All Parks

All Parks

Falls Landing

Falls Landing

Perrin Family Park

Perrin Family Park

Shirley's Arbor not only provides a gorgeous green space in Jeffersonville, but will also alleviate flooding in the surrounding areas via a retention pond.

Shirley’s Arbor

dodgeball-envision center

Spring Hill EnVision Center

Parks Memorial Program

The City of Jeffersonville would like to honor distinguished individuals and recognize their achievements on the City’s Home of Champions Wall located at Big Four Station in downtown Jeffersonville.

Home of Champions

Open since May of 2020 featuring paved walking paths around the beautiful lake, it’s just the place you need to unwind your mind.

Chapel Lake Park

Located at 315 Southern Indiana Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130.

Ohio River Greenway

Glossbrenner-Garden

Glossbrenner Garden

Harmony Park is a pocket park boasting a musical theme with sculptural outdoor instruments, colorfully painted umbrellas, and flowers overflowing from grand pianos.

Harmony Park

The area around the Big4 Bridge was transformed into one of Jeffersonville Premier parks that is a destination for many people from all over the community and host to special events.  

Big 4 Station Park

The Jeffersonville Skate Park features a half-bowl and several “street” obstacles of varying types.

Jeffersonville Skate Park

This park is home to two football fields which are available for rent on days they are not being used by the Jeffersonville Parks Department or Jeff Parks Youth Football League (JPYFL).

Shirley Hall Park

The new Woehrle Athletic Complex plays host to the Clark County Soccer Association and the Jeff Parks Youth Football League.

Woehrle Athletic Complex

14 public transient boat slips, maximum 24 hour usage (Excluding Thunder Over Louisville), NO private rentals.

Fisherman’s Wharf

Built in 1937, the Nachand Fieldhouse is one of the oldest and most beloved buildings in this region.

Nachand Fieldhouse

The Ken Ellis Center is available for rental at various times outside of normal operating hours for private usage or meetings.

Ken Ellis Center

The outdoor Aquatic Center & Skate Park features a 6-lane, 50-meter competition pool, a 6-lane, 25 yard competition and lap pool, zero depth entry family play pool, a spray ground, two water slides, large deck for sun bathing, full service concessions, separate family locker room, paved walking path 0.33 miles, and a skate park.

Jeffersonville Aquatic Center

Building/Shelter rental not available at this time. Future remodeling TBD.

Veterans Memorial Park

W.F. “Ted” Throckmorton Park, formerly Oak Park, is located off of Park Lane and Willow Lane in the first addition of Oak Park subdivision.

W.F. “Ted” Throckmorton Park

For over 50 years Samuel G. Shannon Memorial Park has played host to Little League baseball and softball. The park is located off of Crestview Court near the Parkview Middle School campus.

Jeff/GRC Little League Ball Park

Richard L. Vissing Park. The park can be found off of East 10th Street at the end of Vissing Park Road, one block east of Allison Lane.

Richard L. Vissing Park

Highland Dog Park is made up of two fenced in areas, which allows residents to exercise their dogs in an off-leash setting. All patrons & their dogs use the park entirely at their own risk.

Highland Dog Park

John Wilcoxson Park is located in close proximity to the little league ball park, allowing parents a convenient distraction from the games for their other children.

John Wilcoxson Park

Wathen Park has long been the park of choice to Oak Park residents for Birthday parties and family reunions. It is located on Regina Avenue via Allison Lane in the Wathen Heights subdivision.

Richard B. Wathen Park

This beautiful park is one of the first sights that visitors see when entering Jeffersonville. The Warder Park Gazebo is used for many special events throughout the year such as concerts and weddings.

Luther F. Warder Park

This pie-shaped wedge of Parks property is just west of Division Street. The Park is made up of open green space and a few large shade trees which offers the Port Fulton Neighborhood a quiet place to enjoy the day.

Steamboat Park

S. Harlan Vogt Park is located in the historic neighborhood of Port Fulton. Its use as a family destination park is limited, because of its unique location between the eastbound and westbound lanes of East Park Place.

S. Harlan Vogt Park

Preservation park can be found on Market Street behind the Preservation Station in the historic Rose Hill Neighborhood.

Preservation Park

Located directly behind the Howard Steamboat Museum off of East Market Street, in the neighborhood of Port Fulton. The park is bordered to the north by the city flood wall, which begins its run through the city at Jefferson Street.

Port Fulton Park

Poppy Park is conveniently located near the Jeffersonville Aquatic Center, just over the flood wall, allows families visiting the pool to enjoy its playground.

Poppy Park

Birdhouses

Lottie Oglesby Park

Kyle Vissing Park (formerly Sylvan Park) is frequently used by basketball, baseball, softball and football teams for practices and scrimmages.

Kyle Vissing Park

Pamela Jane Inman Park is located in the Mellwood subdivision near Jeffersonville High School. It can be accessed from Robin Lane and through a gate on the High School Parking lot in the southwest corner.

Pamela J. Inman Park

Henry Lansden Park is located in the northwest area of Jeffersonville. It is bordered by the Claysburg neighborhood, and Spring Hill Elementary School.

Henry Lansden Park

This Park may simply be an island at a busy intersection, but it is loaded with character and color.

Gaither Park

Forest Park is a small play space in the Oak Park neighborhood with a heavy growth of mature oak and maple trees. The park provides ample shade for picnics and play dates.

Forest Park

James T. Duffy’s landing is located near the intersection of Utica Pike and Pawnee Drive on the banks of the Ohio River. It has become the premier launch spot for Southern Indiana boaters.

James T. Duffy’s Landing

This park features a playground, shelter house, dog agility stations, and more!

Connie Sellmer Park

Bob Hedge Park is home to the cities first developmentally advantageous playground, where children with or without disabilities can play together in a safe and healthy atmosphere.

Robert A. “Bob” Hedge Park

Allison Brook Park was once occupied by a service station, but is now a beautiful open park space that can be enjoyed by the surrounding neighbors.

Allison Brook Park