Love this place. This is my second time there. They make booking easy as well as signing the waiver…read moreonline. The person that helped checked us in was helpful/informative. You get a couple of medium to large items depending on which room you book. Also you get a tote of glass and/or ceramic things such as liquor bottles, beer bottles, home decor, etc. You get a few different tools. Golf club, baseball bat, etc. Super fun. My only complaint is the visors on the face shields need replacing. They're well used so it's kinda harder to see with them. Not a huge deal. You can still see what you're doing and admire the glass flying through the air. Highly recommend

I had never been to a rage room before but always wanted to, and this place definitely met my…read moreexpectations! I went here with a group of 10 coworkers and we were split up into two groups (they have a max of 5 people per smash room). They provided the necessary PPE and had a safety briefing when we were led into the smash room. The room had a huge box of glass bottles, a bunch of wheels and tires, a hot water heater and a tv (both for smashing purposes). You had about 30 minutes to smash to your heart's content, and it was really fun! Smashing weapons provided were a baseball bat, a crowbar, a small sledgehammer, and a large sledgehammer. We also had some decently loud rock and punk music and the walls had a lot of neon paint splatter, so vibes were awesome for smash therapy. The gentleman working was really helpful and knowledgeable about the industry. Also, they had some small tools to use at the end in case anyone had small pieces of glass stuck to the bottom of your shoes. Overall, a fun experience and would come back with friends!

Columbian Park won me over when I saw that there is a section of the playground especially for…read moreteens. I love that! A lot of playgrounds are designed for kids 12 and younger, and older kids often get shafted, even though many of them still want to play. Whoever designed this park understands that, and there's a big area with playground equipment designed for teenagers. The rest of the playground is amazing, too. There are huge slides that go down a hill, lots of things to climb on, swings, a small playground for babies and toddlers, and most importantly: lots of shade! There is shade from trees and shade from canopies around the playground, and all of the shade makes this a very pleasant playground to visit. Lots of walking paths and open grassy areas are all throughout this huge park. Within the park is also a zoo (Colombian Park Zoo), which kind of tells you the size of this park.

This is an amazing park tucked away in a small suburb of Lafayette. It sits right in front of the…read morezoo and spans 40 acres. It is relatively well maintained and clean. There is tons of parking available, spread out between a couple of lots and some street parking. The park has lots of shelters with picnic tables under them and a grill just outside of them. I would say there are at least 18 of them that are available to be rented. The park also has a couple of shuffle boards that you can play and a loose picnic tables scattered on the grounds. The park is home to an amazing playground that has just about everything you would want in a playground. It's only negative is that it is on a bed of wood chips. The area is pretty large and divided into different areas for recommended age groups. There is a wide mix of equipment here including traditional and toddler swings, a saucer swing, sit-n-spins, slides, expression swings, and a teen area with a jungle gym that has a suspended pebble bridge and monkey rings. There is a huge jungle gym that sits a top a hill in the area that has a bunch of slides and some monkey bars. The equipment seems to be in pretty good repair and looks great, even though it is a bit older. You will find a share a book kiosk and a glider swing in the area as well. The park features a train depot that sits right across from the zoo entrance and it has an operational train that goes around the park. It was not running while I was there because it was out of season. I really liked the park's man-made lagoon that winds through it. It very picturesque and calming. It adds a nice touch to the park. They have a little pier on the lake where they do paddle boat rentals, in season. You will see little amphitheater at the park. It seems relatively new and is very nice. it has seating and a scenic little plaza area with picnic tables that over look the park's lagoon. There is also a trail, the Columbian Trail, that weaves in and around Columbian Park. It is well paved and has a very scenic view. What sets this park apart though is its veterans area. They have a large area, the Memorial Plaza, located along the water dedicated to memorials to veterans. They have the United Spanish War Memorial, Gold Star Family Memorial, Medal of Honor Memorial, Purple Heart Memorial, and the Vietnam Memorial. There is also a bunch of flag waving from flags poles over there and a Howitzer gun on display. You will also see the Tippecanoe County Veterans Memorial, which is the oldest memorial in the park, dating back to 1949. I did not see a bathroom facility dedicated to the park, but I was able to use the one attached to the Zoo's entrance. It was very nice and well maintained. Also located on the water is the Rush Pavilion which serves as a clubhouse that can be rented for special events. It can hold up to 50 people and includes access to a full service kitchen. The wrap around porch can hold an additional 100 people. This is a destination park that you can easily spend a half of day without even going to the zoo or amphitheater. It has everything that I look for in a park and more. It is very picturesque and I really enjoyed my time there. I also like, that they included salutes to veterans in their planning. I highly recommend checking this place out. It checks off all the boxes and will not disappoint.

