Snow Tubing & Sledding Near Indianapolis, Mapped

Dawn Denning said:  Simon Moon Park offers fun year round, but "the hill" is a fun time for all sizes and ages when it is snowy outside. The park only allows sleds- no snowboards or skis. They have bathroom facilities for all to use, and a lot of parking and picnic tables for you to rest your cold feet. If your kiddos get tired of sledding down the hill, there are playgrounds on site and paved hiking trails for a family stroll. If you want to plan ahead, there is also a shelter available for rent to stay warm while your kiddos play in the snow.

Dawn Denning said:  The oldest park in Indianapolis has 122 acres of fun for the whole family! The park offers an Arts Center to keep yourself warm and a sledding hill in the back for the kids to sled and play.

Dawn Denning said:  On the Southside of Indianapolis is Glenns Valley Park. This park is a nature reserve and an old estate, so it doesn't have a lot of parking available. It has a fun hill for your kiddos and walking paths for the whole family to enjoy!

Dawn Denning said:  Located in downtown Indianapolis, the Rhodius Park sledding hill offers beautiful views of downtown. This huge hill offers tons of spaces for kids to sled, climb and run! Play on the playgrounds, clear a spot for tennis, or rent a shelter - it is a great location to enjoy downtown and have some fun this winter!

Dawn Denning said:  During the snowy winter months kids can grab their sleds and slide down the two-story sledding hill at West Park. There is even a gradual walkway up the hill to make the trek to the top easier for both kids and parents. Along with a playground and restroom facilities, your kiddos can have tons of fun for hours.

Due to renovations, West Park will be partially closed until spring 2022.

Beth Wood said:  Mulberry Fields Park in Zionsville is a 38-acre park that has a large sledding hill, several picnic shelters, restrooms and plenty of parking onsite to make your next sledding outing enjoyable.

Dawn Denning said:  Sports are the rule in the summer, but in the winter.... Hummel Park is the place to sled! The largest hill in Hendricks County, there is room for the whole family to jump on sleds and have a great time together. After enjoying the ride, take a walk around the trails or play on the playground to burn the last bit of energy. There is also enough open space to build a snowman or just lie in the snow and make snow angels. Too cold to go outside for mom or dad? If you want to stay warm, you can sit in your car and watch the kiddos go up and down the hill.

Dawn Denning said:  Four hundred feet of sledding is open when the snow starts falling in Martinsville. The hill is huge and might be a little too much to climb up for the smaller kids. There is a family pavilion available for you and your sledders when you need to take a break from walking up the hill. The park also offers 2 miles of hiking trails, playgrounds for the kids and shelters to rent.

Beth Wood said:  Washington Township Park in Avon offers a great sledding hill located close to the large shelter area. The bottom is open for unobstructed sledding.

Dawn Denning said:  Tubing is fun for the entire family! The Arctic Blast Tubing Park at Paoli Peaks is a great time for your kiddos. There is a lift that will take you back up to the top and tube rental is onsite and included with the price of your pass.

Open December-March, weather permitting