Indianapolis Indiana has over 180
parks that are each unique and enjoyable. There are six regional
parks, nineteen community parks, and several neighborhood parks.
STATE PARKS
REGIONAL PARKS
Riverside Park
Riverside Park was
established in 1898. This park serves the needs of large special
events, community and civic meetings, and athletic leagues. There is a
family center with program space, a gymnasium, weight room, large
multi-purpose room, meeting rooms, and a ceramic/craft room. Other
amenities at Riverside Park include a seasonal aquatic center, four football
fields, two outdoor basketball courts, two baseball diamonds, twelve tennis
courts, seven softball diamonds, a horseshoe pit, two playgrounds, a boat
launch to the White River, and six picnic shelters.
2420 East
Riverside Drive, Indianapolis, IN
317-327-7171 (park
office)
Sahm Park
Amenities at Sahm
Park include a playground, corporate pavilion and picnic shelters, four
tennis courts, a basketball and sand volleyball court, frisbee golf 18 hole
course, soccer fields, and a fitness trail. A main focus of this park
is the newly remodeled aquatic center that has a 400,000 gallon pool, a zero
depth area, spray features, slides, and lap lanes. In addition, the
organization, North Side Soccer, serves the youth on the northeast side of
Indianapolis and makes its home at Sahm Park.
6801 E 91st
Street, Indianapolis, IN
317-915-0336 (park
office)
Southeastway Park
Amenities at
Southeastway Park include picnic shelters and areas, biking and hiking
trail, playground, open fields and wooded areas, a pond, and an activity and
education center. The Activity and Education Center is a central focus
at this park and offers several programs such as "Environmental Edventures."
In the fall, the park offers a tractor pulled hayride and an evening
campfire. In addition, on the last Sunday in August, there is an annual
one-day event known as "Bug Fest." This festival allows families to
celebrate insects.
5624 South Carroll
Road, Indianapolis, IN
317-861-5167 (park
office)
Southwestway Park
Southwestway Park
park is the second largest park in Indianapolis, Indiana and is joined with
Cottonwood Lakes and Winding River Golf Course. Amenities at
Southwestway Park include three baseball diamonds, six soccer fields, a
concession stand, picnic shelter, hiking trails, and a playground.
There are plans to add tennis cours, an aquatic center, and additional
shelters.
8400 Mann Road,
Indianapolis, IN
317-327-7379 (park
office)
COMMUNITY PARKS
Bethel Park
Broad Ripple Park
Brookside Park
Christian Park
Douglass Park
Ellenberger Park
Glenns Valley Nature Park
Holliday Park
JTV Hill Park
Krannert Park
Municipal Gardens
Northwestway Park
Perry Park
Post Road Park
Raymond Park/Indy Island
Rhodius Park
Thatcher Park
Washington Park
Watkins Park
Windsor Village Park
NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Acorn Park
Al E. Polin Park
Andrew Ramsey Park
Arsenal Park
Babe Denny Park
Barton Park
Beckwith Memorial Park
Bel Aire Park
Bellamy Park
Bertha Ross Park
Beville Park
Bluff Road Park
Bowman Park
Broadway & 29th Street Park
Broadway and 61st Park
Canterbury Park
Carson Park
Centennial and Groff Park
Chapel Hill Park
Christina Oaks Park
Clayton and LaSalle Park
Denver Park
Doris Cowherd Park
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Park
Dubarry Park
Eagle Highlands Neighborhood
Park
Edna Balz Lacy Park
Eva Talley Park
Faculty Park
Fairview Park
Fall Creek and 16th Park
Fall Creek and 30th Park
Forest Manor Park
Fox Hill Manor
Franklin Township Community
Park
Frank Young Park
Gardner Park
Gateway West Park
German Church and 30th Park
Greene Park
Gustafson Park
Haughville Park
Hawthorne Park
Highland Park
Indianola Park
John Ed Park
Juan Solomon Park
Kelly Park
Lentz Park
Max Bahr Park
McCord Park
Moreland Park
Olin Park
Oscar Charleston Park
Patricia Park
Pride Park
Paul Ruster Park
Ransom Place
Retherford Park
Rev Mozel Sanders Park
Ridenour Park
Robey Park
Roselawn Park
Ross Claypool Park
Sandorf Park
Southside Park
Spades Park
Stout Field
Stringtown Park
Talbot and 29th Park
Tarkington Park
Thompson Park
Tibbs and 21st Park
Tolin-Akeman Park
Virginia Lee O'Brien Park
Wes Montgomery Park
Willard Park
WISH Park
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