Roy. G. Holland Memorial Park — Attraction in Fishers

This is a spacious Park located in the heart of sunblest apartments and sunblest neighborhood it is an asset to Residence in the area providing a large amount of Green Space for residence to come play and move. Features include a sidewalk that takes about 15 minutes to circumnavigate, baseball fields, volleyball Sandy Court, picnic shelter, soccer field, basketball courts with four baskets, and large open grassy areas to fly kites or run. Parking is easy with the exception of one yearly Festival you can park on the street around the circle or there is a sizable parking lot within the park. There is also an indoor area where farmers markets are held on Saturdays at times during the year. My great-nieces favorite feature of the park is the large playground it is divided into two main sections one for preschool age children and one for older children including a long several story twisty slide. There is also a small water park on concrete with...

This is such a great place to bring young kids! There are two playgrounds one for ages 2-5 and another for 5-12 year olds. Both play grounds have soft bouncy recycled rubber as the matting and both have their own age appropriate swing sets and plenty of play equipment. There are inside bathroom facilities and almost always a shaved ice truck for a cool treat in the summer. The splash pad is really nice and right next to both playgrounds and the main pavilion which has plenty of picnic benches and shade. The playgrounds and splash pad are surrounded by beautiful grass, great for picnics and a few paved trails, great for bike rides with little ones. There is also several soccer and softball fields. The park is well maintained and...

I understand what’s going on, but taking down the rims off of basketball goals on an outside court is psychotic. I thought super highly of this city and that park specifically until I saw that. I appreciate the concern from the city itself but you should have law enforcement officers surrounding the park, and no one should be allowed on the premises if your going to take the rims off of goals. I saw plenty of family’s still at the park. So if you’re going to prevent people from enjoying the basketball courts then you need to shut down the rest of the park. Thanks for taking away one of the few things you can enjoy while the nation is shut down,...