• Town of Zionsville
  • Town of Zionsville
  • Town of Zionsville
  • Town of Zionsville
  • Town of Zionsville

Public Parks

Zionsville Parks Department Map American Legion Trail Crossing Jennings Field Nancy Burton Park Dave Brown Rail Trail Wetland Area Dave Brown Rail Trail Carter Station Tennis Courts and Playground Starkey Nature Park Village Corner Lincoln Park Zionsville Rail Trail Creekside Nature Park Elm Street Green Mulberry Fields Zion Nature Sanctuary Turkey Foot Park Town Hall Park Zion Nature Center Lions Park Azionaqua Swim Club Zionsville Golf Course

19) Zionsville Golf Course

No place is more conveniently located for a game of golf than this public,
nine-hole facility. Located just north of the village, this par 36,
3,000-yard course offers a challenge for players of all skill levels.
Leagues and lessons are offered for men, women, and children. Family and
company outings are welcome.

Tee times are available seven days a week.
For more information, call 317-873-4218 or visit www.ZionsvilleGolfCourse.com



18) Azionaqua Swim Club

The Azionaqua Swim Club features a full-size pool and a junior/baby pool
filled with clean, cool water. Enjoy both pools by becoming a member. For
information, call 317-873-3913 in the summer and 317-769-5645 all year
round.



17) Lions Park

The Zionsville Lions Club operates this 18-acre recreational facility. The
park consists of seven baseball and softball diamonds are lighted sand
volleyball court, an enclosed shelter house, a covered picnic facility, a
gazebo, and the Lions Club Community Building.



16) Wetland Area

In 2001 Robert Carter donated nearly 20 acres of wetlands. The completed
park will include a parking lot and a boardwalk pathway through the wetland,
which will connect to the Zionsville Rail Trail.

OTHER RECREATIONAL AREAS:



15) Village Corner

This 1,400 square foot pocket park is at the corner of Cedar and Main
Streets, in the center of downtown Zionsville. Established in 2001, it is a
restful bit of greenspace with benches and plantings. The park also
includes a street clock with carillon and an historical marker.



14) Town Hall Park

This park offers easy access to the Zionsville Rail Trail and is located
behind Zionsville Town Hall at 1100 West Oak Street. A shelter house is
located on the property.



13) Zion Nature Center

Located at 690 Beech Street, the facility is leased from Zionsville Community Schools. The facility offers nature programs and exhibits. For more information, call 317-873-8950. Hours of operation: Saturday 10 a.m.­5 p.m. and Sunday Noon ­5 p.m. Admission is free. http://www.zionsville-in.gov/zion-nature-center/


12) Turkey Foot Park

This nature park consists of 23 forested acres. Robert Carter donated 16
acres in 1995 and seven acres were donated by LEFBO in 2001. The nature park
has a footbridge over Eagle Creek, hiking trails, paved parking area, and pathway
connection to Red Bud Lane (2010).



11) Zion Nature Sanctuary

In 2001, Zionsville Community Schools donated this10-acre property, located
behind Eagle Elementary School. The park, developed in part with a $200,000
grant from the Land & Water Conservation Fund, offers nature trails, wooded
areas, flood plain areas, and an outdoor classroom.



10) Carter Station

Robert Carter donated this eight-acre property in 1999. The park is adjacent
to the Zionsville Rail Trail and offers paved pathways.