Hover Acres Park - 1361
Charles Drive
Hover Acres Park is named after
Charles Lewis Hover (1867-1955), who moved to
Longmont
in 1902, with his wife Katherine and daughter Beatrice. In 1914, he built
a spacious home on his farm near what was then a quiet country lane. A prominent
businessman in Denver, Colorado Springs, and then Longmont, Hover served as
president of many local, county and state organizations, such as the Colorado
Farm Congress and the Council of Defense (World War I). Hover Acres Park sits
on the south end of the Longmont Supply Greenway and offers a number of amenities
on 9.2 acres.
The
shelter is available to reserve
for a $35.00 fee for resident and $44.00 for non-resident.
Dogs allowed on leash, please pick
up
after
your pet.
Amenities:
- Basketball Courts - 1

- Tennis Courts - 2
- Volleyball Courts - 2
- Multi-use field
- Picnic with BBQ pit
- Playground
- Shelter -1

- Parking spaces - 32
- Restrooms
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