Spanos Park - possibly the most ambitious development of A. G. Spanos Companies - is a one billion-dollar subdivision on approximately 3,000 acres, situated on the northern edge of Stockton, California.

Spanos Park will hold 2,800 single family homes, several lakes, three elementary schools, two middle schools, a high school, parks and recreation centers, multi-housing units, church sites, executive office campus, a tot lot, bike paths and many other amenities which will add to the quality of life for residents.

With Spanos Park East completed, the company is now focused on Spanos Park West. Here the development is designed to provide a balanced "live and work" environment of residential and commercial uses showcased by a state-of-the-art high technology park. Spanos Park West will consist of 1.9 million square feet of office/business park space and more than 1,100 single family homes.

In 1999 The Reserve at Spanos Park opened its doors to golfers. The Reserve is a par-72, 7,000-yard course designed by golf course architect Andy Raugust. The Reserve is the centerpiece of Spanos Park, with a 12-acre practice facility, a 6,500-square foot clubhouse, restaurant and snack bar, banquet facilities tournament pavilion and a clubhouse verandah overlooking the 18th green. Water hazards, fast-breaking greens and strategically placed bunkers make this course a challenge for golfers of all handicaps