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

The five-acre park has a picnic shelter that can be reserved. Also found at Spangler park are restrooms, a playground, multi-purpose fields and a sand volleyball court. 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.

For more information or to reserve a shelter at this park, contact Parks, Open Space & Trails

History

Named after D.W. Spangler (1869-1959), who settled in the St. Vrain Valley in 1889, Spangler Park straddles Spring Gulch. D.W. Spangler moved west from Kansas when he contracted tuberculosis while studying at Morrill Normal College. He worked in the Webster Nursery and later taught school in Longmont. An influential and highly respected educator, Spangler taught at the high school for 43 years. In addition, he operated his own nursery, raised bees, and became involved in church and civic affairs. His son, Keith Spangler, was the City Clerk for many years. Longmont Christian School, located northwest of the park, was formerly Spangler Elementary School.