Coxhall Gardens is a unique and fascinating park, waiting to be discovered. This modern, 125-acre park includes the elegant Centerpiece, twin 90-feet bell towers, a recreation lake, and Children's Garden, which features village stores, echo walls, peek-a-boo hills, a sun dial, and Tiki huts. In 2005, the facility served as the location of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Solheim Cup, and is the ideal setting for weddings, reunions and other special gatherings.

One of two 90-foot bell towers located in the park

Coxhall Gardens

Aerial shot of Centerpiece showing tiered lawn seating and gazebo

View of tiered lawn seating and gazebo creating the Centerpiece at Coxhall Gardens

Looking toward the top of the Centerpiece tiered lawn seating from the bottom row

Aerial overview shot of most park elements showing one bell tower, pavilion and Centerpiece

Archway over walkway trails in Coxhall Gardens

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Homeowners who want peace and quiet, lots of space, and a more suburban feel choose West Carmel. This fast-growing area gives you a chance to find your home in one of the most sought-after areas in the region. 

Aerial view of The Meeting House in the center of the Village of West Clay including surrounding parks and homes.

The Meeting House

Aerial view of playground structures at West Park.

West Park

Aerial shot of the shopping plaza at the Bridges, a mixed-use development.

The Bridges

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The Bridges is a 65 acre mixed-use, master-planned development, centered in the heart of Carmel, just west of Meridian Street. The 250,000 square feet of prime retail space is situated along the heavily traveled 116th Street corridor with many desirable neighborhoods nearby. This upscale site offers a wide variety of dining, entertainment, and health-inspired stores with high-end lifestyle amenities.

Local favorites include Shred 415, Los Arroyos, Convivio, Cafe Buondi, the exceptional offerings at Market District and the conveniences of CVS Pharmacy and Starbucks.

Exterior photo of Los Arroyos restaurant.

Los Arroyos

Exterior photo of sign and entrance to Convivio Italian Artisan Cuisine restaurant.

Convivio

Market District

Interior photo of Market District produce section.

Exterior photo of sign and entrance to Shred415.

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Established in 2002, West Park is one of the largest parks in Carmel. The 120-acre park was reimagined in 2022. 

During spring, summer, and fall the restored prairie maze and pond boardwalks provide a beautiful walk through nature. Along your walk through the prairie maze, you are likely to find grasshoppers, praying mantises, rabbits, and many plants in bloom. A walk over the pond gives you a good look at blue herons, ducks, frogs, fish, and crawdads. There is always something to learn and see at West Park.

During the summer, kiddos can enjoy playing on the playground and integrative splash pad. Let your imagination run wild with towering structures and colorful surfaces. Transport to other worlds among mountain walls and watery canyons. West Park’s playground and splash pad with waterfalls take play to new heights – literally!

During the snowy winter months, grab your sleds and slide down the two-story sledding hill. There is even a gradual walkway up the hill to make the trek to the top easier for both kids and parents.

Located in Carmel’s West Park, the Jill Perelman Pavilion hosts Carmel Clay Park’s Summer Camp Series, Extended School Enrichment School’s Out Camps, and recreation programs for the community.

Aerial view of West Park looking west, over pond and Jill Perelman Pavilion. 

Aerial view of West Park playground, splash park and sledding hill.

Aerial view of playground structure at West Park.

Aerial photo of sledding hill at West Park.

Photo of park pavilions around courtyard.

Photo of boardwalk along the pond at West Park.

Gif of aerial view of Coxhall Gardens in Carmel