SKYLAKE Adventures announces opening date; tickets now available

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SKYLAKE Adventures has announced that it will open to the public on June 4, marking a major milestone for Indiana’s first large-scale adventure park.  Tickets are now available online at skylakeindiana.com and in person at Droplight Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield.

Nearly five years in the making, SKYLAKE is entering its first wave of completion, debuting a collection of water-based attractions designed for a wide range of ages and activity levels. The park is centered around a sparkling six-acre lake featuring white sand beaches, rentable aqua cabanas, an interactive WIBIT water obstacle course, and an X-Tower with multiple water slides.

Future phases – which will be presented as “waves” – will expand the park’s offerings to include a three-story high ropes course, a year-round tubing hill, and seasonal programming aimed at families and visitors to Central Indiana.

Located near Droplight Grand Park Sports Campus, one of the Midwest’s busiest youth sports destinations, SKYLAKE is expected to welcome thousands of visitors annually and contribute to the region’s growing mix of recreational and entertainment options.

“We’re excited to open on June 4 and introduce visitors to SKYLAKE for the first time,” SKYLAKE Co-Founder Sean Howard said. “We’ve designed this to be a destination people can enjoy more than once, with something new to experience each visit.”

To purchase tickets and learn more about the park and its operating hours, visit skylakeindiana.com.

About SKYLAKE Adventures
SKYLAKE Adventures is Indiana’s first large-scale adventure park, designed for all ages to explore, play, and reconnect year-round. Located near Sheridan, SKYLAKE opens the first wave of water features in June 2026 with a six-acre white sand lake, WIBIT water obstacles courses, and X-Tower water slide, and rentable aqua cabanas along with on-site experiential amenities. A high ropes course and all-season tubing area will open later. SKYLAKE is located off of U.S. 31, just north of Grand Park in Hamilton County.