Forest Park Aquatic Center

🚒🌊 We have the ALL CLEAR and Morse Beach is OPEN this weekend! ☀️🏖️

A huge thank you to the Noblesville Fire Department Station 75 Dive Team for checking the beach for any debris under the water. Thankfully, the only thing they found was a lounger!

We also want to thank the Hamilton County Health Department for getting our water sample completed so quickly. We received the all clear on the water quality as well, which means we are officially ready to welcome everyone back!

🏖️ This weekend: Saturday & Sunday, 12–6 PM
🇺🇸 Labor Day Weekend: Saturday, Sunday & Monday, 12–6 PM

Labor Day will be our final day of the season.

We greatly appreciate both departments for helping us get Morse Beach safely reopened for our community! ❤️

Due to the low temps this morning we will not be able to have our last Tiny Tots.

Our final Flix and Floats is this Saturday! 🎬🍿

This summer has, admittedly, been a little rough. Blazing droughts, heavy storms—we’ve seen it all. Let’s end this summer on a high note by watching a tropical classic together: Lilo and Stitch.

Gather your kiddos, tag your friends, and join us August 29th at 8:00 for one final hurrah! Let’s enjoy the rest of 2026 as a community 💙💛

#2026

🌊 MORSE BEACH UPDATE 🌊

Morse Beach remains CLOSED until further notice as we continue working through the aftermath of the recent flooding.

Hamilton County Parks has begun the cleanup process, but before we can safely reopen, we must have the water tested and cleared by the Hamilton County Health Department.

At this time, we have been informed that water sampling may not take place until Thursday. We are hopeful they may be able to get out to us sooner, but if Thursday is the earliest available date, results would likely not be returned until the following Monday. Unfortunately, that would mean Morse Beach would remain closed next weekend as well.

We know everyone is anxious to get back to the beach, and we are too! Our priority is making sure the water is safe before welcoming everyone back.

Please continue to follow us here for updates. We will share any new information as soon as we receive it.

Thank you for your patience and understanding! 💙

8/21 UPDATE TO HCPR PARK CLOSURES

As we move into the weekend, another reminder that Hamilton County remains under a Red Travel Warning through Tuesday. To be clear: this warning is focused on keeping people off the waterways. Stay out of the White River.

All Hamilton County Parks along the White River are closed. Stay safe and thank you for your patience as our teams work to get everything cleaned up. Please see the following list for all park closures:

Potter's Bridge Park including the canoe launch & White River Greenway-CLOSED
Lafayette Trace canoe launch-CLOSED
Riverwood Canoe Landing - CLOSED
Strawtown Koteewi Park including trails and lake - CLOSED
Taylor Center of Natural History - OPEN
Prather Park - CLOSED
Morse Park - OPEN
Morse Beach - CLOSED
White River Campground - CLOSED
Prather Park - CLOSED
Coxhall Gardens - OPEN
Cool Creek Park and Cool Creek Nature Center - OPEN
Bray Family Homestead Park - OPEN
Geist Park - OPEN Trail leading into woods at Geist Park - CLOSED
Rookery Preserve - OPEN

The Noblesville Brewfest is back and better than ever! 🍻🥳

Every year, FPAC hosts the Noblesville Brewfest: a chance for anyone 21+ to unwind after a sweaty summer at our pools. You’ll get to try a variety of brews all across the state, all while enjoying live music, playing games, gorging on pretzels and bratwurst, and making unforgettable memories.

Wanna know the best part? Every penny goes back to support Forest Park Aquatic Center!

Just by attending, you’ll be helping keep your favorite local businesses thrive. Grab your discounted tickets today at https://event.ontaptickets.com/events/noblesville-brewfest-wine-garden-2026-9-12-2026.

⚠️ MORSE BEACH UPDATE ⚠️

Due to the recent flooding and high water levels, Morse Beach and the bath house will be CLOSED until further notice.

For everyone’s safety, the beach will remain closed until the water recedes and water-quality testing can be completed to ensure it is safe for swimming and public use.

Please do not enter the water or use the beach/bath house area while the closure is in effect.

We will continue to monitor conditions and will post an update as soon as testing can be completed and we have more information about reopening.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please stay safe! 💙

☀️ WE’RE OPEN TODAY! ☀️

We will be open today from 4–7 PM! 🏊‍♀️💦

As a reminder, we are now on our limited end-of-season schedule:

🏊 Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 4–7 PM
☀️ Saturday: 12–8 PM
💦 Sunday: 12–6 PM
🇺🇸 Labor Day: 12–7 PM

👶 Tiny Tots: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9–11 AM through August 25.

With our limited end-of-season staffing, the slide and diving boards may be closed at times or we may alternate between them, depending on staffing that day.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding as we do our best to keep as many attractions available as possible while keeping safety our #1 priority. ❤️

Come enjoy these last few weeks of summer with us! ☀️💦

UPDATE: Forest Park Aquatic Center will remain CLOSED on Sunday.

Due to the continued flooding in and around Forest Park, along with the current travel watch and conditions near our entrance, we have made the decision to remain closed on Sunday as well.

While the Aquatic Center itself is on higher ground, the safety of our guests, staff, and first responders is our priority. We do not want to encourage unnecessary traffic into an area where emergency crews are already dealing with significant flooding.

We appreciate everyone’s understanding. Please stay safe, avoid flooded areas, and never drive through standing water. 💙

We will continue to monitor conditions and post updates regarding Monday as we know more.

🌊 FOREST PARK AQUATIC CENTER WILL REMAIN CLOSED TODAY 🌊

While it looks like we may have a small window of clearer weather today, we have made the decision to remain closed for the day.

Although the pool itself sits on higher ground and is currently safe, the flooding surrounding our community is much bigger than what is happening inside our gates. With floodwaters near our entrance, roads impacted, and our first responders working hard just down the street, it simply doesn’t feel responsible to encourage additional traffic into the area for recreational purposes.

Our priority today is allowing emergency crews to do their jobs and keeping our staff and patrons safely away from flooded areas.

We’ll also use this time to assess the facility, allow our filtration system to continue doing its job, and make sure our water chemistry is exactly where it needs to be after the tremendous amount of rain we’ve received.

Sometimes the decision to close isn’t about whether the sun is shining, it’s about looking at the bigger picture and doing what is best for our community. ❤️

Please stay safe, stay away from flooded areas, and give our first responders the space they need to work.

We’ll keep everyone updated and hope to see you back at the pool soon! 💙

🌧️ POOL CLOSED TONIGHT DUE TO FLOODING 🌧️

Due to the significant flooding in our area, Forest Park has been shut down, and the pool will NOT be open tonight from 4–7 PM.

For the safety of our staff and guests, we ask everyone to please stay out of the park and avoid flooded areas and roadways. Conditions can change quickly, and water may be deeper or moving faster than it appears.

Our thoughts are with everyone in our community dealing with the effects of this flooding. ❤️

Please stay safe, and we will continue to post updates regarding pool operations as conditions improve.