Brownsburg Community Guide April June 2026

upcoming spring events & programs

report a pothole

How to report a street repair to the Street Department

utility project recieves award

Brownsburg

COMMUNIT Y GUIDE

APRIL-JUNE 2026

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APRIL-JUNE 2026

Welcome to brownsburg

This guide offers information on upcoming events and important local news. Whether new to the area or a long-time resident, you’re sure to discover new things about your Brownsburg community!

INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2 Resources & News 8 Calendar of Events 10 Events 16 Arts & Culture Programs 17 Community Programs 18 Nature Programs 20 Youth Programs 22 Parks & Trails 23 Facility Rentals ON THE COVER A spring day at Virgil Park along the boardwalk.

CONNECT WITH US! Community Contacts All numbers are (317) area code.

Emergency

Emergency......................................9-1-1 Mental Health.................................2-1-1 Non-Emergency Fire..............852-1190 Non-Emergency Police...........852-1109 Hendricks County Sheriff.......745-6269 Chamber of Commerce

Brownsburg Chamber............852-7885 Library

Brownsburg Public Library.....852-3167 Schools

Brownsburg Schools..............852-5726

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Town of Brownsburg

Development Services...........852-1128 Economic Development.........858-6072 Human Resources..................858-6031 Parks Department..................858-4172 Street Department.................852-1113 Town Court..............................852-1192 Town Hall................................852-1120 Utility Billing............................852-1102 Wastewater Department........852-1114 Water Department..................858-4147 Township

Brown Township Trustee........852-0899 Lincoln Township Trustee.......852-8745

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Town of Brownsburg Recognizes Employees of the Year The Town of Brownsburg recognized two outstanding team members as part of its annual Employee of the Year Awards, honoring individuals who exemplify dedication, teamwork, and exceptional service to the community. This year’s honorees are Dave Albertson, named Ignitor of the Year, and Jamilah Vanholten, named Rookie of the Year.

Ignitor of the Year: Dave Albertson Dave Albertson, Maintenance Technician III who has worked for the Town since 2010, was selected as the Ignitor of the Year for his exceptional work ethic and unwavering commitment to ensuring that Town facilities and events operate smoothly.

One of Dave’s most notable contributions was his leadership over the Brownsburg’s first Field of Honor event. From concept to execution, Dave took full ownership of the project, coordinating the layout and installation of 250 flags, preparing each component, mapping placements, and driving stakes. His countless hours of preparation allowed staff and volunteers to install the display smoothly and safely.

Beyond the Field of Honor, Dave’s dedication is evident yearround. He works to ensure Town operations continue without

interruption, handling snow removal, building preparation, system maintenance, and event support. He has also stepped in to manage critical contracts across multiple Town facilities, and regularly supports the Parks and Police Departments.

Rookie of the Year: Jamilah Vanholten Jamilah Vanholten, Youth Services Manager, was named Rookie of the Year in recognition of her positive energy and immediate impact as a new team member. Since joining the Town of Brownsburg in February, Jamilah quickly became known for her preparedness, creativity, and ability to engage others with enthusiasm and professionalism.

During summer camp operations, returning staff praised Jamilah’s onboarding and communication as the best they had experienced, contributing to one of the most successful camp seasons to date. She demonstrates a strong understanding of cost recovery

and program goals, ensuring that planning is both creative and fiscally responsible.

“The Town of Brownsburg is fortunate to have employees like Dave and Jamilah who excel in their roles and elevate those around them,” said Town Council President Ben Lacey.

The Town congratulates both honorees and thanks them for their continued service.

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College Ave. and Main St. Utility Improvements Project Named State Finalist for Engineering Excellence Award The College Ave. and Main St. Utility Improvements Project has been recognized as a State Finalist in the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Engineering Indiana Excellence Awards, honoring projects that demonstrate exceptional innovation, complexity, and community impact.