It was nice and really clean smelled really good compared to get air they let me go in the little…read morekid zone

NOT SAFE! It is…read moreoverall a fun place, and it will certainly entertain you and you'll get your cardio workout, they do not have safety at the top of the list. Upon arrival, you must e-sign a waiver (for yourself and/or minors). Then, they insist that younger participants must buy socks. The socks do have rubber grips on the bottoms which may be why, but adults are not required to do the same. There are lockers to put your stuff, but no way to lock them unless you brought your own lock. Who the heck brings a lock? So someone has to sit out to guard your stuff. There are 3 trampoline zones. One where you can run and bounce against the walls, get some air and overall have a blast. Second zone is designed for dodgeball but those trampolines are much more droopy and harder to maneuver on. Third zone looks like a foam pit, but it is NOT a foam pit. It's a bunch of foam blocks on top of trampolines. BE CAREFUL in this area, the foam blocks can conceal the steel beams for the trampolines underneath. You may think your headed for a foam space, but land on a support bar. There are support bars everywhere, of course, something has to hold up the trampolines, and they do pad them. Enough? Who knows? The final zone is a great freefall experience. The fall is fun as heck! Drop 20 feet into a giant poofy airbag (which is tricky to get out of). However, the ascent to get to the fall is NOT SAFE. To get up, you have to climb on some "rock wall" style grips (which since you're not allowed shoes are painful and difficult). But the worst part, is that as you try to make the climb, there is a steel rail which you should be able to pull up on to help the painful climb. But this rail is NOT attached to anything. When you go to grab it, and it completely slips, you can easily fall or otherwise hurt yourself. When I brought this to the attention of the staff I was told, "Yeah, we've told our manager a bunch of times, but they never do anything about it." WHAT? All it would take is about one welder an hour to get done. That's like $60. And you can't do this one little thing?! Overall it was fun, but the negatives will cause me to not return. The climb to the freefall, both the rail and the steps, concern me that management truly does not care. #NotSafe #OSHAviolation #ConsumerSafety #USCPSC

The amount of work the new owners have put into improving this campground is truly impressive. We…read morehave camped there several weekends now, and we've found it to be one of the most welcoming campgrounds around. The owners are very deliberate about keeping the environment relaxing and family friendly. They have lots of nice things for kids such as a swimming pool, playground, fishing pond, fields to play in, and a nature trail. Don't try to camp here if you're looking to have a loud party in your campsite! For families, you won't find a better place to bring your camper for a trip.

Enjoy the family feeling. Areas are clean. So much for the kids to do swimming,, biking,fishing…read moreplayground and a store that sells ice cream our family favorite. Many campers that many new friends are always around. Holidays are always special and full of fun.

