Known for having some of the area’s best fishing, Indian Falls also offers a picnic area, on-site privies, walking trails, rock beach and look off points. The shutterbug in you will find the drive worth making as Indian Falls is both picturesque and unique.
In 2026, the park became home to Salmon Stories: Voices of Indian Falls art installation. The artwork serves as a gathering place for the many voices, memories, and histories that flow through Indian Falls. Shaped by community stories and experiences, the project invites visitors to pause and reflect on the people, places, and natural connections that continue to define this special landscape.
The project was led by Ashton Pettigrew of Mind's Eye Creative, with the salmon sculpture created by Tiffany Stevens. Community stories were documented by David Mosher of Legacy Chronicles Productions. The audio will be available soon.
Between May and December the park is open from 8:00 a.m until dusk.
Address: 1585 Newburne Road, Newburne
Leash your pet. Hunting and trapping are prohibited in all Municipal Parks and Green Spaces. No camping permitted.