Designed in partnership with Wessler Engineering, the downtown infrastructure project addressed critical and aging water, sewer, and stormwater needs. The project included sewer separation to reduce combined sewer overflows, construction of a new stormwater outfall to White Lick Creek, replacement of aging water lines, 4,700 linear feet of storm sewer lines, and street and utility improvements coordinated with INDOT. By aligning these efforts through collaborative planning, the Town achieved significant cost and time savings while minimizing disruption to the public.

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A key feature of the project was the use of innovative engineering solutions, including a stormwater siphon system that allowed crews to work around existing sewer interceptors while reducing excavation depth and protecting the surrounding floodplain. These solutions improved constructability and long-term system performance while preserving natural features near White Lick Creek.

This is the second consecutive year that a Brownsburg project has received State Finalist recognition from ACEC, following the Virgil Park project. Together, these honors reflect Brownsburg’s ongoing commitment to thoughtful planning, strong partnerships, and high-quality investments that enhance the quality of life for residents.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR LINCOLNWOOD PARK The Town of Brownsburg purchased Lincolnwood Park, a 46-acre property from the Tague family, in June 2018. Located at 325 W. Main St., just west of the intersection of Green and Main Street, the expansive acreage has the potential for many community amenities.

address needs and deficiencies identified by previous public engagement efforts undertaken by the Town of Brownsburg.

The Master Plan for the park property includes walking and biking trails, natural drainage and floodplains, parking areas, an amphitheater, indoor and outdoor aquatics, and a recreation center.

In 2025, the Park Authority introduced the Lincolnwood Park Master Plan Process. The main goal of the Master Plan process was to explore potential quality of life development opportunities available at Lincolnwood Park. A major focus of the effort was to

After public meetings hosted throughout the summer, the Town Council approved the Lincolnwood Park Master Plan in August, along with baseline improvements for the property.

Today, the Master Plan serves as an outline for the property,

Updates to Parks and Recreation Strategic Master Plan

gathered through public engagement events, stakeholder interviews, online surveys, and a statistically valid community survey.

In January, the Park Authority reviewed the Parks and Recreation Strategic Master Plan. This comprehensive plan will guide the development, management, and investment in parks and recreational facilities over the next five years.

The updated plan reflects extensive community input

Key priorities identified through this process include: · Park Safety · Sustainability · Accessibility · Infrastructure · Maintenance · Funding · Public Engagement

but future phases of the park will undergo standard council approvals.

The approved baseline improvements include drainage, trails and updated parking. Work has started and is expected to be completed in the fall.

Looking ahead, the White Lick Creek Greenway, a 1-mile trail currently connecting Brownsburg’s business district to Arbuckle Acres Park, will extend from Arbuckle Acres Park to Lincolnwood Park. Design on the trail has not been completed at this time.

This updated Strategic Master Plan is a critical step in ensuring Brownsburg’s parks and recreation system continues to reflect the values, priorities, and vision of our community.

View the plan, as well as implementation strategies online at brownsburgparks.com/ masterplan.

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Report a pothole It is common to see potholes pop up this time of year, as a result of the freeze and thaw cycles we experienced during the winter.

Our Street Department is consistently monitoring for potholes and patching them as they appear. If you see a pothole that hasn’t been repaired, please report it through the QR code.

Honoring the Retirement of K9 Caro and K9 Drago After years of dedicated service to the Brownsburg community, K9 Caro and K9 Drago retired from the Brownsburg Police Department in January. Following nine years of extensive training, long hours, and demanding work alongside their handlers, both K9s are now enjoying well-earned retirement with their families.

Officer Dave Marcum and K9 Caro, along with Corporal David Shedrow and K9 Drago, were recognized with retirement plaques at the January Police Commission Meeting. We extend our sincere gratitude to K9 Caro and K9 Drago for their loyal service and lasting contributions to public safety in Brownsburg.

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A Veterans Day Ceremony will be held on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 10 a.m.

Dedicate a Flag in the 2026 Field of Honor

Lacey. “Every flag carries the spirit of someone special and the meaningful story behind their service.”

