Green space and recreation are particularly important to Edgewood residents. That’s why our town has six beautiful parks that provide a total of 24 acres of convenient places to relax and play. Picnic and playground areas are just steps from most homes.
The largest, Edgewood Park and Recreation Area, has been part of our town since it was incorporated. This 19-acre park includes tennis courts, playground equipment, basketball goals, a shelter house with picnic tables, and an arboretum of native Indiana trees. Gunter Park, where State Road 32 meets Winding Way, is a garden-style space with a gazebo, butterfly house and natural stone walls that complement the landscaping of homes in the older part of Edgewood. Redwood Park is located at Redwood and Oakwood Drives in South Edgewood. It houses one of our larger play areas. Windsor Park, one of our smallest parks, is located at the intersection of Windsor Way and Orchard Drive in South Edgewood. Wilkerson Park, another small park, is located between North and South Parkway Drive and Golf Club Road. Woods Park, also known as “Turtle Park” is nestled between Woods Rd and Winding Way in old Edgewood. Residents refer to it as Turtle Park because of the large Turtle Shaped climbing equipment, reminiscent of the ones located at the Mounds Mall in Anderson in the 1970s.
