A volunteer program that promotes community stewardship of public parks and greenspaces.

33-acre park with ballfields, playgrounds, picnic shelters and Bryan Park Pool

Small community park with a trail, community gardens, an accessible playground, and picnic shelters

48-acre park with an accessible playground, trails, basketball court, baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, and Pickleball courts

Small park located across from Bloomington Hospital with basketball goals, an accessible playground, and a reservable shelter.

Lowe Cascades contain the largest most accessible playground and a waterfall among other amenities

Featuring a reservable shelter and a skate park, connected to Cascades Golf Course

Bloomington's free community dog park

31.5 acres of passive green space including a prairie project connected to Sherwood Oaks Park

A wilderness area on Griffy Lake with rentable boats and

95.5 acres on S. Leonard Springs Rd with two hiking trails

The park near Jackson Creek Middle School features an accessible playground, .5 mile trail, reservable playfields and picnic shelters,

small park in the Park Ridge subdivision with basketball and tennis courts, and a non-reservable shelter

Peoples Park is one-third of an acre located near Sample Gates at the corner of Dunn St. and Kirkwood Ave.

Six-acre park located along the east branch of Jackson Creek with a playground, play field, and a non-reservable shelter

A park with a playground, shelter, tennis courts, and basketball goals that connects to Olcott Park through the Jackson Creek trail.

Nine-acre park with a non-reservable shelter, tennis and basketball courts

Park with a stage and playground directly behind the Police Station on Third St

Five miles of dirt trails perfect for mountain bikes off Weimer Road in Southwestern Bloomington

Switchyard Park is currently under construction with the vision of being a signature park with many amenities

Home to a community garden, reservable shelter, and other amenities

Special permission is required if the filming, video or sound recording, or still photography is used for commercial advertising, could result in damage to park resources or significant disruption of normal visitor use, or requires access to areas normally closed to the visiting public. Learn more.

Actions that could result in removal or suspension from city parks, and the appeal process.