Three diverse and lovely parks totaling approximately thirty-five acres make up the Monticello Parks and Recreation Department. Each park is diverse and offers unique settings and opportunities. Bluewater Beach is located on a part of the winding Tippecanoe River that links Lakes Shafer and Freeman.

Between Lakes Shafer and Freeman, there is a stretch of the Tippecanoe River that connects the two manmade lakes. Officially, it's Lake Freeman, but it has the quieter nature of a winding riverfront. Bluewater Beach is located on a special spot where folks can boat or fish. There is public access for boating enthusiasts and four fishing piers. Playground equipment and several picnic shelters offer residents and visitors an opportunity to kick-back, relax and enjoy the "beach." The Bluewater Beach Pavilion is an enclosed shelter and can be reserved for special events.

At A Glance ...

Monticello Parks Dept.
904 City Park Loop
Monticello, IN 47960

Mitch Billue, Supt.
Mailing: 227 N Main St.
V: 574-583-3983

Monticello Parks Board

Members: Bill Griffin, Ken Houston, Ed Kohley, Cindy Isom, and City Council liaison, Grace Oilar.

The Parks Board oversees the three city parks: Monticello City Park, Bluewater Beach, Jordan Skatepark, and Voigt Park (Monticello City Pool).

Visit Our Parks

Four parks make up the Parks Department.  To find out more, click a link below:

City Park
Bluewater Beach Park
Voigt Park/Monticello City Pool
Jordan Skatepark

Parks Dept. Questions

Where is the Monticello City Pool?

The City Pool is located at Voigt Park, off of West Ohio Street. See Map.

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