Name: Garfield Park
Address: 2345 Pagoda Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46203, USA, US
Telephone: +1 317-327-7220

Garfield Park is a park, located at 2345 Pagoda Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46203, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 317-327-7220, visit their website funfinder.indy.gov for more detailed information.

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2345 Pagoda Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46203, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 24 November 2016

Monday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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Andrea Armour

14 December 2017

Decent nice clean little Park used to be a lot better than 15 years ago but for the time it is today and still a really nice park convenient plenty of places to park walk around the Arts Garden is beautiful
Amy Royalty- Gray

07 December 2017

Is a beautiful park. Lots if activities. Fantastic atrium, beautiful flowers. Sunken garden in spring is beautiful
Roxie Gentry

17 November 2017

Oh my own experience this place goes way way back to when I was a child all of my cloud all of my childhood memories actually surround Garfield Park swimming pool most. My mother always took me there. And they always had so much fun things to do they had arts and crafts they still do they had to empty theater always something going on and I can't say enough about this place as the guards are wonderful and they're always there to answer any questions
Marica Mckeller

11 November 2017

Visited for a Black Breastfeeding Coalition event. The park is was actually way nicer than I thought it was be. It was pretty clean and there were lots of different events going on. The different table areas need to have better signs and directions, we were pretty lost driving around the park for at least 20 minutes or more. Looked like the pool was broken down! Such a nice looking pooltoo nice for it not to have been in operation!
Lauren D

22 September 2017

This place is amazing! I'll be honest, I'm a sucker for a conservatory and this one did not disappoint. The plants were absolutely beautiful and everything was well maintained.
Kristen Nelson

17 September 2017

It's big so it's hard to feel over crowded. There's tons of trees and shade. It's really pretty especially the sunken garden that has fountains. There's a creek with a few bridges that are pretty cool. There are 3 play area. The art center has events for everyone. There are free concerts in the amphitheater. It's just really cool.
Cameron Coffey

21 August 2017

Beautiful park. Costs $2 to get into the conservatory, but totally worth it. Beautiful plants and a very peaceful atmosphere. The sunken gardens are a great place to walk around, take pictures, and relax in the grass
Michelle Burdine

27 July 2017

It's not in the best area but not in the worst either. It's beautiful and a nice place to just unwind. If you're with the kids, it's a perfect place to let them release their energy. This park has a lot to offer. I enjoy spending time here. To meditate, hug tree's and be in a country type setting in the heart of Indianapolis. Close to the ever growing Fountain Square area.
Gene Parsley Becky Parsley

22 July 2017

One of the best parks Around Indianapolis. The sunken gardens are a must visit in the summer. The sledding hill is always crowded after a good snow. The conservatory is full of tropical plants and animals. Great place to visit in the winter.
Panx Indy

28 March 2017

I really love this park but be aware that there are lots of moles here so the ground can be unsettled where they dig and I think they are preventing smaller trees making it to their adult stage. I would love to garden areas to the park. There are lots of open spaces that could be utilized differently to improve the appeal and beautify the landscape. Its A+ but why settle and let it deteriorate.keep it thriving.
Roger Moore

13 February 2017

Such a wonderful unknown gem of Indy. We live in the area and are always quick to take our guests over to view the gardens.

The Sunken Gardens can be viewed for free. The Conservatory is affordable at $2 a person.

I would recommend this for all ages. There's even fish for the little ones to be entertained by!
James Miles

28 December 2016

Garfield Park is Amazing,go the conservatory where you will find trees and plants mostly South America,and next to the conservatory you will find the "Sunken Garden" witch should be visit ii the spring and summer the three fountains are on and its has a array of planted flowers. The Swimming Pool is on East side of the park. There are Plays musicale gigs played there. Its so much to do in the Spring and Summer,go into any of the buildings and someone will be happy to help"DO INDY"
Christian N

01 December 2016

It's so great. Honestly one of the Crown Jewels of the Indy Park system. Obviously you'll visit the Conservatory (a measly $4 entry fee for one of the most relaxing spots in the city) and the Sunken Garden, which has beauty and calm year round.

There's a ton of outdoor space, playgrounds, an Art Center, and they even host special events at the Amphitheater built a hundred years ago.

Easy access too--links to the Pleasant Run Trail which connects to the Cultural Trail and Irvington. So hop on your bike and get down there!