Billericay Park

Park Overview

Nestled just south of Fishers High School, Billericay Park stretches across 44 acres of land that's buzzing with activity and natural beauty. Named after Fishers' sister city in England, this park has a bit of British charm right at the entrance - an English phone booth stands as a quirky welcome sign, giving you a hint of the park's unique character.

Baseball Heaven

If you're into America's favorite pastime, you're in for a treat. The park features eight lighted, regulation-size baseball diamonds that cater to kids 13 and under. The fields are well-maintained spaces for youth games and tournaments.

Mudsock Youth Athletics runs the show here, coordinating games and seasonal events. There's a press box, PA system, and a concession stand that serves up the classic baseball game fare. Parents and coaches often comment on how well-kept these diamonds are - excellent for those Saturday morning little league games.

Kid-Friendly Fun

The park features three playground areas that focus on climbing adventures. While you won't find traditional slides or swings here, the jungle gyms and climbing structures offer plenty of opportunities for kids to burn off energy and develop those motor skills.

During summer, the free splash pad is particularly popular. Open daily from 10AM between Memorial Day and Labor Day, it's a refreshing spot for water play without the cost of a pool membership. You'll come across plenty of shaded seating nearby, so you can relax while keeping an eye on the water fun.

Gathering Spaces

The park's community building is a nearby destination for celebrations. With room for over 100 people, a full kitchen, and clean restrooms, it's ideal for birthday parties, family reunions, or community gatherings. Just be sure to book in advance, as it's a popular spot.

Facilities are thoughtfully placed around the park. The main restrooms are in the central building, with portable toilets near the entrance fields for convenience. There's also a concession area in the middle of the park, however it operates on its own schedule, so don't count on it being open during every visit.

Nature Escapes

Need a break from the hustle? The park's 1.75 miles of multi-use trails wind through peaceful woodlands and open areas, offering an ideal setting for a morning jog or an evening stroll.

A paved sidewalk encircles the entire park, making it accessible for visitors of all mobility levels. These green spaces provide a quiet retreat - a chance to take a deep breath and reconnect with nature without having to venture far from the city.

Getting There

The park is free to enter and has plenty of parking, however spots can fill up quickly during baseball season or on those hot summer days when the splash pad is in full swing. You can spot the park easily from I-69 Southbound - it's something of a landmark for Fishers residents.

Billericay Park offers a variety of activities - from baseball games and playgrounds to walking paths and picnic areas - making it a popular spot for Fishers residents year-round.