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Arbuckle Acres Park

200 N. Green St.Brownsburg, IN 46112
Business Hours: 5 AM to DuskWebsite: Visit Website Google Map

Arbuckle Acres Park is the oldest park in Brownsburg. The original 38-acre tract was purchased in 1958 from Mattie Tolle who had inherited the property from her father, Alex H. Arbuckle. At Mrs. Tolle's request, the park was named in honor of her father.

Today, the park boasts beautiful mature shade trees on its 52 acres. Amenities include baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, 1.3 miles of  trails with eight-foot-wide asphalt paths, and a playground. A large open area is home to several recreational activities, practices and organized events. Three of seven shelters in the park are located next to White Lick Creek.


Park Amenities:

  • Basketball Courts
  • Bundy Lodge
  • White Lick Creek
  • Open Space
  • 1 Mile Paved Walking Trail with Benches
  • Playground
  • Tiny Tots Playground
  • Storywalk
  • Restrooms
  • Tennis and Pickleball Courts
  • Wooded Areas
  • White Lick Creek Greenway