This year, as America celebrates 250 years of The Town of Brownsburg is freedom, Brownsburg’s excited to announce that flag Field of Honor will feature sales for the Brownsburg Field 26 official American flag of Honor will begin on Tuesday, designs, accompanied by a June 23, at 10 a.m. This tag containing historical facts inspiring display of red, white, about that flag’s origin. In and blue invites community addition, visitors will witness members to dedicate flags to 500 flags, 250 more than the honor veterans and active-duty previous year, on Town Hall military personnel, celebrating Green. The display will be open their service and sacrifice. to the public on Wednesday, October 29, through “This is a wonderful opportunity Wednesday, November 11. to participate in a powerful tribute to our veterans,” said Town Council President Ben

Proceeds from the flag sales will benefit a local fundraiser for veteran services and their families.

Flag dedications are $50 per dedication and include a tag on the flag, inclusion in the program guide, inclusion on field signage, a certificate, and an American flag at the end of the program.

“This field is a powerful way for our community to honor and remember the sacrifices of our heroes,” said Town Manager Deb Cook.

Dedicate your flag, beginning on June 23, at brownsburg.org/FieldofHonor.

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CALENDAR of events

APRIL Apr. 2 | Economic Development Commission 5 p.m.

Council Chambers Apr. 7 | Redev. Commission 5:30 p.m. Council Chambers Apr. 9 | Town Council 7 p.m.

Council Chambers

MAY May 2 | Fungi Foray 11 a.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park

JUNE June 2 | Redev. Commission 5:30 p.m. Council Chambers

May 5 | Redev. Commission 5:30 p.m. Council Chambers

June 4 |

May 11 | Board of Zoning Appeals 6 p.m.

Council Chambers

June 4 5 p.m.

| Economic Development Commission Council Chambers

June 5 6 p.m.

| Board Game Series Eaton Hall

June 6 9 a.m.

| Morning Bird Hike B&O Trail, Green St. Trailhead

May 12 | Little Sprouts* 10 a.m.

Outdoor Classroom

June 8 6 p.m.

| Board of Zoning Appeals Council Chambers

May 12 | Police Commission 6 p.m.

Council Chambers

June 8 | Women’s Self Defense 7:30 p.m. Police Training Facility

May 13 | Little Sprouts* 10 a.m.

Outdoor Classroom

June 9 6 p.m.

May 14 | Town Council 7 p.m.

Council Chambers

June 11 | Brownsburg Farmers Market – Strawberry Shortcake Festival 4 p.m.

Town Hall Green

May 8 6 p.m.

Apr. 10 | Board Game Series 6 p.m.

Eaton Hall Apr. 11 | Morning Bird Hike 9 a.m.

Williams Park, Shelter 3 Apr. 11 | Wildflower Wander Hike 11 a.m.

Williams Park, Shelter 3 Apr. 13 | Board of Zoning Appeals 6 p.m.

Council Chambers Apr. 13 | Women’s Self Defense 7:30 p.m. Police Training Facility Apr. 14 | Little Sprouts* 10 a.m.

Virgil Park Apr. 14 | Police Commission 6 p.m.

Council Chambers

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Board Game Series Eaton Hall

May 8 | Celebrating Her* 10:30 a.m. Eaton Hall May 11 | Women’s Self Defense 7:30 p.m. Police Training Facility

May 15 | Pints & Paddles 5 p.m.

Stephens Park

Apr. 15 | Little Sprouts* 10 a.m.

Virgil Park

May 16 | Morning Bird Hike 9 a.m.

Virgil Park

Apr. 18 | Jam as a Fam* 10:30 a.m. Bundy Lodge Apr. 18 | Make & Take in the Parks 10 a.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park Apr. 19 | National Let’s Fly a Kite Day 2 p.m.

Williams Park

May 16 | Make & Take in the Parks 1 p.m.

Virgil Park May 22 | Movies in the Park 6:30 p.m. Arbuckle Acres Park May 23 | Splash Pad Opens 10 a.m.

Williams Park

Apr. 21 | Senior Soiree* 4:30 p.m. Eaton Hall

May 27 | Advisory Plan Commission 6 p.m.

Council Chambers

Apr. 23 | Town Council 7 p.m.

Council Chambers

May 28 | Town Council 7 p.m.

