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Jul 11, 2022 · Date night, afternoon with friends or family, or just hanging by yourself? A picnic should be on your summer bucket list — especially now that it’s National Picnic Month. We’ve rounded up six picnic spots that will make your meal a walk in the park — All locations are open sunrise-sunset + admission is free unless stated otherwise.
- Grassy Creek Regional Park
- Commons Park
- Glenns Valley
- Perry Park Ice Rink
- Eagle's Crest Nature Preserve
- Honorable Mention
This eastside treasure is one of the largest city parks at 175 acres. Located on the far eastside near 30th Street and German Church Road, Grassy Creek features picnic shelters, a open field and a splash pad. “But what a lot of folks don’t know is there’s also miles of trails and wetlands sort of on the north end of the park,” said Broadfoot, who h...
This park off of East New York Street was once the site of a clubhouse for the Outlaws motorcycle gang. Back in 2012, then-U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett went after the gang, resulting in15 club members convicted on charges including drug trafficking and extortion. In a twist of fate, six years later Hogsettreturned to the site as mayor to celebrate the...
This 27-acre park on the near southside was one of Broadfoot's personal favorites during the pandemic. When other parks were packed with people looking to get out during the pandemic lockdown, Broadfoot would take her dog to this spot on Bluff Road in the city's southside. "It is a beautiful sort of hillside park with great trails," she said. "It's...
There's more than just green space in the Indy Parks portfolio. The ice skating rink at Perry Park is quite active, said Broadfoot, with various leagues and programs. Admission is $5 for children and $6 for adults. Skate rentals are $3. Skating season typically starts around Labor Day and ends in late April. Address:451 E. Stop 11 Road, Indianapoli...
This hidden nature preserve is tucked away at the ever-popular Eagle Creek Park. But don't go into either of the park's major north and south entrances off 71st Street or 56th Street. Instead, venture into the northwest side of the park off Fishback Road. Google Maps should be able to direct you. The state nature preserve is within the city's Eagle...
Broadfoot has one last gem to highlight, and that is the Indy Parks staff. "They are the most community-minded, fun and service-oriented people I've ever known," she said, "and they're the ones that are making it happen out in communities." Staff helped serve meals during the pandemic, opened pools and developed safe programming, she said. "They're...
- Amelia Pak-Harvey
- City Reporter
Top 10 Best Picnic Spots in Indianapolis, IN - September 2024 - Yelp - The Sky Farm At Eskenazi Health, Highland Park, Garfield Park Conservatory and Sunken Gardens, Holliday Park, Potter's Bridge Park, Coxhall Gardens, Newfields, Indianapolis Canal Walk, George E Kessler Park, White River State Park
Top 10 Best picnic areas Near Indianapolis, Indiana. 1. Kawachinagano Japanese Garden. “I wish the city of Carmel expanded it a bit, however. Great picnic spot for a peaceful time!” more. 2. Garfield Park Conservatory and Sunken Gardens. 3. Friendship Gardens.
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Find the best Parks with picnic spots in Indianapolis, IN, United States - Get contact details, reviews, opening hours, photos and map directions - Pioneer Park; Riverside Park; Bowman Park; Dan Wakefield Park; Bertha Ross Park; Stacy Park; Tarkington Park; Ellenberger Park; Washington Park; Irving Circle Park; Wildwood Park; Wes Montgomery ...
Top 10 Best Parks for Picnics in Indianapolis, IN - June 2024 - Yelp - White River State Park, Canterbury Park, Potter's Bridge Park, Friendship Gardens, Kawachinagano Japanese Garden, Newfields, Broad Ripple Park, Marott Park, Highland Park, Eagle Creek Park
