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Indiana Park & Recreation Association Mailing Address: 107 Logan St. Noblesville, IN 46060 Phone: (317) 219-5272 Mailing Address: 107 Logan Street, Noblesville, IN 46060

Join us today at 11:00 am ET to discuss Storm and Flooding Response, as we come together to discuss the impact of the re...
08/24/2026

Join us today at 11:00 am ET to discuss Storm and Flooding Response, as we come together to discuss the impact of the recent storms and unprecedented flooding. This will be an opportunity to connect with fellow park and recreation professionals, share experiences and resources, and discuss next steps as our communities respond and recover.

Get the link to join: https://www.inpra.org/event-calendar #!event/2026/8/24/virtual-town-hall-storm-flooding-response

Many communities are still working through recovery after the recent storms and flooding, and volunteers have stepped fo...
08/18/2026

Many communities are still working through recovery after the recent storms and flooding, and volunteers have stepped forward asking how they can help. If your playground was impacted, IPRA has corporate partners who are Certified Playground Safety Inspectors and available to assess equipment and safety surfacing.

If your department needs additional volunteer support for cleanup or other recovery projects, we’re here to connect you with available resources.

To request a playground inspection or other assistance, please contact IPRA Executive Director Lisa Nye at [email protected].

Our parks community is a remarkably strong and resilient group of people, and we’ve come through challenging times toget...
08/17/2026

Our parks community is a remarkably strong and resilient group of people, and we’ve come through challenging times together before. We will do so again. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the recent storms and flooding, and we know this moment can feel heavy — but brighter days are ahead.

Please reach out if we can offer any support or assistance in the days to come.

Sincerely,

Indiana Parks and Recreation Association Board of Directors
Indiana Parks and Recreation Foundation Board of Directors
Lisa Nye, Rob Nagel, and Marcy Borden

Indiana Parks & Recreation Association is looking for a few good interns! Join us as an Events and Business Development ...
07/27/2026

Indiana Parks & Recreation Association is looking for a few good interns! Join us as an Events and Business Development Intern (Fall 2026). IPRA is looking for interns who can focus on one or more of the following areas: business management, research, development, event planning and marketing.

Read more about the opportunity and get your application in:

Check out this opportunity on Work and Learn Indiana. - Events Intern and Business Development (Fall 2026)

Fun Fact: Covering 128 acres on Indianapolis's near-south side, Garfield Park is the city’s oldest park, originally open...
07/17/2026

Fun Fact: Covering 128 acres on Indianapolis's near-south side, Garfield Park is the city’s oldest park, originally opening in 1876 as Southern Park. It was renamed after the assassination of President James A. Garfield and features a tropical conservatory, European-style sunken gardens, and the historic MacAllister Amphitheater. Have you visited Garfield Park yet?⛲🌳

Play fuels creativity, joy, and lifelong memories. Celebrate the power of play in your local Indiana park today 🌞🎾
07/15/2026

Play fuels creativity, joy, and lifelong memories. Celebrate the power of play in your local Indiana park today 🌞🎾

Fun Fact: The Monon Community Center in Carmel, Indiana is a massive 146,000-square-foot facility. It features a 5,400-s...
07/10/2026

Fun Fact: The Monon Community Center in Carmel, Indiana is a massive 146,000-square-foot facility. It features a 5,400-square-foot indoor playground, an indoor track where 8 laps equal a mile, and an outdoor waterpark that operates Memorial Day through Labor Day. Have you ever been to the Monon Community Center?⛱️🌞 🌊

Fun Fact: Brookside Park is one of Indianapolis's oldest urban parks, established in 1898. It spans over 108 acres and w...
07/03/2026

Fun Fact: Brookside Park is one of Indianapolis's oldest urban parks, established in 1898. It spans over 108 acres and was developed as part of a larger Park and Boulevard System by urban planner George Edward Kessler. Have you ever visited Broad Ripple Park?🌳🌻

🎉 July is Parks and Recreation Month!  All month long, we’re celebrating the incredible Indiana parks and recreation pro...
07/01/2026

🎉 July is Parks and Recreation Month!

All month long, we’re celebrating the incredible Indiana parks and recreation professionals who power healthier, happier, more connected communities. Indiana thrives when we have places to play, gather, and grow.

Did you know Flat Fork Creek Park in Fishers is home to Hamilton County’s tallest point? The park features a 60‑foot man...
06/05/2026

Did you know Flat Fork Creek Park in Fishers is home to Hamilton County’s tallest point? The park features a 60‑foot manmade sledding hill and 60 acres of beautiful trails designed for immersive nature exploration. A perfect spot for adventure in every season.

Flat Fork Creek Park:
16141 E 101st St
Fishers, IN 46040

Learn more by visiting: https://fishersparks.com/

Address

107 Logan Street
Noblesville, IN
46060

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

(317) 219-5272

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