Jake Greene Park
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Right after school lets out, Jake Greene Park in Indianapolis fills up fast around the splash pad, and it's not hard to see why families keep returning to it as a warm-weather regular. The water features are the summer highlight here, with at least one family making this their go-to spot season after season. Beyond the splash pad, the park itself is large, with a tennis court that also doubles as a skating area when the season calls for it. Grounds maintenance has been getting recent praise, which makes a real difference in a park this size. One honest heads-up: some reviewers have flagged damaged and rusty equipment in the playground area, so it's worth knowing before you head over with little ones who want to do both. Free to visit.
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