Parks & Recreation
The Whitestown Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to connecting parks and people, by providing environmentally friendly outdoor recreation opportunities for citizens of Whitestown and surrounding communities. We strive to build a greener, healthier community for the children of tomorrow.
We have five parks and number of interesting and fun events throughout the year to bring our community together. A number of the parks have shelter rentals for birthday parties, graduations and more.
Contact Us
Parks Department Office
(317) 732-4537
parks@whitestown.in.gov
Parks
Events
Master Plan
Contact
Our Parks
Main Street
Park
4286 S. Main Street
Anson Acres
Park
4671 Anson Boulevard
Gateway
Park
6150 Gateway E. Dr.
Panther
Park
300 S. Buck Street
Big 4 Linear
Trail Park
106 S. Main Street
Shelter Rental
Are you looking for a place to host your next gathering? Check out the shelters available at our Whitestown Parks. There are five shelters of various sizes available to reserve.
Upcoming 2023 Events
Halloween Trick or Treat Trail
October 28
Merry at Main
December 9
Past Events
Get Involved
The Whitestown Parks and Recreation Department hosts many great community events throughout the year! These events highlight our wonderful parks and amenities, as well as create a sense of community for residents and visitors. We could not do what we do without your support.
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