Labyrinths in Places
Labyrinths are found in many places. Some are permanent and some are brought in temporarily for events. The challenge for labyrinth enthusiasts is often how to get permission to introduce a labyrinth into a specific environment. This section of the website examines some of the places where labyrinths may be found, the benefits of having them there, how they are used, and how people were able to install them there in the first place!
4. Labyrinths in Parks
Only a few labyrinths are in public parks. Note that some are maintained by other organizations. We have identified some of the labyrinths available in public parks in the United States below. To search for more, please visit the World Wide Labyrinth Locator.
- Riverwalk Park, Naperville, Illinois
- Audubon Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
- City Park, Baton Rouge Louisiana
- Trinity Square Park, Toronto
- Urbana Park District, Illinois
- Central Park, Burlington, Ontario
- Historic New Harmony State Park, Indiana
- Granville Citizen's Park, Massachusetts
- Hamilton Park, fitness park/trail, Greencastle, Indiana
- Garfield Park, Chicago, Illinois
- Georgetown Waterfront Park, Annapolis, Maryland, a National Park on the Potomac
We hope that more communities will consider including labyrinths in public parks as part of their public recreational strategies. For more information, contact Margaret Saizan.