Council Chambers

Apr. 25 | Clean & Green* 9 a.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park Apr. 27 | Advisory Plan Commission 6 p.m.

Council Chambers

4 p.m.

Brownsburg Farmers Market – Artisan Night Town Hall Green

May 29 | Summer Soundtracks 6 p.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park

| Police Commission Council Chambers

June 11 | Town Council 7 p.m.

Council Chambers June 12 | Pints & Paddles 5 p.m.

Stephens Park June 13 | Summer Soundtracks 6 p.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park June 18 | Brownsburg Farmers Market – Barkin’ in the ‘Burg Night 4 p.m.

Town Hall Green June 22 | Advisory Plan Commission 6 p.m.

Council Chambers June 18 | Brownsburg Farmers Market – Shop Local Night 4 p.m.

Town Hall Green June 25 | Town Council 7 p.m.

Council Chambers June 26 | Movies in the Park 6:30 p.m. Arbuckle Acres Park

* Registration Required

Register for programs at brownsburgparks.com 8 · Calendar of Events

Join us for our Movies in the Park each month this summer! Enjoy warm summer evenings with family and friends as we screen some of your favorite movies under the stars. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, and snacks to this free outdoor event and we’ll bring the popcorn! With a variety of movies for all ages, there’s something for everyone.

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HOPPING DOWN THE

BUNNY BUNNY

TRAIL TRAIL

Join us for a walk along the trail while collecting eggs from local businesses and organizations!

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williams park

940 S. Locust Lane

9:30 AM 12:30 PM

Collect Eggs · Face Painting · Photos · and More!

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STEPHENS PARK 605 S. STEPHEN DR.

Williams Park

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Saturday, May 31 Open Daily, May 23 - September 6 10 am - 8:30 pm

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12 · Arts & Culture

SUMMER

S O U N D T R A C K S

MA Y 3 1

6-8 PM AT ARB UC KLE AC R ES P ARK

S O UT H ER N A C C ENTS T OM P ET T Y CO V E R B A N D

J U NE 1 3

6-8 PM AT ARB UC KLE AC R ES P ARK

A G E S B A ND C L AS S IC P O P R O C K

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6-8 PM AT ARB UC KLE AC R ES P ARK

E ND LES S S UMM E R BAND PO P H I TS

FREE CONCERTS

FOOD TRUCKS • BEER & WINE GARDEN Events · 13

THURSDAYS, 4-7 PM JUNE 4 - AUGUST 27 TOWN HALL GREEN (61 N. Green St.)

JUNE 4

ARTISAN NIGHT

JULY 2

MARKET TO TABLE NIGHT

JULY 30

NOSTALGIA NIGHT

JUNE 11

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL

JULY 9

KID BIZ NIGHT

AUG. 6

CORN ROAST

JUNE 18

BARKIN’ IN THE ‘BURG NIGHT

JULY 16

NON-PROFIT NIGHT

AUG. 13

CHAMBER NIGHT

JUNE 24

SHOP LOCAL

JULY 23

BROWNSBURG BAKERS SHOWCASE

AUG. 20

HOMETOWN HEROES

food · baked goods · Fresh produce · meats · HANDMADE CRAFTS · FRESH FLOWERS & Culture 14 · Artslocal

BROWNSBURG LIONS CLUB

EXTRAVAGANZA & PARADE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT BROWNSBURGLIONSCLUB.ORG

Concert 7:30 PM | TOWN HALL GREEN (61 N. GREEN ST.) LIVE MUSIC BY COOL CITY BAND

Fireworks 10 PM | DOWNTOWN BROWNSBURG FIREWORKS VIEWING AREA AT TOWN HALL GREEN (61 N. GREEN ST.)

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community

SIGN UP

ROADSIDE RESCUE WITH BEN’S GARAGE

Let the games begin! board game series

Join Ben’s Garage owner Ben for a hands-on class on the basic car maintenance. This class will cover everyday skills like changing a tire, checking your oil, and what to do in common roadside situations, giving you the confidence to handle the unexpected while you’re on the road.

