Lawrence W. Inlow Park

The Disc Golf is a blast & really fun trying to get around the trees! My niece requested time at the park & disc golf while in town from Chicago for Taylor Swift. Lots of wonderful photo opportunities while the kids play or partake in disc golf!! Love that we have such a wonderful park on the East side of Carmel.

This is indeed a really nice park, and if I were more fair-minded at the moment, it would be a 5-star rating. A fine splash pad area in summer is a real draw. There are two pickleball courts and a disk golf course. Three areas with playground equipment would be the envy of many communities. There's open space for team sports like touch football, cricket, soccer, or softball, but spaces are not marked for these activities. Shaded pavillions offer picnic tables; there may be grills, but I'm not sure. There's adequate parking. Restrooms are fine. So, my reservation stems from wanting it all for each and every park in Carmel. The small-scale climbing stuff and the slides at Carey Grove are superior; I've heard River Heritage now features a zip-line. Perhaps it is not a budgetary reality, but I think that no matter where a child lives in Carmel, their closest park should offer all playground amenities. Maybe we should sell some roundabout sculptures on E-Bay.

A cute park that sits off of the road (Main Street) in Carmel Indiana with covered seating for birthday parties, a tennis court and a splash pad. *There are restrooms located near the splash pad.* (Male, Female and Family) The park itself is pretty and spacious. There are swings, a jungle gym and slides. The park also has a tennis court with two tennis nets that has a fence around it. Disc golf is also available. ⛓️ Linktr.ee/GreenEyedLeo ⛓️

Beautiful little park the kids had a blast! The people visiting here were also extremely respectful and the kids were clearly well brought up. The area is extremely clean and well mainted as well. There is even defibrillator available for medical emergencies! I am not positive, but the water actually smelled chlorinated. There is also an outdoor rinse off shower as well. The picnic tables have a sign posted reminding people to be aware of potential food alergies. I hope this place is something my tax dollars are contributing to! Also, if the water shuts off all you have to do is place your hand on the podium extends the time. Its designed that way so it wont waste water by staying on with no one there.

This is a nice park. It is divided into 4 sections. The water area and then 3 play areas made for progressively older children. My oldest really likes all of the climbing things. However, you can't see each area at one time so if you have a toddler and an older kid it is hard to supervise. I'd also like to see more things for young toddlers. Ie tubes to crawl through and more baby swings. Great splash pad though! Park has a bathroom as well, but it is very small. It was difficult to wheel the stroller into it (which is a necessity if only one parent present). I came to edit my review after the addition of the new splash area.... I want to warn other parents that the water slide is really dangerous. I'm all for letting my kids play hard, but it is super fast, doesn't have enough pad at the end and kids kept getting hurt. We were only there playing at the water area for maybe 20 minutes and 4 kids got pretty hurt during that time, including my 9 year old who's generally up for everything and shakes off minor injuries. His foot slipped at the top and he whacked the back of his head on the slide. I overheard a couple of the other parents say there's even been some broken bones. However, the rest of the water area is created and I love the addition of a small toddler water area.