Rogers Park
A recreational park with various amenities and easy access to Downtown Goshen
About Rogers Park
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102 Chicago Avenue,
Goshen, IN 46526 Get directions (opens in a new tab) -
Memorial Day through Labor Day: 6 AM to 10PM
Off-season: Dawn til Dusk - 12 acres
About Rogers Park
Originally developed in 1909, Rogers Park was the City’s largest and most heavily used park for 50 years. Facilities include a large historic picnic pavilion, a lighted basketball court, a lighted baseball diamond, restrooms, a canoe launch, and a playground. A pedestrian bridge spanning the Elkhart River connects the park to the downtown area and the Maple City Greenway.
It is also the site for the Tyler S. Joldersma Memorial Skate Park, a community-built facility for skateboarders and inline skaters to practice their sport.
See the Park
Amenities
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Picnic Area
- Baseball
- Basketball Court
- Boat Launch
- Playing Field
- Rentable Open-Air Pavilion
Rentable Facilities
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Rogers Park Baseball Diamond
A baseball diamond/field available for rent from April 15 to October 15. Features a dugout and easy access to Rogers Pavilion and playground.
- Rental fee
- $12.50/hour ($162.50 Max.)
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Rogers Pavilion
A large pavilion with a capacity of 160 people located in Rogers Park at 102 Chicago Ave. Amenities include: picnic tables, large open-air pavilion, outdoor grills, access to water, electrical outlets, attached restrooms, and access to playground. Not for profit rates available Monday – Thursday with copy of non-profit certificate.
- Maximum Capacity
- 160 people
- Rental fee
- $75 + tax
- Deposit
- $0
