Strawtown Koteewi Park is the largest and most scenic park in Hamilton County, Indiana! The park encompasses nearly 800 acres, offers over 9 miles of multi-use trails and stretches along three miles of the White River. The grounds exhibit a biodiversity in their rich woodlands, historic wetlands and immense prairie, and are home to a broad spectrum of wildlife species. Equally diverse is the offering of exciting activities that include adventures in treetops, on horseback, downriver, downhill, at an archery range, and even in the field of archaeology.

The Dr. James A. Dillon Park is approximately 77.5 acres of beautiful ground, and was established June 2, 2007. The park was named in memory and honor of Dr. James A. Dillon who served on the Noblesville Parks and Recreation Board for almost 40 years. Dr. Dillon was a physician in Noblesville for 50 years.

Finch Creek Park, a 200 acre park, opened in 2020 and is located in Wayne Township on the east side of Noblesville. By acquiring this large parcel of property, Noblesville has committed to provide accessible parks and recreation facilities for those living east of SR 32, particularly, in Wayne Township. The Park has 4 lighted pickleball courts, a basketball court, a splash pad and 2 playgrounds. 

Conner Prairie is Indiana's first Smithsonian affiliated museum. Located in Central Indiana on 1,000+ acres of natural space, we preserve and foster history.

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Sheriff's Residence and Jail Museum in Noblesville, Indiana. Also known as the Hamilton County Historical Society.