I found myself with one of my littles and some time to kill and he wanted to play at a park. This…read morewas nearby so, I decided to stop by this one. The park is right in front of a residential neighborhood and has lots of green space that can be used to play catch, fly a kite, play soccer or football. There is also a decent paved path that goes around the park's perimeter. There is an ample amount of parking available in the park's private lot and there is a small pond that separates the park from the neighborhood. There is no swimming allowed in the pond and it is only open to fishing for the neighborhoods residents. The park has a half decent full basketball court. The court does however have some large cracks and the nets are broke in certain areas. The backboards and rims are pretty good though. The park's picnic shelter is also "ok". It has picnic tables under it and a grill right outside of it. The shelter, tables and grill are showing signs of wear and could use a little TLC. My little was not impressed with the playground area. He kept saying that it was not a real playground. It is set on the a bed of wood chips and has a bank of toddler swings and a bank of regular swings. There is also a medium sized jungle gym that has an accessible ramp. The jungle gym has a few slides, parallel bars, and monkey rings. It is older but in decent shape. My major gripe with the play area is that there is nowhere for parents to sit and watch their kids play. The nearest seat would either be in your car or in the shelter. The green space looks pretty well taken care of and manicured, but my major concern was the amount of trash all around the park. I was not a fan of the used condoms and Black and Mild wrappers around the parking lot. The park does not have any restroom facilities or water fountains either. We stayed there for about 30 minutes and my kid wanted to go to a "real playground". I guess he has been spoiled by the mega playgrounds that we have visited lately. Anyway, this park has a lot of potential, and it would not take much to get it up to par. As it stands now, it is good for the nearby neighborhood residents and people that have time to kill and are in the area, such as was my case. This is definitely not a destination park.

My brother and I opted to play basketball this morning instead of going to the gym and it was a…read morenice change of pace. It's a smaller park but it really has everything you need. In addition to the basketball court there's a playground, picnic shelter with grill, lots of large fields, and a walking trail. I'm sure we'll be back.

Beautiful park with walking trails, playground, and sports fields. Walkers and bikers. Beware,…read morethere are steep grades, though they are marked.

Truly a hidden little gem in Greenwood - it's a little unnerving having a park right by one of the…read moremain roads in town, but most of the park is kept away from the street and is actually pretty quiet once you get deeper into the park. There's a nice playground area, baseball diamond, tennis courts, basketball court, dog park, and a short hiking trail in the woods by Pleasant Run Creek. I lived in Greenwood for nearly a decade before realizing how much was in this park, so don't make the same mistake and check this out!

I visited Martin Luther King Memorial Park in early April 2026, right after they finished…read morerenovating parts of it. They expanded the outdoor exhibits, including the Landmark for Peace Memorial, an art piece depicting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy with outstretched arms. They also added lights to the basketball court area and new walking paths, and reopened the Visitor Center, although it was closed when I visited. The playground at MLK Park is still relatively new, even though it wasn't a part of the remodel. It has fun things for all ages, like musical instruments, swings, a huge netted climber, a merry-go-round, and a small playground structure for little kids. The ground is that rubber padding that cushions falls. If you like murals, then come on over to this park, because it got it some murals. There's a mural of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy (of course), but also a mural depicting the "Masters of Disaster," a student chess team from IPS 27 that became national champions in the 1980s. How cool to be good at chess, and also get your mug on a wall in a park!

MLK Park is undergoing a major upscale renovation. I stopped by last week to monitor the progress…read more The park is home to a fabulous sculpture depicting Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King reaching out to each other. The sculpture sits on the ground where Kennedy delivered a moving speech on April 4, 1968, after the assignation of MLK. A nearby historical marker describes the importance of the speech. Many visionaries contributed to the Park and Memorial conception, including the Simons Brothers, The Pacers, politicians and artists. The sculpture was designed by Indiana artist, Greg Perry and cast by Daniel Edwards. I find the sculpture exceptional and moving. A modern Memorial Center is under construction just north of the Statue. The Center will house Park staff and exhibits about MLK and civil rights. An MLK quote is inscribed on the Center wall "Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that," Several contractors were working during my visit and the Center is behind closed fences during construction. It is hard to say when the Center will open, but I would guess Spring of 2026. A modern and colorful playground is also on the park grounds with climbing structures, swings and more. The made of the playground is soft matting material to improve safety. A swimming pool and basketball courts are also contained on the park grounds. Lots of green space is maintained on the park grounds. Landscaping efforts are in progress between the statue and Center with new walkways and signage. There is free street parking surrounding the park. Park use is free (not sure about pool use though). Several interesting murals of MLK surround the park. I look forward to visiting with my granddaughters when the Center opens. This is a moving Memorial and fabulous resource for the city.

