Hammock Stands Now Up!

child swings in a bright blue hammock among tall green trees at Potter's Bridge Park

Discover White River recently received a grant from MIBOR to install hammock stands in a variety of attractions along the White River in both Hamilton and Marion County.

These free stands allow you to bring your own hammock, set it up safely, sit back and relax. The following stands are already up – or are coming soon!

Potter’s Bridge – stand is located near the western parking lot. Visitors can park at the main parking lot by the bathroom and follow the White River Greenway trail west along the river to get to the station or park in the overflow lot to the west of the main parking lot. See map for details!

map of potter's bridge park, indicating with a star the location of the hammock stand between the west parking lot and the White River.


White River Campground – the stand is located within the campgrounds by the beach and is accessible by parking at the camp store and walking through the campgrounds. Stand is also available by parking at the Strawtown Koteewi Taylor Center or west parking lot and walking over the blue bridge into the campgrounds.

map of white river campground


Indy Art Center – Coming soon – the hammock stand will be located behind the building on the west side of ARTSPARK, the interactive sculpture garden.

map of Indy Art Center grounds with Hammock Stand location marked with a star


Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Park – installation October 16th!

All are welcome to grab your hammock, kick back, and soak in nature. Thank you to MIBOR and all partners involved with the project.

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