The idea behind Village Green first took shape over 20 years ago as part of the 2003 Loma Vista Specific Plan. The neighborhood is now home to thousands of residents.

Developers fees funded the $8 million Village Green, which began construction in 2022.

Real estate experts tell GV Wire that in addition to providing nearby residents with an amenity, the new park will enhance the value of homes there by tens of thousands of dollars.

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Park Envisioned as a Community Hub

Village Green, city officials said, “is the first park of its kind in Clovis” and is envisioned as a new community hub. It features an amphitheater, clock tower, food truck spaces, a water feature, open grass areas, trellises, evening lighting, walking paths, bike racks, restrooms, drinking fountains, and several seating areas.

“We are sincerely looking forward to cutting the ribbon on this long-awaited community space and welcoming our residents to enjoy all that Village Green has to offer,” said Renee Mathis, director of planning and development for Clovis.

“Village Green represents our commitment to continuing to provide new opportunities for recreation and connection as Clovis grows, and we would like to invite all in our community to come celebrate the opening of this special new space with us.”