Independence Park is a county park operated and maintained by Johnson County Parks & Recreation.
Independence Park is Indiana's first fully handicapped accessible park and playground. It is located on a beautiful bluff in Greenwood, Indiana and looks over neighborhoods and three Center Grove schools. The park is on 13.5 acres and features accessible picnic shelters with charcoal grills and wheelchair friendly picnic tables. The park has a paved walking/workout trail surrounding the tree-lined perimeter and also a smaller paved trail that is adjacent to the playgrounds and picnic areas as well as being wheelchair friendly. Independence Park has playground areas for both toddlers and older children and features many accessible activities for those with physical as well as cognative disabilities. These include activity boards, platform wheelchair swings, full-backed chair swings, accessible sandbox and much more.
Picnic shelters are available for $27 per day and can be reserved by calling
(812) 526-6809
Independence Park is owned and operated by Johnson County Park and Recreation and is a community built park.The park is a 501C3 non-profit organization through the support of the Johnson County Community Foundation. Independence Park would not have been possible without the generous residents and businesses from all across Johnson and surrounding counties. If you have a group that would like to volunteer or get involved with Independence Park, please call the number above. Hope you come and visit soon!
Johnson County Parks and Recreation will develop, operate and maintain parks that enrich the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, and preserve greenspace for future generations.
