Best Green Indoor Park In Indianapolis Near Me

4worldlovers:
Eagle Creek Park features more than 1,400 acres of water and 3,900 acres of forest. It offers a wide variety of activities just minutes from downtown. Visitors enjoy fishing, boating, hiking, and more. You may even catch a glimpse of a bald eagle.

The park is supported by the Eagle Creek Park Foundation. Visit the foundation’s website to learn about efforts to protect and improve the park for current and future generations.

View the Eagle Creek Park history booklet for a brief history of the land and the people that occupied it.

Eagle Creek Park is turning 50 this year! To learn more about our 50th Anniversary programs, events, and challenges please visit Eagle Creek Park 50th Anniversary

You must pay a fee to enter and use the park. The fees are listed below. Annual passes can be purchased online.

Generally, the park is open from dawn to dusk. Hours vary depending on the month:

From hiking to ziplining, Eagle Creek Park offers a variety of fun activities.

See the list of facilities below to find more information about park activities.

Eagle Creek Dog Park (Gordon Gilmer Canine Companion Zone) 317-327-7110

If you would like to rent an indoor facility, consider Eagle's Crest and Eagle's Hideaway – great options for weddings, showers, reunions, and more. 317-327-7193

Eagle Creek Park offers a variety of programs and events for everyone to enjoy. For complete details, click on the links below:

Keep dogs leashed at all times except at the canine companion zone.

Boats must be between 8 ft. and 26 ft. with motors no greater than 10 hp.

Launch canoes and kayaks from the old boat ramp by the Earth Discovery Center or the public launch at the back of the Marina parking lot.

Teaching classes in the park for a fee requires a vendor fee and agreement. Check with the park office or park manager for more details.

Alcoholic beverages, loud music, ground fires, littering, hunting and trapping, firewood gathering, off-road biking, drones, and watercraft of any kind in the waterfowl sanctuary are not allowed at any time.

For questions, contact the park office or staff using the information below:

Charlie Elliott, park manager (Admin Office, Bark Park, Boat Ramp, Gates)

4worldlovers: One of Indianapolis’ oldest parks, Holliday Park is located just six miles north of downtown and encompasses 94-acres of beautiful green space. Visitors can explore the nature center, play on one of the city’s best, hard-to-leave playgrounds, hike more than 3.5 miles of picturesque trails down to the banks of the White River or take a stroll around the one-of-a-kind Holliday Park Ruins.

Admission to Holliday Park and the Nature Center is free! Some classes and programs have fees.

4worldlovers: Whether you attend Traders Point Christian Church or are just dropping by to help your kids burn off some energy, we’re glad you’re here. Please check in at the desk when you arrive, and we’ll point you in the right direction.

The Park is free, but does require a few things before you enter.

If you would like to save time during your first visit, pre-register below.

Note: The Park experiences full occupancy regularly, your pre-registration does not reserve your space in the park or in line. Wait times may vary.

The Park has two main play spaces. One for ages three and below and another more prominent area for older kids to have fun.

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to bring snacks, friends, or work with them while their kids play! Picnic tables have been placed all around The Park for you with reliable wifi.