Mueller Southwest Greenway

The Southwest Greenway extends the visit into native landscapes, public art, ponds, and longer walking or biking connections beyond the lake loop.

Use marked street spaces and public parking near Mueller Boulevard, Simond Avenue, Aldrich Street, or Browning Hangar. Event and market days increase demand; do not use reserved residential or business spaces.

Open during posted public park hours; events, the farmers market, and managed facilities use separate schedules. This destination may have shorter, seasonal, event, maintenance, water-condition, or weather-dependent hours.

Public restrooms are available near the playground and central park amenities, with additional facilities tied to events and nearby businesses.

General park access is free. Markets, programs, food, rentals, and private events may charge separately.

The paved lake loop, curb ramps, playground approaches, seating, and central amenities support accessible visits. Grass and crowded event areas can be less predictable.

Dogs are welcome on leash in ordinary park areas. Keep them away from playground equipment, maintain control near wildlife and crowds, and remove waste.

The playground, short lake loop, lawns, ducks, shaded seating, and nearby food make this a manageable family stop. Supervise children closely at the unfenced water edge.

The Southwest Greenway extends the visit into native landscapes, public art, ponds, and longer walking or biking connections beyond the lake loop. The lake is visual habitat, not a swimming area. Shade is uneven, event days change parking and lawn access, and the nearby Bartholomew Splash Pad is a separate destination.