Babe Denny Park

Babe Denny Park is a small, serene park located on the near south side of Indianapolis, Indiana, at the corner of Meikel and Wyoming Streets. Spanning 1.1 acres, it serves as an inviting green space for the local residential community. The park, named after Bay Edward "Babe" Denny, a former park employee and one of Indianapolis’s first Black motorcycle officers, was established in 1923. It is located just a few blocks south of Lucas Oil Stadium, set amidst single-family homes.

The park provides an ideal setting for relaxation and community interactions. It features open areas for picnicking and leisure, as well as recreational amenities aimed at families and individuals of all ages. A playground is one of the highlights, offering a fun environment for children. The park's tranquil atmosphere, coupled with its location near bustling downtown landmarks, makes it a refuge for those seeking a short escape from urban life.

Over the years, Babe Denny Park has been a cornerstone of the neighborhood, hosting events like annual community picnics. It is also expected to undergo improvements with the addition of a new playground by 2026, ensuring the park remains a welcoming and updated space for future generations.