Contact Information
Town Hall
540 Tracy Road, Suite A
New Whiteland, IN 46184
Phone Number: (317) 535-7500
Fax Number: (317) 535-7889
Parks Superintendent
Phone Number: (317) 535-4664
Fax Number: (317) 535-4669
New Whiteland Parks: Park Hours
All Parks are open daily from 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Park Rules for All New Whiteland Parks
- Park Closes at 10:00 p.m.
- Alcoholic Beverages are prohibited.
- Parking or driving on grass is prohibited.
- The parking lot reserved for patrons using park facilities.
*Overnight parking is strictly prohibited.
These regulations governed by state and local laws.
West Park
Park Description
This park has lots of hilly, wooded acreage with a creek, limited playground equipment, and the Disc Golf Course. The 18 hole course traverses two (2) parks, both the East and the West Park on either side of Mooreland Drive.
Location: 300 Mooreland Drive
Acreage: 7.59 Acres
East Park
Park Description
Located by the Fire Station, this park is the home of our Basketball Courts new playground area built in the Spring of 2019, two (2) shelter houses, and the Disc Golf Course. The 18 hole course traverses two (2) parks, both the East and the West Park on either side of Mooreland Drive.
Location: 300 Ballpark Drive
Acreage: 8.0 Acres
Grassy Creek Disc Golf Course
New Whiteland’s Grassy Creek Disc Golf Course opened on May 2, 2015. The 18 hole course traverses two (2) parks, both the East and the West Park on either side of Mooreland Drive. The course starts on Ballpark Drive behind the Fire Station, west of the tennis courts.
Park hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. There is no cost to use the new course.
Country Gate Park
Park Description
This park has a shelter house, playground equipment, and a paved walking trail surrounding the lake.
Location: 600 Country Gate Blvd
Acreage: 7.59 Acres
Tot Park
Park Description
This small residential park has a ½ court Basketball Court and limited pieces of playground equipment.
Location: 132 Windemere
Acreage: 1.3681 Acres
Proctor Memorial Park
Below is more information about Proctor Memorial Park.
Proctor Park
Park Description
This park has a stocked “Catch & Release” pond, 2 shelter houses, 2 playground areas, and numerous monuments and memorials to our Veterans and those currently serving in the Armed Services and our Hometown Heroes – those who serve and protect in our neighborhoods and communities. Near the front of the park is the Walk of Freedom honoring our Military Heroes and the Pathway of Honor is located near the back of the park honoring our police, fire, and emergency responders.
Location: 499 Tracy Road
Acreage: 11 acres
Proctor Park Mission Statement
A place of honor and remembrance; A place of reflection and thanksgiving; A place of community and celebration.
Proctor Park honors those individuals who have protected our community and our nation through their selfless service in our country’s armed services and law enforcement, fire protection, and emergency services. Through its very name, Proctor Park, especially remembers those individuals who made the supreme sacrifice.
Proctor Park is a place where visitors are encouraged to reflect on the lives and sacrifices of those so honored and remembered and give thanks for all those who continue in their footsteps.
Proctor Park celebrates a community that came together as a family because of a fallen son and to honor a life given. It is a place where we continue to celebrate our way of life and life itself.
Honoring Our Heroes
A memorial park and playground were constructed on an 11-acre site located on Tracy Road, about a half-mile west of Sawmill Road in New Whiteland. This park is named after Sgt. Joseph E. Proctor, who was killed while defending our freedom and the lives of hundreds of American soldiers in Iraq on May 3, 2006. This park will serve as a living classroom where families will read the names and stories of local heroes – Military, police, fire, EMS; people who serve unselfishly to protect and serve our communities and country.
Order a personalized brick paver by downloading and completing the order form.
We have been given an opportunity to celebrate the lives of these brave men and women – to tell their stories and keep their memories alive. We are the proud owners and benefactors of an amazing piece of American history, and we have been called to preserve and perpetuate these stories. What began as a mission to thank one of our own fallen heroes has become an opportunity for us to thank, honor, and respect the many men and women, both living and deceased, who have sacrificed for all of us.
We have two (2) brick walkways with Proctor Park. The WALK OF FREEDOM pays tribute to all veterans. Family members may order personalized bricks to be placed in the designated area for the branch of the military in which their loved one served or is currently serving.
The PATHWAY OF HONOR, in our southern playground area, memorializes all other “Hometown Heroes” – Police, fire, and emergency responders. Brick pavers may also be purchased to be placed in this walkway.
Order Personalized Brick Pavers
Download and complete an order form
Help Us Tell Their Story
Download and complete the Veteran Hero Fact Sheet so we can keep our heroes’ memories and commitments alive.
Browse the gallery of photos from the 2018 WWII Dedication Ceremony.
Additional photos can be viewed in our Flickr Gallery
Proctor Park Video – link to https://youtu.be/fAS_T4fKWf8
For additional information on our Veterans and Memorial Park, visit the Proctor Park page.