters and an 82-foot long zipline.

Visit the Plans, Maps & Reports webpage and click Map of Parks in Longmont to see all parks displayed on an interactive map. Choose from the Amenities dropdown menu to find parks with the amenity you are seeking, such as playground, pool, or picnic area. Dogs allowed on leash, please pick up after your pet.

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