United States, Indiana, Speedway

Meadowood Park

Kid-friendly · Sports Facility · Forest · Tree

5 (42 ratings)

Discover the serene beauty of Meadowood Park in Speedway, a tranquil retreat for walkers and runners seeking a peaceful natural environment. The park's lush greenery, well-maintained trails, and picturesque surroundings create an ideal setting for leisurely strolls or invigorating runs, offering a refreshing escape from the bustle of city life. At Meadowood Park, visitors can indulge in a variety of activities, including walking, jogging, and hiking, making it a versatile destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The park's trails cater to different fitness levels and are suitable for year-round use, thanks to Speedway's mild climate. Whether it's a brisk morning walk or a challenging hike, the park provides a welcoming space for physical activity amidst nature's splendor. Plan your next outdoor adventure at Meadowood Park and experience the joy of exploring its scenic trails and tranquil surroundings. Whether you're seeking a solo walk or a group run, this park offers the perfect setting to rejuvenate mind and body. Don't miss out on the opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy an active lifestyle. For more information on parks and route details, download Pacer Pedometer and discover additional resources to enhance your outdoor experience.

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Meadowood Park, 5700 Meadowood Dr, Speedway, IN 46224, USA39.8050° N , -86.2629° W

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Meadowood Park, 5700 Meadowood Dr, Speedway, IN 46224, USA39.8050° N , -86.2629° W

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Walking and Running in Meadowood Park

Are you a walker or runner looking for the ideal place to exercise in Speedway? Look no further than Meadowood Park. With its wheelchair-friendly paths and a range of sports facilities including baseball and volleyball courts, this park is the perfect spot for your walking or running activities. The park also offers leisure playgrounds, ample parking, and shelters, making it suitable for individuals and families alike. Whether you're aiming for a brisk walk or a challenging run, Meadowood Park has everything you need to make your outdoor exercise experience enjoyable and fulfilling.

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Essential Amenities

Playground

Wheelchair friendly

Parking lot

Sport Facilities

Baseball field

Volleyball court

Accessibility

Wheelchair friendly

Other Amenities

Shelter

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#1 - Meadowood Park

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Length: 0.7 milesEst. Time: 12m

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Reviews of Meadowood Park

5/5

42 ratings

belindap79152023/04/15

It’s a very flat route. I liked it a lot. Very simple trail.

anitalewis402021/08/16

Very calm setting setting. Great for walking.

babsbair2021/04/25

Convenient park

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FAQs about Meadowood Park

Are there facilities or amenities for walkers/runners in Meadowood Park?

Yes, Meadowood Park provides wheelchair-friendly paths and a parking lot for convenience.

How accessible is Meadowood Park?

Meadowood Park is wheelchair-friendly, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.

What kind of sports can I do in Meadowood Park?

You can enjoy baseball and volleyball in the designated courts at Meadowood Park.

What is the best season to walk in Meadowood Park?

The best season to walk in Meadowood Park is typically spring or fall when the weather is mild and the park is in full bloom.

What are the typical weather conditions to prepare for in Meadowood Park?

In Meadowood Park, you can expect warm and humid summers, cool and crisp falls, cold and snowy winters, and mild springs. It's important to prepare for varying weather conditions throughout the year.

What kind of wildlife might you encounter in Meadowood Park?

In Meadowood Park, you may encounter various wildlife such as squirrels, birds, deer, and other small mammals. It's a good idea to be respectful of their natural habitat and observe from a distance.