
Apartments near White River State Park in Indianapolis, IN (395 Rentals)


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Bon Air Residence

Gathyr

Rise on Meridian

Vivio on Tenth

Cole Motor

Wesmont

Riverview

Ardmore Apartments

The E'Laan

Pinnex

Lockerbie Lofts

220 Meridian

Hinge Apartments

Stadium Lofts & Flats

CityWay

Slate Apartments

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9 On Canal

Mozzo apartments

Cosmopolitan on the Canal

Canal Square

Van Rooy Downtown Leasing

Stella

Pembroke Place

Wesley Place

Artistry Indy

Vanguard at 16 Tech

River West Flats

Applegate Flats

Leo

Nine+Eighteen

360 Market Square

The Marleigh

The Avenue

Penn Street Tower Apartments

Pulliam Square

Axis

Riley Towers

Madison Lofts

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Ralston Apartments

The Assumption on Blaine

Union Square

522 Fletcher Ave

Priscilla on Pennsylvania

Circa Apartments

Lofts on Madison

Union at 16th

Forte Apartments

2131 North

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Weather can be fickle in Indianapolis, but luckily, there's one place offering up folks from Indianapolis apartments entertainment no matter what the temperature may be. Home to some of the biggest attractions in the city, the White River State Park is simply must for any one living in an Indianapolis apartment, with museums, zoos, sports fields, and plenty of room to move around on, offering up something for apartment residents of any taste. With an apartment near White River State Park, you'll find yourself surrounded by a treasure trove of new experiences. Whether you're coming from an Indianapolis apartment on the other side of the city, or if you have an apartment near White River State Park, there's always plenty to do and discover. The park is home to several of the biggest attractions in town, such as the Indiana State Museum, which is home to its very own IMAX Theater, the Indianapolis Zoo, and Victory Field, where you can watch a game from the Indianapolis Indians. For those wanting to simply relax, there's plenty of space to do just that, such as on the Military Park or the Governor's Lawn, or take a walk down by the river at the Central Canal, the Waterfront, or the River Promenade. For those looking to take in a show or concert, certain night you'll find anything you want to see playing at the Governor's Lawn or at Celebration Plaza. You can even explore the pumphouse or the Old Washington Street Bridge if you're looking for a touch of history. With so much to do in one park, you won't ever have to venture anywhere else to get your entertainment fix in the city. The park offers up something for every attitude and age, and those with apartments near White River State Park will find that they may never have to stray too far from their own front door to experience all the wonders of their fair city.
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