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Eagle Creek Park features more than 1,400 acres of water and 3,900 acres of forest. It offers a wide variety of activities just minutes from downtown. Visitors enjoy fishing, boating, hiking, and more. Every visit to Eagle Creek Park provides a chance to catch a glimpse of a bald eagle.
Eagle Creek Park consists of 3,900 acres of woods, meadows and ponds, and 1,300 acres of reservoir — a great resource for both wildlife and recreation. Bridging a Gap Indianapolis provides only $24 per resident for parks and recreation, whereas most cities of our size spends roughly $89!
Eagle Creek Park is the largest park in Indianapolis, and one of the largest municipal parks in the United States. It is located at 7840 W. 56th Street in Indianapolis, Indiana and covers approximately 1,400 acres (5.7 km 2) of water and 3,900 acres (16 km 2) of land.
One of the nation's largest city parks, Eagle Creek Park covers over 3,900 acres of land on the northwest side of town. As the park's trails beckon to hikers and birders, its 1,400-acre lake--a frequent host of U.S. Rowing's National Championship--welcomes fishermen and sailors.
- 7840 W. 56th St, Indianapolis, 46254
- (317) 327-7110
Eagle Creek Park Foundation needs your help! And it only takes an extra $35. For critical improvements to the park – things like our recently completed West Side Trail, the new Carlsen Aviary at the Ornithology Center, and other features that visitors love, we have a Foundation Membership annual pass that’s only $35 more than the Indy Parks ...
Looking for a sky-high adventure in Eagle Creek Park? Check out Go Ape’s 2–3 hour treetop adventure course, named by USA Today for having one of the nation’s top 10 zip lines in the United States! The course includes 5 zip lines, but is also made up of challenging rope ladders, 2 tarzan swings, and 39 crossings.
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