Zionsville Parks Foundation

09/01/2026

Drop by the Lions Clubhouse until 7 pm for a sneak peak at the amazing improvements coming soon!

09/01/2026

Thank you Indy with Kids for highlighting your family’s great visit to the Carpenter Nature Preserve.

08/27/2026

We learned so much at KSM CPAs & Advisors this morning! Great information about building trust and helping amazing donors leave meaningful legacies.

08/26/2026

The Foundation is excited to be a part of the Fall Native Tree and Shrub Sale, doing one of our favorite things: giving away native plants!

The first 50 sales will get a free anise hyssop from us!

🌳Save the Date🌳

Replace invasive plants with beautiful native trees and shrubs at our Fall Native Tree & Shrub Sale! Shop a selection of species chosen to support pollinators, birds, and local wildlife while enhancing your landscape. Knowledgeable staff will be on-site to help you choose the right plants for your yard. Plant Sale is cashless.

📆 Saturday, September 26
⏰ 9 am - 12 pm
📍 Heritage Trail Park

JUST ANNOUNCED! The first 50 sales receive a free native 1-gallon perennial courtesy of Zionsville Parks Foundation

Through a partnership with the Boone County Invasives Cooperative and Boone County Soil and Water Conservation District , eligible residents can receive select trees or shrubs FREE with an approved invasive plant voucher from the Invasive Trade in Program.

For more details visit https://zionsvillein.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=30136

08/21/2026

A good day in Zionsville parks: sun, 70s and soda!

We enjoyed walking in the nice weather and grabbing something at the new concession stand at Mulberry Fields.

As we walked on the trails, we are very thankful to have been mostly spared by adverse weather. Our hearts go out to our neighbors in Indianapolis, Hamilton County and other parts of the state who are dealing with the devastating impact of flooding on their homes, businesses and parks.

08/13/2026

Zionsville residents - even the four-legged variety - love Eagle Creek. We were excited by this view from Starkey Park.

07/31/2026

Thank you for following along for National Parks and Recreation month and for celebrating the Power of Parks with us.

We know how truly lucky we are to have wonderful parks and trails in Zionsville. If you want to be a part of Zionsville Parks Foundation’s mission to preserve, enhance and grow these vital community assets, we would love your support.

Residents of Boone County and nature and park enthusiasts throughout Indiana are invited to create a thriving parks community in Zionsville.

07/30/2026

We always have a great time at Zionsville Farmers Market !

Thanks to Edward Jones for hosting us at the Community Booth.

We hope our friends and neighbors enjoy the elm-leaved goldenrod.

07/28/2026

As we head into the last week of National Parks and Recreation Month, let’s reflect on how important parks are to us.

In a recent survey of Zionsville residents, 88% of respondents are very satisfied or satisfied with the quality and quantity of our parks and open spaces.

82% would like to see additional parks in Zionsville’s future.

78% would like to see improvements to existing parks.

The Zionsville Parks Foundation works hard to advocate for our parks and investments in maintaining and improving them. We hope you join us in these efforts.

07/24/2026

The Power of Connection

Parks and recreation counter social isolation by connecting people with nature and each other through festivals, social events and educational programming.

In a recent Indiana survey, compared to residents who visited parks a few times a year, residents who visited more frequently were 1.6 to 2.5 times more likely to report better social, family, physical and mental health.

What are your favorite ways to connect in Zionsville parks?