Very nice park in Greenwood with areas for big kids and toddlers. They also have a splash pad. The…read morearea is well kept. My toddler had a lot of fun playing on the little kids area and the swings

This is a nice updated playground with a splash pad located in the heart of Greenwood and with in…read moreless than a mile of other parks. It also has a covered pavilion with picnic tables and a grill that you can rent. I have been to a few kid birthday parties here. The playground equipment is very modern and well kept. There are swings, slides and jungle gyms. Most of the equipment is under some tarp shading. There are also park benches around the playground where parents can sit and watch the kiddos play. There is a small paved walking path around the park. I would not recommend it for the serious runner however, because you would be doing a lot of laps. The park also has a decent sized private parking lot and a well maintained basketball court. And if it could not get any better, they have a bathroom on site as well. What more could you want. Even though this park is available all year long, it is best during the summer.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. Clean, plenty of equipment, diverse group of patrons, so many options for…read moreworking out, great parking, conveniently located. Thank you, Irsay Y for being such a hospital and welcoming place downtown.

I was told that unused prepaid personal training sessions are refunded. Not true after two months,…read moreno refund. This Y is great, but not upfront about money at all

I really wanna give this gym a 5 Star but damn they cannot keep the steam work working for more…read morethan 2weeks at a time. They are doing that whole area, praying when done it last

There's definitely a lot going on here. Each time I've visited, I was greeted at the door. I…read morestarted at membership thinking it included the group classes. I found out later that you're eligible for 3 free classes with the monthly membership. Cody was very helpful with my courtesy training.

We love that they have a multitude of events happening at the community center which can be enjoyed…read moreby residents and even non-residents (like us). We went during the holidays to walk through their lighted trail and found it enchanting. It isn't a long path but lots of fun with arches, reindeer, Santa's and more. The lights extended through the whole common area and were a delight! We also went inside for a bit and saw some great displays. The fitness area was busy but there were many spaces for people to sit or have kids play while waiting on others. This is a great aspect of the community and we are so thankful for their commitment to providing concerts, activities and other community activities.

This is a great place with a lot of variety for my kiddo. We attend the reading class for 0-35…read moremonths old at the library and she loves it. The community center has a lot of ways to stay active and engaged

I wish I could be arsed to find out why this park is called Wolf Run Park. I can't, though, so I…read moreguess it will forever remain a mystery. Because the name of the park has "wolf" in it, I kind of thought it would be a bit more bad in the good way (like Michael Jackson's Bad), but instead, it was just good in the bad way (like boring). Kids will love the playground, though. And that's the point of visiting this park. The playground has a big structure for the older kids, and a small structure for the younger kids. There are saucer swings, regular swings, a rope climber, slides, musical instruments, a merry-go-round and other fun things to play on. The whole playground is padded with wood chips. The playground looks like it is relatively modern (no metal equipment), but there isn't anything that stands out about this park. It has a run-of-the-mill playground, and it does its job. There are basketball courts a ways away. There's a big, grassy field to enjoy. One thing to note is that there is zero shade on the playground. That was fine when I visited, because it was an overcast day. But I imagine that this playground can be insufferable on a hot, sunny day. Another thing to note is that there are restrooms at Wolf Run Park, but on the day that I visited, they were closed for the season. So I guess if you visit this park during the fall and winter (and maybe even early spring), the restrooms will be closed.

My nieces love this park and it's become one we visit fairly often. The playground has equipment…read morefor a variety of ages to enjoy with swings, spinning spots, play houses, climbing materials and plenty of slides. The ground is a wood chip base, so sneakers are better than sandals and slides for shoes! There tends to be a lot of bugs, little tiny flys of some kind today, so something to be aware of. They did just add a bathroom recently, and I used it for the first time today. There was no toilet paper or soap. The toilet and sink water worked fine, and there was a changing table. One of two water fountains worked too. I'm hoping that all improves soon, but I'm still grateful they put in bathrooms here! It was a problem before. The trail is nicely paved and there's a little break to the left when you turn down the trail. If you follow it, you'll find a little spot to see the creek. Not really enough to play in, but we like to go take a minute to see it sometimes.