Welcome to the City of Greendale
Parks &
Things To Do
With seven parks, a community garden, great places to eat, and various community events, we are sure you will enjoy your time in the City of Greendale!
Parks
Bring your family to explore the beautiful city of Greendale, Indiana. With our 8 parks and community garden, there is a little something to do for everyone! Enjoy a pick up game of basketball, tennis, baseball or pickleball at our city park. Relax by doing some fishing at Schnebelt pond or by having a picnic with your family at one of our many shelters. Whatever your pleasure, we would love to have you visit our tree city!
Greendale Community Garden
The Greendale Community Garden is located on Ludlow Street across from the Greendale Police Department. This park currently features the community garden, but plans to add additional items are on the horizon.
Schnebelt Pond
Schnebelt Pond is located on Nowlin Avenue between Cora Avenue and Arthur Streets. It features a 0.3 mile paved walking trail, a pond for fishing or viewing purposes, a playground, and a shelter area (that can be rented- click here for more information on renting).
Cook Park
Cook Park is located on Ridge Avenue near Broadway Street. Cook Park features a memorial site and beautiful sitting area.
Heroes Memorial Park
Heroes Memorial Park is located on Ridge Avenue next to the Cook Park. The Heroes Park features a memorial site honoring our local safety departments: Police, Fire and EMS along with our veterans. Bricks displayed at the memorial can be purchased for $45 honoring our veterans, family and friends.
Danny Miller Park
Danny Miller Park is located on Sunset Drive near Dearborn Court and features a playground area.
Homestead Park
Homestead Park is the newest of our parks. This park is located at the Corner of Dorman & Wayne Avenue. It features a playground and a shelter area (that can be rented).
Friends of Lauren Hill Memorial Park
The Friends of Lauren Hill Memorial Park is located at 1901 Fairway Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
Named for Greendale's own Lauren Hill, a Mount St. Joseph University basketball player who became a national inspiration after being diagnosed with DIPG, a rare and terminal brain cancer, at age 18. Lauren's "Never Give Up" spirit carried her onto the court for her college debut in front of over 10,000 fans and helped raise more than $2.2 million for brain cancer research before she passed away in 2015 at just 19 years old.
Built on 80+ acres in her honor, the park is home to Greendale's dog park, where four-legged friends can run free, along with an introductory mountain bike trail for kids and young riders.
