Prairie Meadow Park
Prairie Meadow Park was developed from 1997-1998. This small park is between the Plum Creek North and Delaware Trace subdivisions. It is a great park for those who love prairies. In fact, more than three quarters of this 5-acre park is native prairie.
A quarter mile paved trail wraps around the park, and a few walking trails are mowed throughout the native prairie. It’s a fantastic place to see all different types of creatures including praying mantises, humming birds, butterflies and flowers. From the overarching prairie habitat to each individual insect, Prairie Meadow Park is an excellent place to learn about nature on both a large and small scale.
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General Park Rules
For the safety and enjoyment of everyone, please follow these rules and courtesies
- Parks are open sunrise to sunset except for approved activities
- Parks are tobacco, alcohol, e-cigarette, vaping, and drug-free zone
HELP KEEP YOUR PARKS BEAUTIFUL
- Bag and dispose of pet waste
- Place all litter in appropriate trash containers
- Glass containers are prohibited within parks and greenways
- Drive and park only on roadways and designated parking areas
- Wildlife and vegetation should not be disturbed
HELP KEEP YOUR PARKS SAFE
- Equines are prohibited in parks, except when used by law enforcement
- Motorized vehicles are not permitted on trails or park grounds
HELP KEEP YOUR PARKS FUN
- Keep all pets leashed, on a leash no longer than 6 feet
- Avoid playing loud music that disturbs others
- Soliciting or use of parks for profit is prohibited without a permit
- Help keep wildlife wild – Please do not feed waterfowl or wild animals
For the full list of park & greenway rules, please click here
Personal assistive mobility devices may be used in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act
Report inappropriate conduct to Carmel Police: 317.733.1282
Report maintenance concerns to Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation: 317.573.4044