I paid $32 for my 8 year old daughter, disabled son, and I when we only used the pool part of the…read morepark and lazy river. While getting out of the lazy river a lifeguard helped us to the part that gradually gets more shallow on your way out instead the steps, which was fine until we get all the way out where there's no more water just before the cement starts, and first my daughter slips and falls, then just as I'm seeing her fall (and while holding my son) I fall too. Not just a little slip but we completely fell to the ground. It was so extremely slippery in that spot. Luckily we walked away with scraped knees and the top of my foot scraped. Somehow I managed to not drop my son. The place was packed and not a single person asked if we were okay or needed help up. Not to mention the lifeguards blew their whistles constantly at some kids "too tall" to go down the baby fish slide or for standing/sitting on the water spouts by kiddy area. But didn't care about the older boys throwing a full size football nearly hitting people's (including me and my kids) heads in the deeper swimming area. Overall it was an okay time, my kids had a lot of fun and that's what matters most. But I think some changes are needed. I've been there plenty of times even when I was a kid myself but this was my least favorite experience. Most importantly they seriously need to fix that slick spot before someone busts their head or breaks a bone.

Lots and family fun here. My son was too small (under 48") for most of the water rides, but he…read morestill enjoyed the splash fountains, wading pool, dolphin slide and we both loved the inner tube lazy river ride. Lots of lifeguards are posted here and many nice people help keep the kiddos safe. Life vests are available for extra precaution and a few different pools to play in make it fun for all ages. No refunds if the weather turns rainy, so plan accordingly.

Took fam here on a whim. Great United Skates is very clean, the staff was friendly and welcoming,…read morethe food was of good quality which isn't always the case for skating rinks, and the layout was nice. Everyone had a great time! It's an hour each way but we will definitely be back!!

We rented a bounce house from them and were very pleased! We had one slight hiccup and they were…read moregracious & quick to resolve and even upgrade us! Had great options to pick from as well. We've also skated there with our homeschool group and had a great time! We travel from a couple towns over & we're glad for the resource.

Overall, average and acceptable given the declining options in public golf these days. Not terrible…read morebut not great. On course the fairway and green conditions are above average condition. The rough is very forgiving except where overgrown into prairie areas. Lots of Oscar Bravo on the course edges (fields and forests and roads) and a fair amount of water hazards. There are some houses on the front nine, most set far enough back to not be intrusive; however spray and pray hitters could easily find your shot in a back yard. Tee boxes are below average and many are undersized. The carts were loud and lethargic gas guzzlers with the gps units removed. Bring your app or gps unit, the only on course yardage markers are 200 and 150 stripes on the cart paths. Booking was easy with Club Caddie login. The clubhouse smells bad, somewhere between stale urinal and sewer gas. I would play here again but it won't be a go-to destination. The price seems fair at $47 weekend with cart. Cheaper than Purdue Ackerman-Allen or Coyote Crossing, but those are both better courses and better facilities.

Basic golf course, minimalist design, limited geography or variation for majority of course, priced…read moreabout three holes have enjoyable challenging space but the rest is the same Indiana flatland annoying strung along housing which seems extremely risky. I'm not a fan of putting windows and car roofs to unexcused insurance claims but for the professionals perhaps it is no matter. I tagged along with a large group Saturday morning to do all 18. We couldn't get over the very slow carts that didn't have any energy unless flooring the gas. Makes for a difficult and often jerky ride, this is not how superior courses should be. I noticed some enjoyed the food but as with most beverages are way too limited. Pricing is as expected for an average green. I am not even a casual golfer but am aware of many better options in the area. Ravines seems to be the budget and old fashioned option best for slower going.

Have frequented this park since my childhood. Has some nice trails we frequently make up our own…read more,nice frisbee golf course also . only downside the city has let the swimming pool fall into disrepair. Sad to see. Hope they can turn this issue around.

I really enjoyed this park! From the road that runs through the middle of the park, you can access…read morethe trailhead to a half mile hike along a creek. Great footing on the wide grit path with wooden bridges over the creek crossings. Lots of woods and the ever present gurgling of the creek make it peaceful. Just enough away from traffic that you don't hear the cars on US231 until you are close to passing under it. Lots of benches along the trail too. The trail is not a loop, so it's a full mile if you walk back to your car. Besides the trail, there are four playgrounds, a swimming pool, shelters and enough open space to play your own games. Disc Golf, baseball and basketball are options too! Lots of shade in the playground areas to help keep you cool. Best park in the area! Review #976