Fall Colors Festival on Oct. 21 at McCloud
The 2017 Fall Colors Festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 21 from 10am to 4pm at McCloud Nature Park.
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The Economic Impact of Local Parks
Parks are pretty. They’re relaxing. They’re fun and educational and great places for families and friends to gather. But did you know that parks also play a major role in our economy? The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) conducted a study on the economic impact of local parks, wherein they learned that in 2013…
Summer 2017 Explorer Program Guide
The Summer 2017 issue of The Explorer, covering May – August, 2017.
Digital Scavenger Hunt Begins June 23
Gather up your family and friends, grab your cell phone or camera, and visit our properties for the Hendricks County Parks & Recreation Digital Scavenger Hunt and Contest! Your photos could earn you a prize! From June 23 through July 1, 2018, visit any or all of our properties — McCloud Nature Park, Sodalis Nature…
Parks, Ecotherapy Help Combat Physical and Mental Health Issues
While parks provide a significant economic impact to communities, they also play a major role in health and wellness, offering free or inexpensive ways to improve a variety of common physical and mental health concerns. Indiana is the 15th-most obese state in the 18th-most obese country in the world. National health care costs relating to…
Changes to Scheduling Due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Concerns
We will keep this page updated with any changes to our programming and events. Update as of 5/18/2020: As of May 18, 2020, our main office, the McCloud Nature Center, all restrooms, McCloud Nature Park, and the Vandalia Trail are all OPEN. To learn more, click here. Update as of 5/1/2020: Update as of 4/21/2020:…
Parks Positively Impact Housing, Economic Development
It is not news that people want to live near parks and trails. They want to be close to what makes their lives better. That’s the message from Matt Howrey, president of North Salem State Bank, a strong supporter of county parks, and a former board member of the Parks Foundation of Hendricks County. “People…
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