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The Crawfordsville Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide quality park and recreation facilities and services in an effort to meet the leisure needs of citizens.
- Parks & Facilities
Parks & Facilities. To ensure that everyone can enjoy the...
- Facilities • Milligan Park
The largest of the city's parks, Milligan Park comprises 40...
- Facilities • Frances Wooden Park
The park renovation features information about the history...
- DNR: State Parks: Shades State Park
Located about 17 miles southwest of Crawfordsville (off S.R....
- Parks & Facilities
Parks & Facilities. To ensure that everyone can enjoy the parks safely, the following rules are enforced by city ordinance: Generally, parks are open dawn to dusk with the exception of organized events such as softball games and other special events, conducted with proper lighting.
The largest of the city's parks, Milligan Park comprises 40 acres. Features include: Welliever Softball Field and Baldwin Baseball Field are also located in Milligan Park. The picnic shelters, ball diamonds, and swimming pool are all available for private rental. This park is open from dawn to dusk.
2024 Milligan Park Pool Hours. The pool will be open seven days a week from May 30th - August 6th this year. Regular hours are noon - 6 pm. In addition, the pool will stay open from 6 pm - 8 pm on Wednesdays.
6 days ago · The park renovation features information about the history of the site with six bench plaques noting important dates in addition to the historic marker. This park is on N Grant Avenue and features an ADA-accessible playground and picnic area.
Located about 17 miles southwest of Crawfordsville (off S.R. 47), it is a favorite for hikers and canoeists. The beautiful sandstone cliffs overlooking Sugar Creek and numerous shady ravines provide the backdrop for your journey through this nature lover's paradise.
Nestled along State Road 47 southwest of Crawfordsville, the park offers the chance to explore deep, sandstone ravines, walk along stands of aged forests, and enjoy the scenic views along Sugar Creek.
