This is a small ¼ acre park that has been landscaped and named for the Cole Family. The family matriarch, Jean has been an avid supporter of this park with her own plantings over the years. Since the spring of 2007, the park has had a beautiful Italian marble fountain and professional landscaping in honor of the Cole Family’s continued support.

A triangular piece of property between the intersections of Eel River Avenue, East Broadway and Second Street

This neighborhood park includes a playground, an eight-lane 26-meter swimming pool, water slide, bathhouse, splash pad, a softball field, bleachers, press box and concession area, two (2) cornhole courts (Coming Spring 2021), and two (2) basketball courts and a pavilion.

Click HERE to rent the Pavilion, softball field or the cornhole courts and/or bags.

Address/Location 721 – 21st Street, Entire block between Smead and Wright Streets, and 19th and 21st Streets.

This 3-acre community park has facilities that include a limited scope playground, park restrooms (handicap accessible), a covered and partially indoor picnic shelter and a trail system. Dykeman Park offers a quiet and peaceful walk along the golf course. Walkers are encouraged to park at the west end of the lane by the pavilions. Walking distance from the west parking lot to the front gate and back: 1.5 miles.

This 20 acre community park is currently home to several baseball leagues, utilizing 4 baseball fields. Facilities also include two (2) tennis courts, two (2) basketball courts, a football/soccer field and two (2) picnic shelters.

Programs/Special events Fairview is the home of the Logansport Cal Ripken League with two (2) ballfields (Crain & Metz Fields), and Logansport Babe Ruth Baseball (Steinmen Field).

Located at Biddle Street and Kloenne Street

Little Turtle Waterway is located at: 401 E Melbourne Ave, Logansport, IN 46947

Little Turtle Waterway Plaza & Trail (LTW) - The Trailhead, Park and outdoor museum covers about 5 acres of greenspace. The Trail is roughly 2 miles of riverbank along the Wabash River in downtown Logansport and features the confluence with the Eel River on the west end of the trail.

The Muehlhausen Aquatic Center is now closed for the season.  Thank you for your support this summer!

* Splash pad hours during the hot summer months are 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Address/Location 721 – 21st Street

In 2003, the Parks Board renamed the combined land of the former Front St. Park and McKinley Park as Patriot Park, to honor all those who died from the attack on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. This 5 acre park includes a playground, swings, water fountain and two basketball courts. In addition, easy foot access for fishing in the Eel River is available.

133 West Wheatland Ave.

This 13-acre community park is one of the oldest parks in the Logansport Park system dating back to 1887. Facilities include the McHale Complex, the Historic Dentzel Carousel and a miniature train and track (Operated by the Cass County Dentzel Carousel Corporation). The addition of the new Cole Bridge, a softball field, (operated by a private lease) & concession stand, a handicap accessible playground, restrooms, a basketball court with a scoreboard & lights, miniature golf (operated by private lease), McCord's Pavilion (the shelter that used to house the Carousel) & cornhole courts.

• Trails:
  • Riverside Park is the Eel River Run Trailhead. The Eel River run is approximately one mile in length and ends at Stonewall Park located at High Street and 4th Street.
  • River Bluff Trail is across the River from Riverside Park and is 1.3 miles in length. From the River Bluff trail, you can connect to Huston Park via the Sims Family Connector Trail.
• Facilities and Rentals:
  • McHale Complex (located next to the Dentzel Carousel)
  • McCord's Pavilion (located to the west of the McHale Complex that once to house the Carousel)
  • Basketball Courts (full day & hourly rental available)
  • Cornhole Courts (hourly rental and bag rental available) Now Open!

Click HERE to check availability and rent the McHale Complex, the McCord's Pavilion, the Basketball Court, or the Cornhole Courts and/or bags.

Program/Special Events

• July 4th Celebration
• 2 Rivers on 2 Wheels
• Cass County Dentzel Carousel
  • The Cass County Carousel has been a part of our community since 1919. The Carousel was named a National Historic Landmark in 1987, making it the only one in Cass County. The 43 animals are unique and range in age. All the animals are hand carved. The Carousel was originally placed at Spencer Park from 1919 to 1949. It then moved to the Old Carousel Building at Riverside Park until it moved to it’s permanent home in 1995.
  • The Carousel is available for private rentals. Commemorative bricks and stones are also available. Unique gifts are available at the Carousel souvenir booth. Call the Carousel office for more details at 574-753-8725.

1212 Riverside Drive

Spencer Park is one of the oldest parks in the system dating back to the 1890’s. Spencer Park was given to the City of Logansport by Wiliam Spencer in 1892. “ This is a very beautiful park covered with fine groves of native tress and has been improved by drives, walks and pavilions, and is a great resort for picnics and meetings of all kinds during the summer season.” (Powell, 1913) Through the years, it has been the home to the carousel, a skating rink, a concession stand and a dance floor. This 18-acre community park includes 1,200 feet of frontage on the Eel River. Facilities include two (2) playgrounds, a tennis court, a basketball goal, a gazebo, seven (7) picnic shelters, a maintenance storage building, large scale restrooms, horseshoes, shuffleboards, boat launch, water fountains and extensive landscaping.

Upper Park - 3319 E High St.

Lower Park (Gazebo and Lower Pavilion) - 3300 E High St.