Al E Polin Park

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100 E 29th St
Indianapolis, IN 46205
+1 (317) 327-7275
http://www.indy.gov

Nestled in the heart of Indianapolis, IN, Al E Polin Park beckons visitors with its lush greenery and tranquil ambiance. The park offers a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, inviting guests to unwind and connect with nature in a serene setting.

Stroll along winding pathways shaded by towering trees, or find a quiet spot to enjoy a picnic with loved ones. Al E Polin Park is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat amidst urban surroundings. Whether you're looking to relax, exercise, or simply soak in the beauty of the outdoors, this charming park has something for everyone to enjoy.

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3.52 reviews
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Ken N.
1/26/2018

The former 29th and Talbot park was renamed for a local citizen who did much to preserve the neighborhood. As part of the Indy Parks system, the two acre park has a number of amenities like a...

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Richard P.
11/6/2023

Alfred "Al" E. Polin Park was first established in 1973 as 29th and Talbott Park. It's a small neighborhood park sitting on two acres of land within the Mapleton-Fall Creek Neighborhood with a...

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