AGE(S): 16+ RATE: Free

Get ready for a series of relaxed game nights, perfect for hanging out with friends, family or meeting new people who love tabletop games!

Bring your favorite games to share or try a few from our collection! Enjoy snacks and an assortment of games to try.

AGE(S): All ages RATE: Free

DATE

TIME

LOCATION

DATE

TIME

LOCATION

March 28

2 p.m.

Bundy Lodge

April 10

6-8 p.m.

Eaton Hall

May 8

6-8 p.m.

June 5

6-8 p.m.

Eaton Hall Eaton Hall

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national let’s fly a kite day Let’s go fly a kite! Join us for a day of high-flying fun. Bring your own kite or make your own with our kite building supplies. Help us fill the skies with all the different colors and types of kites.

Come and enjoy the beautiful sight of many different kites in the air.

AGE(S): All ages RATE: Free DATE

TIME

LOCATION

April 19

2-4 p.m.

Williams Park

senior soirÉe Join us for an evening of fun as we dance our way through the decades of music. Starting with swing, breaking in the jailhouse rock, and getting groovy with disco, it is sure to be an exciting night full of reminiscing, connection, and most importantly dance!

AGE(S): 55+ RATE: $5/person DATE

TIME

LOCATION

April 21

4:30-7:30 p.m.

Eaton Hall

celebrating her This Mother’s Day enjoy a relaxing and comforting celebration of her. Moms, while you unwind with coffee and treats, your little ones, will be able to create a gift of their appreciation.

Join us for love, laughter, and memories you will not forget.

AGE(S): All ages RATE: $21 DATE

TIME

LOCATION

May 9

10:30 am-12:30 p.m.

Eaton Hall

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NATURE MORNING BIRD HIKE Join the park’s naturalist on an early morning stroll through Brownsburg Parks. All birders are welcome. Limited number of binoculars thanks to the Parks Foundation of Hendricks County.

AGE(S): All Ages RATE: Free to attend DATE

TIME

LOCATION

April 11

9 a.m.

Williams Park, Shelter 3

May 16

9 a.m.

Virgil Park

June 6

9 a.m.

B&O Trail, Green St. Trailhead

Register

make and take in the parks Get crafty in the park! This free, family-friendly program lets you create a fun nature-themed craft each month to take home. Explore, make, and play together.

AGE(S): All Ages RATE: Free to attend ACTIVITY

DATE

ARBUCKLE ACRES PARK, SHELTER 3 Seed Bombs

April 18

10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

May 16

1-3 p.m.

VIRGIL PARK

wildflower wandeR

Flower Stamping

Step into a world of colors during our Wildflower Hike! Our naturalist will take you on an easy and fun adventure, pointing out different flowers and sharing cool facts.

FUNGI FORAY

AGE(S): All Ages RATE: Free to attend DATE

TIME

LOCATION

April 11

11 a.m.

Williams Park, Shelter 3

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TIME

Join our naturalist for a Fungi Foray through the woods and discover the fascinating world of mushrooms. As we explore beneath the forest canopy, you’ll learn to spot different shapes and colors and uncover the important role fungi play in our ecosystem.

Age(s): All Ages Rate: Free to attend DATE

TIME

LOCATION

May 2

11 a.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park, Shelter 6

LITTLE SPROUTS Little Sprouts is a nature-based program for preschoolers where they can explore hands-on activities and learn about nature. Each session includes story time, music and motion, nature activities, and crafts. An adult must accompany children AGE(S): 2-5 RATE: $10, pre-registration required ACTIVITY

DATE

TIME

Fabulous Frogs

April 14

10 a.m.

Fabulous Frogs

April 15

10 a.m.

Flowers & Friends

May 12

10 a.m.

Flowers & Friends

May 13

10 a.m.

VIRGIL PARK

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM

CLEAN AND GREEN VOLUNTEER EARTH + Arbor DAY Join us to clean our parks, in partnership with Hendricks County Partnership for Water Quality and Weed Wrangle Indiana!

VOLUNTEER WITH BROWNSBURG!

