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Chances are you've heard of this 150-acre park located in Noblesville, Indiana - after all, it's one of Hamilton County's oldest parks, dating back to 1925. There are plenty of things to do for families at Forest Park, including a miniature golf course, playground and pool. Explore the amenities and you'll see why it's a popular park in Hamilton County, Indiana.
Where is Forest Park?
Forest Park is located at 701 Cicero Road, north of State Road 32 on IN-19/Cicero Road. It's a quick walk or drive to the Historic Noblesville Square, with plenty of places to eat and shop.
Things to Do in Forest Park
It’s easy to spend a few hours exploring Forest Park and the surrounding area. Play a round of golf at the Forest Park Golf Course, a 9-hole course spanning 55 acres. Fun fact: this is Hamilton County’s first golf course, established in 1927.
Children can play putt-putt on the “Tom Thumb” miniature golf course, ride the historic “Little Beauty” Carousel or play on the playground equipment.
Forest Park is ideal for social gatherings, with picnic areas, shelters with grills and volleyball sand courts, horseshoe pits, and the Forest Park Inn banquet facility, which can also host weddings.
The park also has baseball fields, tennis courts, and a skate park. Take a dip in the pool at the Forest Park Aquatic Center, featuring a heated 50-meter Olympic-size pool with 10 lanes and a water slide. There’s even a separate diving pool with one and three-meter diving boards. This is where Olympic diver David Boudia trained when he grew up in Noblesville.
Take a walk or ride your bike on the River Greenway Trail which runs through the park. It connects south to downtown Noblesville and the Historic Noblesville Square and north to Potter’s Bridge Park.
Near Forest Park
Make a day of it in Noblesville and visit Federal Hill Commons park with a playground for kids, the White River for kayaking, canoeing or tubing with White River Canoe Company, or shopping and dining at local favorites like Logan Village Mall or Rosie’s Place.
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