Ellenberger Park
Indianapolis, Indiana
Welcome to Ellenberger Park located in Indianapolis, Indiana. This urban community park was first purchased by the City of Indianapolis in 1909 for $500 an acre and was designed by the landscape architect George Edward Kessler. The park itself was once part of a farm operated by a man named Joseph Sandusky. In the mid-19th century Sandusky sold 180 acres of his land to a man named John Ellenberger, for whom the park is named. This park has a 3/4 of a mile fitness trail, eight tennis courts, ball diamonds, and much more. Come out and have fun!
To contact the office please call 317-327-7176.
38.00 acresabout 29 football fields
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Acreage38.00
Managed byCity of Indianapolis
Address5301 East Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN 46219
Coordinates39.776848, -86.078289
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