Brookside Park
Near east side, Indianapolis
Good to know: Indy Parks describes the hills as for all ages.
Seven places to sled or snow tube near Indianapolis, from each park’s own page. Every hill needs snow, so check the status page the morning you go. A price appears only when the page states one. Anything a park does not post says “Not listed” or “No pricing information”.
Sledding hills
City and county parks that say sledding is allowed. A price shows only when the park’s page states one.
Near east side, Indianapolis
Good to know: Indy Parks describes the hills as for all ages.
Indianapolis
Good to know: Smaller hills. Indy Parks points families with younger kids and first-time sledders here.
Indianapolis
Good to know: Indy Parks says you can warm up afterward at the Garfield Park Arts Center or the Conservatory. Check that page for hours before you count on it.
Indianapolis
Good to know: Sledding hills plus a bark park on the same Indy Parks page.
Near west side, Indianapolis
Good to know: Flat open space and a long hill just past the baseball courts.
Southeast side, Indianapolis
Good to know: Listed by Indy Parks as a sledding park. The page does not describe the hill.
East side, Indianapolis
Good to know: Listed by Indy Parks as a sledding park. The page does not describe the hill.
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Good questions
Christian Park: Smaller hills.
None of these pages states a free price. Each card says “No pricing information” unless a price is posted.
Stay inside. Ages, prices and hours are on indoor play for toddlers in Indy.
Each listing comes from the venue’s or organizer’s own page and links to it. We only list a date, time or price when that page shows it, and anything we can’t confirm stays off. These were last checked Nov 9, 2026, and we recheck them when the season opens and again after a big snow. How we choose and check.
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