It's old and run down. It's not at all what the pictures show…read more We had to request a fridge and microwave. The TV channel selection was awful and hard to navigate.

The Visitors Center in Nashville has a ton of information about Brown County, Nashville and other…read moretowns in Brown County. I stopped by yesterday to pick up a map and get directions to a gallery. The maps were laid out on the counter when I walked through the door! The clerks are friendly and helpful and walked me through the symbols on the map. I asked about a restaurant for lunch and was told to try her favorite (and I did). I gathered information about recreational things to do that I didn't know about. There are places that offer horseback riding and zip-lining that were new to me. The Center has a small gift shop with logo apparel, water bottles and stickers. There is also a slideshow running that highlights some of the things to do in the area. A small play area with nature related toys is available for the little ones while parents browse. There is street parking close to the building or a public lot behind the building. The Center is worth a visit and will help you make the most of your day.

If we'd known that there was a shuttle to the music center it would have saved us ten bucks on…read moreparking and a walk in the cold. The hotel receptionist at check-in mentioned a shuttle but it was super vague and she was either rushed or on autopilot. We thought she meant transportation to the other side of the hotel (it was before we got outside and saw how close the room was). It would have been a nice perk if she'd been a little more explicit and engaged. It may have been a particularly busy night, but there wasn't a line or anything. The room was fine, clean. Weird design for the bathroom sink, with a 3-inch gap on either side just begging for you to drop your toothbrush down in there. Constant vigilance. Rafters restaurant in the hotel was very busy for dinner and had great food and service.

We stayed 1 night for a quick trip to brown county. The room…read morewas clean; decor nice My husband was uncomfortable with the mattress (it didn't really bother me); we both thought the pillows weren't very comfortable. The tub was huge/wide and the water nice and hot. It would be hard for someone elderly with mobility issues to get into it because it is quite tall- even with grab bars The washcloths were scratchy The road noise was a bit loud if facing the main road as there was construction going on outside across the street. We stopped at CVS and picked up ear plugs We got coffee in the lobby and the cups were very small and the lids weren't the right size for the cup but it was fine The cable wasn't good- kept cutting in /out/pausing . The tvs are small.

We came here with our friends who lived in the neighborhood and didn't have the best time. The food…read morewas okay but I was incredibly turned off by all the flies and gnats flying around us and our food. This is very telling about the hygiene. I got the espresso martini and it wasn't very flavorful. It was quite thin/watery. It also needed to be double strained as there were a lot of ice pellets floating in the drink still.

Eagle Pointe Restaurant is a great option for folks at the community or nearby. Great wings, fries…read moreand pizza. Friends had the pork tenderloin sandwich and loved it. Super friendly and efficient staff! Definitely coming back.

Friendly staff and easy access to 65 and Bloomington. The bath house was clean. Pool looked nice…read moreand clean but didn't have time to use. Trees so you have shade on most sites.

If you want to be imprisoned in your recreational vehicle, then this is your place to be. Not…read moreenough space between sites or comfort. They're all about making money and not about the comfort of their customers.

This is a near thing of the past, the travel agent. But there are times and places where Orbitz…read morejust can not do the job. So I hope the good agencies remain. Like The Travel Authority. They were super helpful and quick to get me what I needed and care for my special concerns. This is a good place to go in Bloomington. See if Ginny is free to help you.

One of the nicest marinas ive been too. The owners are very nice and will help you in any way…read more When i had a dead battery she helped me get it jumped. The amenities they provide are really nice also. Small convenient store. Very clean bathrooms and showers. Washer and dryers and ethanol free gas. Prices gor their slips are very reasonable also.

WE have boated for over 50 years and this is the nicest marina we have ever used. Very good docks…read moreand excellent rest rooms and amenities. Plus, John and Lori are the most helpful owners you could find anywhere. Mel D.

Midwest Trail Ride is one of my favorite places to go horse camping. Midwest has electric sites,…read morecabins, and primitive camping. They have plenty of stalls for the horses of their patrons, and they provide all the needed amenities necessary for horse campers. What's nice about Midwest versus regular camping is that it is really set up for horseback riders, and they make it very convenient to bring your horse and trailer. My wife and I have visited Midwest annually since she got me into horses and we have not had a bad visit. With Midwest being on the edge of Hoosier National Forest, you have no shortage of trails to ride. The Midwest trails are well maintained, better maintained than in the national forest in fact. Best part of visiting: no cell phone signal. You are in a nice quiet place you can relax and enjoy yourself without the stress of the outside world.

I have been a patron of Midwest Trail Ride for years. Unfortunately I have to say with the passing…read moreof time and changing of hands the magic of the place is gone for me. I had the privilege of meeting the wonderful folks who started MTR. What wonderful people. I remained impressed as the business changed hands. However, the current management has a lot to learn when it comes to how to treat the people who pay their hard earned money to travel and stay there. I was unpleasantly surprised at how rudely I was asked to move my rig. Courtesy goes a long way with me. Just be polite and remember --we are the customers. I have spent a lot of money in their tack store and have been a weekend and day rider as well. The people who run it now need to remember that they are not the only access point into Hoosier National Forest. Sadly this will be my last visit. I have absolutely loved meeting horse campers from all around....it's just the disrespectful and rude treatment from the female manager/owner that has convinced me to go elsewhere.

We had an awesome experience today with Ken. He drove us to some great wineries and an awesome…read morelunch. He was so flexible and made sure we had the best experience possible.

WE. LOVE. KYLE! I…read morehired him for my best friend's bachelorette party, and we could not have had a better experience! He was courteous and helpful on the phone, he arrived on time (and with the van decorated for a bachelorette), and was great for us the whole way. He took a bunch of photos so we didn't have to worry about it, and he made all the reservations (and skillfully changed up the tour order on the spot when he learned that a bus of 50 people was going to a winery we planned to visit and we didn't want to complete with them). He even made an extra stop when we decided that we wanted milkshakes, and he had water on hand right as we were starting to get thirsty. My whole party absolutely loved him. I would 100 percent recommend him and book this tour again!