Noblesville Park

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Forest Park in Noblesville, Indiana, is a park that truly does have something for everyone. On its 150-acres it has a 9-hole golf course, miniature golf, a carousel, skateboard park, different playgrounds designed for different-age kids, kid-sized rock climbing walls, hiking and biking trails, an Olympic size swimming pool, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a gaga ball pit, and even a train museum.Parking and Public Transportation at Forest ParkEntrance to Forest Park and parking inside the park are both free. There are plenty of parking lots and parking spaces throughout the park. The only form of public transportation to the park would be a taxi or rental car.Best and Worst Time to go to Forest ParkWeekends in the summer are the park's busiest times, particularly in the afternoons. So, go as early as you can to beat the crowds. You will want to go on weekends if you plan to include the Indiana Transportation Museum in your Forest Park visit because it is only open on weekends.Admission to Forest ParkThere is no admission to get into Forest Park. Some of its attractions do cost money but many are free. You can skateboard, play basketball, tennis, volleyball, horseshoes, use the playgrounds and rock climbing walls all for free. The 9-hole golf course, the Aquatic Center, miniature golf, carousel and the Indiana Transportation Museum all charge admission, but the costs are low.Must See and Do at Forest ParkIf anyone in your family loves trains, you won't want to miss the Indiana Transportation Museum, which is located inside Forest Park. But, the museum is only open on weekends between April and October. Admission is less than $5 to see the exhibits, and if you happen to visit when the museum is hosting one of its vintage train excursions, the admission price will include a train ride if the excursion boards at the museum.Other Places to Visit near Forest ParkConner Prairie Interactive History Park – a living history museum that's affiliated with the Smithsonian, where you can experience time periods from Native Americans through the Civil War.Jump N Play – If a storm blows up and you want to take the kids for fun indoors, check out Noblesville's Jump N Play, a playland full of inflatable furniture, jump houses and toys for both kids and adults to jump on and in.Klipsch Music Center – After a fun-filled day at Forest Park, enjoy a concert at Klipsch Music Center, an outdoor amphitheater that hosts some of the biggest names in the music business.Insider Tip for Visitors to Forest ParkBring your own picnic food and drink as concessions are limited and not always available, and wear comfortable walking shoes.Author's bio: Susan Hoskins Miller is a writer who lives in metropolitan Indianapolis and works in a university library. In her free time, she enjoys being with her family and exploring places in the Midwest.