DogMapFenced dog park · Eagle Creek Park · 5900 N High School Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46254
Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park
A large, fully fenced off-leash zone inside Eagle Creek Park, one of Indiana's biggest parks. Grass-covered with separate large- and small-dog areas, agility obstacles, a shelter, benches and waste stations.
Off-leash · alwaysThe facts
- Off-leashOff-leash · always
- FencedYes — enclosed
- WaterNone
- SizeLarge fenced (separate large + small sides)
- HoursOff-leash all day · dawn–dusk
- SurfaceGrass / dirt
Parking & access
Eagle Creek Park (a $5/vehicle gate fee applies to enter the park).
Good to know
- Requires an Indy Parks Pooch Pass (citywide schedule: $75/$55/$40 annual, $5 daily, $125 VIP); buy it at the Eagle Creek Park office, 7840 W 56th St.
- Despite the huge reservoir, dogs may NOT swim — outside the fenced bark park dogs must be leashed, and the swim beach is lifeguarded human-use only (water-quality advisories have closed it in recent summers).
- A $5/vehicle gate fee to enter Eagle Creek Park is separate from the Pooch Pass; winter shuts off on-site water.
Verified off-leash rules
Rules verified · source: Indy Parks & Recreation
Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park: FAQ
- Can my dog be off-leash at Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park?
- Yes — Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park is off-leash year-round, whenever it's open.
- Is Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park fenced?
- Yes — Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park is fully enclosed.
- Is Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park free?
- Eagle Creek Gordon Gilmer Bark Park isn't free — it requires a paid membership or fee to use. Check the official source for current pricing.