If you love taking photos, exploring Hendricks County, and taking fun photos, you won't want to miss the Hendricks County Parks Digital Scavenger Hunt on June 23, 2018. This event is free and open to everyone, with no registration required. To participate, simply take photos of the items listed on the scavenger hunt list with your phone or digital camera and upload them to the Hendricks County Parks Facebook page. Then encourage your friends to vote by "liking" your … [Read more...]
Get Active Outdoors in Hendricks County This Spring
There are always lots of great 5ks and other fitness events happening around Hendricks County, but this time of year is especially nice for outdoor activities. The weather is getting nicer (and more predictable) and the days are getting longer. If you're looking for a fun outdoor fitness experience, here are two great recurring events to check out! Yoga in the Park Hendricks County Parks and Recreation and OMasana Yoga Studio have partnered to provide free yoga in the … [Read more...]
Explore Hendricks County Parks This Summer
If you're looking for summertime fun, look no further than the Hendricks County Parks! A variety of programs are offered for all ages. The events are often free or presented at a low cost and range from guided hikes to astronomy! Whether your interests lie in art, science, nature, or a combination of the three, you'll find plenty of great activities at your local parks. McCloud Nature Park Located in North Salem, Indiana, McCloud Nature Park covers 232 acres. Hike the 6.5 … [Read more...]
Celebrating Hendricks County Parks
Have you visited a Hendricks County park recently? July is Park and Recreation Month, so it's a great time to get outside and enjoy all that Hendricks County has to offer. Whether you want to get fit, splash around, star gaze, or learn something new, there are plenty of great resources and opportunities in your own backyard. The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is issuing weekly challenges to get people out and about in local parks and recreation facilities. … [Read more...]
Exploring Hendricks County: Vandalia Trail
Hendricks County offers a number of well-maintained trails, parks, and spaces for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. The still developing Vandalia Trail is a multi-use trail that currently has 17 miles of hiking/biking trails as well as areas for equestrian use. The Friends of the Vandalia Trail recently announced that a 4.5 mile section of the trail in the Amo/Coatesville area has officially become a county park. The equestrian trail that runs parallel to this area … [Read more...]