Roberts Park
Roberts Park Map
About the Park
Park Overview
Roberts Park is an emerging urban park that is gradually transforming the landscape of a site that previously housed the Roberts Municipal Stadium. Encompassing approximately 27.6 acres, this park serves as a green refuge amid the urban environment, promising a variety of recreational activities for residents and visitors alike.
Trails and Connectivity
Originally designed to integrate multiple parks and green spaces, Roberts Park will feature a multi-modal network of trails ideal for walking, running, and biking, enhancing connectivity within the city.
With plans to include diverse amenities such as playgrounds, a performance pavilion, and spaces for community gatherings, the park aims to foster a sense of community and encourage a healthy lifestyle among its users.
Recreational Areas
Additional features, like a great lawn for events and picnic areas, provide inviting spaces for families and groups to enjoy outdoor activities.
Given its proximity to Wesselman Park, Roberts Park is positioned to be an essential component of a larger initiative aimed at bolstering outdoor recreational opportunities in Evansville.
Environmental Initiatives
This interconnectedness with surrounding parks not only amplifies the park's appeal but also supports ecological initiatives, such as reforestation and wildlife habitat preservation.
City officials have committed to ensuring that Roberts Park serves both current and future generations, adapting to changing community needs and enhancing the area's natural beauty.
Future Development
As part of its comprehensive development, Roberts Park will also include several planned features that cater to a range of interests, from sports to leisure activities.
Continued community engagement and public meetings have played a vital role in shaping the park's vision, reflecting the needs and desires of local residents. The park is set to evolve further, with initiatives that aim to enrich the visitor experience and incorporate sustainable practices in the management of the park's natural resources.
