Melanie R.
4/24/2024
I love this park for a quick walk. A loop is about one mile. Very well kept grounds. Trees are lush, vibrant and landscaped beautifully. Picnics are fun at this park with a few picnic tables...
Joe Creason Park
Closed
(24)
Photos
1297 Trevilian Way
Louisville, KY 40213
Joe Creason Park, located in Louisville, Kentucky, offers a sprawling expanse of greenery maintained by the city. Visitors can explore its network of hiking and running trails that wind through the park's picturesque landscape, providing a serene escape from urban life. For those inclined towards sports, the park boasts well-maintained tennis courts and sports fields, inviting enthusiasts to engage in friendly matches or simply enjoy a leisurely game under the open sky.
This urban oasis also features inviting picnic spots, perfect for gathering with friends and family to enjoy a relaxing outdoor meal amidst the park's natural beauty. Whether seeking a tranquil retreat for a solo jog, a competitive match on the courts, or a lively picnic with loved ones, Joe Creason Park offers a diverse range of recreational opportunities to suit various interests and preferences.
Generated using this place's available information
Also at this address
Reviews
4.524 reviews
Sarah W.
7/8/2024
We have had the opportunity to visit this park several times in the past few months and enjoyed its proximity to the zoo and a busy urban area. A friend hosted her son's birthday party for a...
Joe B.
2/26/2025
This park is across the street from the Louisville Zoo and provides a scenic walking loop plus the usual amenities of a public park. Although I have a zoo membership walking in nature appealed to...
Emily H.
6/28/2021
My family and I first got to visit Joe Creason Park this weekend after being invited to a birthday party for a girl in my son's daycare class. This was really the perfect spot to host a birthday...
Tank G.
11/14/2021
This is a very nice old school park that is located right across the the Louisville Zoo. It spans 62 acres and was acquired in 1966. It was named after a popular Courier-Journal reporter, who...
See a problem?
You might also like
Partial Data by Foursquare.