Choose from two volunteer opportunities: • Litter Pick-Up: Help clean up designated areas in the parks and town.

• Garlic Mustard Pull: Remove invasive plants to protect native habitats.

Your efforts help strengthen our community and enhance the quality of life for Brownsburg residents.

We’re also celebrating Arbor Day with tree planting demonstrations, FREE tree giveaways, and family-friendly activities. Volunteer opportunities require registration, while Arbor Day activities are free and open to the public.

Let’s work together to create a cleaner, greener community!

Date

Time

Location

April 25

9 a.m.

Arbuckle Acres Park

Visit brownsburgparks.com/volunteer to sign up for a volunteer project.

Pre-registration is required for all volunteer projects.

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Youth

Register

SPORTIES FOR SHORTIES

Spring break camp

RATE: $35, pre-registration required HOURS: 10-11 AM AGES: 3

RATE: $245/week, pre-registration required LOCATION: Bundy Lodge, Arbuckle Acres Park DATES: M-F, March 23- 27 & March 30- April 2 HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM AGES: 6-12

Sporties for Shorties is an introduction to sports, focusing on the basics including throwing, catching, dribbling, and more! Parent involvement required.

Date

Location

April 27-30

Arbuckle Acres Park

Join us for a perfect mix of play and discovery.

Enjoy spring experiments like kite flying and peep parachutes and an outdoor Nerf war!

jam as a fam

leadership brownsburg teen academy

A joyful and special musical experience for little ones and their parents. Join us for song, movement and fun all while building early musical confidence.

AGE(S): 1-5 RATE: $25/person

RATE: FREE to attend. Pre-registration required.

LOCATION: Eaton Hall, Brownsburg Town Hall DATES: July 6-10 HOURS: 9 AM - 4 PM AGES: 14-16

DATE

TIME

LOCATION

April 18

10:30-11:15 a.m.

Bundy Lodge

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Discover how your town works! Brownsburg Teen Leadership Academy is a week-long program where students dive into local government, meet community leaders, and take part in handson activities. From learning how to change car oil to touring the Wastewater Treatment Plant, participants will gain real-world skills and a new appreciation for the people and services that keep Brownsburg running strong.

Wild about wildlife: Jr. naturalist camp

Forests & Frontiers: Jr. naturalist camp

RATE: $255/week or $245/week when you pay-in-full (includes $75 deposit) LOCATION: Bundy Lodge, Arbuckle Acres Park HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4 PM

RATE: $255/week or $245/week when you pay-in-full (includes $75 deposit) LOCATION: Bundy Lodge, Arbuckle Acres Park HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4 PM

Get ready to go wild! Campers will go on an adventure into the world of animals. Each day brings new discoveries through games, crafts, hikes, and creek stomping. Campers will learn how different animals survive in ecosystems and record findings in a keepsake nature journal.

Step into the woods! This camp dives into the natural resources that make our parks thrive.

Campers will investigate forest layers, water resources, soil, and organisms. Each day includes games, crafts, hikes, creek stomping, and journaling discoveries in a keepsake nature journal.

Week

Ages

June 8-12

6-8

June 15-19

8-11

Explorers & pathfinders RATE: $255/week or $245/week when you pay-in-full. (includes $75 deposit) LOCATION: Crossroads Elementary School HOURS: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM AGES: 6-8 (Explorers), 9-12 (Pathfinders) We offer fun-filled and secure summer adventures that create everlasting memories, strengthens bonds, and fosters a sense of belonging. We can’t wait to be a part of your child’s summer journey, filled with field trips, new friendships, special guests and endless fun!

Week

Ages

July 13-17

6-8

July 20-24

8-11

Trailblazers RATE: $265/week or $255/week when you pay-in-full. (includes $75 deposit) LOCATION: Crossroads Elementary School HOURS: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM AGES: 12-15 Are you ready to embark on a summer adventure like no other? Trailblazers offers activities to keep teens active while also challenging them to step outside of their comfort zones.

