Paul Ruster Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Natural Features
This 82-acre green space was initially acquired in 1970 and offers a serene natural environment on the east and south sides of Indianapolis. The park features a diverse landscape, including large open fields, wooded areas, and Buck Creek, which flows through the property.
Recreational Activities
A network of beautiful trails winds through the park, allowing for hiking and nature observation. A small fishing pond offers a peaceful spot for anglers, while a playground provides entertainment for younger visitors.
The park is also known for its dog-friendly facilities, featuring a dedicated dog park where canine companions can socialize and exercise off-leash. For those seeking a winter activity, the park includes a sledding hill, providing entertainment during snowy months.
Amenities
The park's natural beauty makes it an ideal location for picnicking, with covered shelters available for visitors. While the park offers these amenities, it's worth noting that some facilities may be limited.
As of a past assessment, the park had a gravel drive and parking lot, one toilet, and a shelter that was in need of a new roof.
