Welcome to the Atwater Park Neighborhood

General Membership Meeting, Tuesday, July 7, 2026

 

There will be a general membership meeting on Tuesday, July 7th at 6 PM to discuss upcoming events, and other important topics in the neighborhood. We will meet at 125 Atwater Road at the home of Greg DeVillier. Please plan to attend if you can.

Use the links below to learn more about the Atwater Park Civic Association

About Atwater Park

Today, Atwater Park remains one of the finest neighborhood in Western Massachusetts and continues to provide its residents with a sense of community and a true neighborhood spirit.

Events & Calendar

Activites are the hallmark Atware Park.  From our Holiday Tree Lighting to our Annual Picnic, the neithborhood always has something to offer for folks of all ages.
 

Membership

Your annual contribution the Atwater Park Civic Association allows us to continue our work to make the neighborhood one of the greatest places to live in Springfield.
 

History

Much of the Atwater Park neighborhood was developed from the 300-acre estate of George Atwater, founder of the Springfield Street Railway. Ten years after his death in 1902, the Atwater heirs hired the Boston firm of Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. to create a plan for a pleasant residential area.

Business Partners

Thanks to our Atwater Park Business Sponsors who help support the work of the APCA throughout the year. Please support our local business through your patronage of these outstanding neighborhood partners.

Stay in Touch

If you see anything that you like in the neighborhood, or would like to suggest something new, please feel free to contact us, so we can work with you to make it happen.  Call or send us an e-mail, and we'll be back in touch as soon as we can.  Please don't hestitate to contact APCA.

Glenwood Circle Shows Off For the 4th of July

Summer kicks off in style.

Glenwood Circle is looking especially festive this week thanks to a recent cleanup effort and the addition of Fourth of July decorations throughout the green space. The refreshed area now offers a welcoming and patriotic touch for neighbors and visitors as the community prepares to celebrate the holiday.

Special thanks go to Colleen Foley, Greg Devillier, and Anton Zamachaj for their hard work getting Glenwood Circle cleaned up, decorated, and ready for the Fourth of July. Their time and effort have helped make this neighborhood green space a more inviting place for everyone to enjoy.

We also extend our appreciation to the City of Springfield Parks Department and their team for their continued work to care for and dress up public green spaces throughout the neighborhood. These efforts help bring pride, beauty, and a strong sense of community to our shared public spaces.

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at ReGreen Springfield!

Cunningham Street Fountain Shows Off With Colorful Flower Display

 

The Cunningham Street H+Fountain is looking beautiful this season, surrounded by colorful early summer flowers that add a bright and welcoming touch to the Atwater Park neighborhood. It has quickly become a special little gathering place and a reminder of how public green spaces can bring beauty, comfort, and pride to a community.

 

Special thanks go to the City of Springfield and to all of the folks who worked so hard to get the fountain installed. We are also grateful to everyone who has helped maintain the fountain and surrounding plantings throughout the year.

If you haven’t visited the Cunningham Street fountain yet, take a walk over, sit on one of the benches, and relax for a minute. That’s exactly why it’s there.

Travel and Directions to Atwater Park

Conveniently located and very accessible, the Atwater Park Neighborhood  is adjacent to Baystate Medical Center, in Springfield, MA.  The neighborhood is located less than one mile from Interstate-91 and is only minutes away from downtown Springfield, Chicopee and West Springfield.

 

Print | Sitemap
© 2021 Atwater Park Civic Association

Springfield, MA 01107 E-mail: info@atwaterpark.org