Week

Theme

Week

Theme

June 1-5

Speed Blazers

June 1-5

Nothin’ But Treble

June 8-12

Savor the Flavor

June 8-12

Wonders of the Wilderness

July 13-17

Beach Bums

June 15-18

Game On! (Camp Closed 6/19)

June 22-26

Aqua Adventures

June 29-July 3

Camp A’ La Mode

July 6-July 10

One Team, One Dream

July 13-17

#SWAG

July 20-24

Campcation

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Find your

Park

Enjoy more than 300 acres of parkland, over 20 miles of trails, and a variety of recreation programs and special events.

ARBUCKLE ACRES PARK 200 N. Green St. Brownsburg’s oldest park is in downtown Brownsburg.

• Bundy Lodge • Sports Courts • 1-Mile Paved Walking Trail • Playground • Storywalk CARDINAL PARK 3432 Hornaday Dr. Cardinal Park is perfect for furry friends!

• Trailhead to B&O Trail • Dog Park • 1+ Mile Trail (RTP Trail) STEPHENS PARK 605 Stephen Dr. Recently renovated, this neighborhood park keeps visitors active.

• Pickleball Courts • Playground • Exercise Equipment

Tiny Tots Playground at Arbuckle Acres Park

VIRGIL PARK 9145 E. CR 300 N. Brownsburg’s newest park connects visitors with nature and fitness.

• Trailhead to B&O Trail • Playground • Exercise Equipment WILLIAMS PARK 940 S. Locust Ln. Brownsburg’s largest park with plenty of activities to enjoy!

• Outdoor Classroom • Splash Pad • Blast Off Playground • Maple Ridge Trail • Veteran’s Memorial Garden

Playground at Stephens Park

B&O Trail

Trails ARBUCKLE ACRES PARK TRAIL Trailhead at 200 N. Green St. 1-mile

MAPLE RIDGE TRAIL Trailhead at Williams Park Nearly 1-mile crushed stone path through woods

BICENTENNIAL TRAIL Trailhead between C.R. 300 N. and C.R. 200 N. 1-mile, connects Brownsburg to Avon

RECREATIONAL TRAILS PROGRAM (RTP) Trailhead at Cardinal Park 1+ mile

B&O TRAIL Trailheads at Green St., Cardinal Park, and Virgil Park 4 miles

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WHITE LICK CREEK GREENWAY Trailhead at 1090 N. Green St. or Arbuckle Acres Park 1-mile, travels along White Lick Creek to connect park users from the Brownsburg business district to Arbuckle Acres Park.

Blast off Playground at Williams Park Virgil Park

FACILITY RENTALS & Memberships Looking for a great place to have your party or event? We have a variety of facilities available!

Book your next rental online at brownsburgparks.com/rental Shelter 1 at Williams Park Park

Facility

Regular

Resident

Arbuckle Acres Park

Shelter 2

$88

$66

Shelter 3

$133

$111

Shelter 4

$88

$66

Shelter 5

$44

FREE

Shelter 6

$66

$44

Shelter 7

$111

$88

Shelter 8

$88

$66

Stephens Park

Shelter

$88

FREE

Williams Park

Alpha Shelter

$66

FREE

Shelter 1

$88

$66

Shelter 2

$88

$66

Shelter 3

$133

$111

Shelter 4

$111

$88

Shelter 5

$133

$111

Shelter 6

$88

$66

Cardinal bark park

Regular

Shelter 3 (Pavilion) at Arbuckle Acres Park

Resident Eaton Hall

Monthly Fee

$10/dog

$8/dog

Indoor facility

Regular

Resident

Bundy Lodge

$50/hour

$39/hour

Eaton Hall

$60/hour

$40/hour

Bundy Lodge and Eaton Hall are available for parties, meetings, weddings, or other special events. To rent the facility, please call (317) 858-4172. Rental minimum of 4 hours and damage deposit required at booking. Some additional restrictions may apply.

Bundy Lodge

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GET INVOLVED

Each year, Town volunteers donate hundreds of hours to support events, natural resources, and keep our community clean. Find the right volunteer opportunities for you at brownsburgparks.com/volunteer.

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Splash Pad at Williams Park opens for the season on May 23.