The Place for Family Fun

City Parks

Richard B. Wathen 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.

Luther F. Warder 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.

Steamboat 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.

S. Harlan Vogt 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.

Preservation Park

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

Port Fulton 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.

Poppy 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.

Meadows Park

This piece of city owned land near the Meadows Subdivision, off Hamburg Pike, north of Veterans Parkway, is to remain undeveloped.

Lottie Oglesby Park

Lottie Oglesby Park was formerly the home of the Jeffersonville Little League were it saw thousands of kids play baseball and softball for over 30 years.

Kyle Vissing Park

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