Gas City Park — Attraction in Gas City

The petting zoo is amazing!! It is such a great place to take the kiddos. It was a unique experience and we will do it again. It is not everyday you find this oppurtunity FOR FREE. As a family of 8, with 6 kids under age 12, we all voted it a 10/10. They loved every bit of it. There are plenty of animals to make the drive worth it. (50min drive for us) Even adorable tiny baby goats. They definitely love fruit, veggies and crackers. (Those need to be purchased before arriving to the park) They also offer 25 cent vending machine, located at the feeding area. No bread!

The park was also decent. Typical public park, imo, could use some repairs but also much better than many other options. I enjoyed most the seperation in big parks and a private gated park for toddlers. The gate was a huge bonus considering its next to a lake.

Will definitely return again for the petting zoo! If any request at all, it would be more accessible details about the petting zoo. Either via website or a sign, ex: months open, times,...

This park is absolutely beautiful. It has 2 different play grounds for children. It has a lake in the middle of it that makes the view quite stunning. There is also a grandstand toward the back of the park for upcoming live entertainment. Last, you have to visit the park the last week of September for the huge car show that they put on called the Ducktail Run. It's one of the biggest car shows, probably in the mid-west, in my opinion. If u love classic cars, then this is the place to be. During the last week of September, the park starts to open its gates to the car show on Wednesday. Thursday is the cruise in car show at the Gas City High School. Friday and Saturday is absolutely awesome as classic cars come from all over the United States. Sunday, is the last day of the car show, which wraps up the weeks events with the award ceremony. This year there was over 2,000 cars. Maybe...

It is a quaint park that sits along the Mississinewa River with a barnyard petting zoo and a pond you can fish in.

There are two playgrounds, one for bigger children and a fenced in toddler play area. Both containing their age appropriate equipment size.

It has a suspension bridge that takes you to the neighboring town of Jonsboro and also connect to Indiana's state walkway called the Cardinal Greenway.

It has plenty of pavilions to picknick at and grassy areas to play outdoor games as well as two baseball diamonds and a basketball court.

There are two bathrooms, one male and the other female and a Horseshoe toss area next to them.

One of its last features is a dock area for...