Zionsville Parks & Recreation

Over 700 acres of preserved natural beauty, trails, and active spaces.

About the Park System

Zionsville boasts an extensive park system that seamlessly blends natural conservation with modern recreational facilities. The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles and community engagement.

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Major Parks & Highlights

Mulberry Fields Park

9645 Whitestown Road

A 38-acre hub featuring a popular splash pad, skate park, pickleball courts, multi-use athletic fields, and paved paths. Connects directly to the Big-4 Rail Trail.

Starkey Nature Park

667 Sugarbush Drive

One of Zionsville's largest parks (80 acres), offering breathtaking scenic beauty along Eagle Creek. Ideal for hiking, photography, and nature study.

Heritage Trail Park

4050 S 875 E

Home to the 3.5-acre Heritage Trail Dog Park, community garden plots, basketball and pickleball courts, and a modern playground.

Overley-Worman Park

6040 Godello Circle

An active recreation destination offering dedicated mountain biking trails, a disc golf course, playgrounds, and a fishing pier.

Elm Street Green

165 N Elm Street

A unique park featuring an adventure play space, a StoryWalk, trails, and a kayak/canoe launch directly onto Eagle Creek.

Lions Park

11053 Sycamore Street

Managed by the Zionsville Lions Club, this park is the town's historic center for youth sports, featuring numerous baseball and softball diamonds.

Trails & Facilities
Big-4 Rail Trail

A 5+ mile paved trail that runs through Zionsville, forming the spine of the town's 20+ mile interconnected pathway network. Perfect for cycling, running, and walking.

Zionsville Nature Center

250 N 5th Street

Offers immersive environmental education programs, interactive exhibits, and family activities throughout the year.

Future Developments
Carpenter Nature Preserve

601 S 900 E

Currently in development, this 215-acre former golf course (Wolf Run) is set to become Zionsville's largest nature preserve. Phase I is anticipated to open in late 2025 or early 2026.