When I was younger, we would check out the tidepools at the beach — while the tide was out we’d look at all of the ocean life that was left behind until the next time the tide changed and the water rose to put these treasures back underwater. Whenever a particularly large wave crashed into the rocks we would scream with joy as the water sprayed our backs and wet our faces.
There may not be tidepools in Indiana and there probably aren’t a lot of waves in Indianapolis but we found the next best thing; creek stomping! 
Lulu is obsessed with collecting sticks and rocks so Marott Park was a hit even before we got to the creek. 
It was a warm Saturday morning in June, there was plenty of parking, lots of shade near the creek and sandy banks to sit on. I wish that we had a wagon with us to bring our lunch, a picnic blanket and to haul a soaking toddler back to the car but I’m not sure 
Marott Park is an Indy Park and does not require an admission or entrance fee. The park is open from dawn until dusk year round.
Address
75th St. and College Ave
Indianapolis
Indiana
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