McCloud Scavenger Egg Hunt
Come on out to McCloud Nature Park on March 23 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a FREE Scavenger Egg Hunt!
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HCP&R Cancels Fall Colors Festival
Danville, Indiana – Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hendricks County Parks & Recreation has cancelled the Fall Colors Festival that was to be held at McCloud Nature Park later this month. The annual event is tentatively scheduled to return in 2021, pending the public health situation at that time. The Fall Colors Festival, which was…
Fall Digital Scavenger Hunt & Contest
Gather up your family and friends, grab your cell phone or camera, and visit our properties for the Hendricks County Parks & Recreation Fall Digital Scavenger Hunt and Contest! Your photos could earn you a prize! From October 13-21, 2018, visit any or all of our properties — McCloud Nature Park, Sodalis Nature Park, and the section…
HCP&R Seeking Local Artwork
We at Hendricks County Parks & Recreation want to collaborate with local artists to fill our display space at the Nature Center of McCloud Nature Park in month-long rotations throughout 2018. We would like to display the artwork of our community’s artists on our walls and/or in our display cases. The exhibit could be a…
McCloud Prairie Maze featured on RTV6
Kevin Gregory recently visited the McCloud Prairie Maze and did a segment about it on RTV6! Click here to view the story on RTV6’s website.
HCP&R Reopens in Full
In compliance with the Hendricks County Government phased reopening plan, we are now OPEN! Our main office in Danville is OPEN again to the public from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. The restrooms at McCloud Nature Park and the Amo and Coatesville trailheads of the Vandalia Trail are now OPEN from dawn to dusk daily. The…
County Parks Maintenance Team Saves Taxpayer Money on Projects
Members of the Hendricks County Parks & Recreation maintenance team spent 2017 working on a wide variety of projects that provide new educational and recreational opportunities to park visitors while simultaneously saving Hendricks County taxpayers thousands of dollars. Nearly 200,000 people enjoyed McCloud Nature Park, Sodalis Nature Park, and the Vandalia Trail last year, and…
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