The park was named to honor Westfield’s historical roots as a settlement established by Quakers in the 19th century.
The spray park includes motion-activated water features, reducing water waste when not in use.
The park serves as a primary trailhead for the Midland Trace Trail, a significant multi-use path in Hamilton County.
The onsite pavilion was designed to accommodate community events and can be reserved for private gatherings.
Quaker Park is a 14-acre community park in Westfield, Indiana, defined by its interactive spray park and extensive modern playground equipment. The park features a unique 'splash pad' water feature that serves as a primary attraction during warmer months. Beyond the water features, the site includes an open-air pavilion, paved walking trails, and ample green space for passive recreation. The terrain is largely flat, making it highly accessible for families with strollers and young children. It connects directly to the broader Westfield trail network, allowing for extended outdoor excursions. The park’s layout prioritizes visibility and safety, with centralized equipment clusters surrounded by mature trees.
The center of the spray park during active water sequences.
Bring water shoes for children, as the splash pad surface can become slippery.
Pack a picnic lunch, as there are multiple tables located under shaded pavilions.
Sunscreen is essential, as the playground and spray park areas have limited natural canopy cover.
Visiting during peak summer weekends if you prefer quiet, as the spray park becomes very crowded.
The splash park operates seasonally from late spring through early autumn, weather permitting.
Proper swim attire is required in the spray park; pets must remain leashed at all times.
