A superb place for your kids to blow off steam if you are in Bloomington during the colder months…read more In two large rooms they have a climbing wall, an indoor zip line, some water tables, a large wooden fortress, a slide, a trampoline, a giant ball pit, and more -- the 4- and 5- year-olds we saw here were having a great time but so was our 17-month toddler. Also, there are lots of places for adults to sit, and a pretty simple entry process (for $8 a kid). This place will likely become a mainstay of my holiday visits.

Very clean. Great activity to get out of the house on a bad weather day. No toys or imaginative…read moreplay, it's gross motor and sensory focused. We visit every time we're in Bloomington and we have brought 9/10 year old nieces with us to play as well. When they're interacting with the littles it works well But I don't think neurotypical kids 6 and up by themselves would have fun. It's small. We're usually done after an hour.

They are not as friendly as suggested on their wedpage and some reviews. They were sort of hateful…read morewithout reasons to be. The do have a lot of blow ups which my grandchildren loved. The food was too expensive for what they offer. It was OK clean but could have been much better. I can't remember exactly what the in and out of the facility was but it wasn't acceptable to me. Sort of like cheaper to get in and then because of rules no outside drinks, meals, you are forced in a way to eat there so the kids get there monies worth. Basically it's a rip off but our grandchildren enjoyed their day and that was we wanted was for them to have a lot of fun.

Jump in Joeys is a place that my daughters and I went on Saturday in Bloomington Indiana. It was…read morevery crowded but it was pretty good it's average I must say they do have about four bouncy house things and it's real easy to lose your kid with so many kids run around all anxieties, through the roof because you can't see home and there's big kids jumping around everywhere a little kid is it and on my daughters group kind of bored we're just doing the bouncy's after about 30 minutes and all the games and things cost extra money so we were already pretty tapped out on money so it's an OK place once you pay your money to get in I wish some of the Games were included with the money just to get in the door. I didn't think all of them should cost extra but it's OK

My husband and I just recently visited the Antler Log Cabins to celebrate his birthday. We've had…read morea lot of changes in our lives recently and have realized that getting away from the daily grind and stepping out into nature is truly healing for the both of us. If serenity, peace and nature are what you seek, this is a good place to start. We arrived near dusk and while the directions to the address were clear and straightforward, once you arrive at the property, it isn't extremely clear where each of the cabins are located. One sign said "Anglers Serenity something" and I recognized that Anglers was the name of our cabin, but I didn't know the names of the other cabins, so it was a bit confusing. I saw the "road" (and I use that term loosely) leading down towards a wooded area and I became afraid. It was steep and narrow and my Lincoln MKZ is not exactly what one would consider and all-terrain vehicle, so I told my husband to take the wheel (along with Jesus)! In my opinion, that road is dangerous and if there were ice or snow present, I might have decided to abort mission. While booking, I did note that one location mentioned that you had to have 4-wheel drive for that particular cabin, but not the Anglers where we were staying. After making it to our cabin safely, we decided that we wouldn't be leaving until sun-up the next day, so we got settled in. The cabin was lovely and cozy and clean (for the most part). I did notice a few cobwebs on the multitude of antlers and when I unrolled one of the towels left in the basket by the fireplace (meant to be used while utilizing the hot tub) there were long, straight, light-colored hairs entangled in them. My hair is short, curly and dark and my husband has a very low haircut. The only other complaint that we had was that the window over the kitchen sink had no window covering. I could not help but to feel like someone was standing there peering at us from the darkness each night. The highlight of our stay was definitely the hot tub. I don't know about you, but I've always wanted to soak in an outdoor hot tub on a chilly Autumn or Winter day. I can finally tick that off of my bucket list! The hot tub was set to a delightful 102 degrees Fahrenheit and that was perfect for the 40 degree weather. When we first stepped in, it felt too hot, but once fully submerged it proved to be perfect! We will definitely return once it is warmer so that we can go fishing in the pond and use the paddle boat! This place is ideal for people who want tranquility, but don't like being "out in the boonies"! We popped into a Target location just about 12 minutes away for provisions and there were lots of options for food located in nearby Bloomington.

Our cabin, Grandpa's Cabin, was perfect in every way! The perfect size for a couple seeking a…read moreromantic weekend getaway. The cleanliness was super clean. The ease in renting and getting access was extremely easy. When we stayed here we also made reservations to rent a boat with Fourwinds Marina on Lake Monroe. The 21 mile drive from the cabin to the marina takes only 37 minutes. Add this to their list of options of things to do and see in the Bloomington area. I grilled steaks outside on their grill while she cooked the rest of the meal in the kitchen. We had a great meal, because the owners had prepped us very well. They tell you exactly everything you need to bring and what they already provide. There were no last minute stops or hunting down a grocery. As you can see from their photos, their cabin is beautiful. I'm sure all the others are just as nice. We will definitely be returning in the very near future.

Oh my goodness this was so fun! We had a group of 26 (maybe more by the end) who came here for…read moresome Airsoft fun. And, fun it was! First, sign the waiver online first. We had some people who signed at the wrong location so we had to get them signed up first. The people working there were very helpful and patient with this, but they do need that waiver first. And, they only do online waivers, no paper. After that, we went to the armory to get our safety discussion, our rifles, and masks - some of our group have their own equipment - that is okay, bring your own if you have it. Then, we went out for 4+ hours of fun. It started with a training session and then moved to more two team challenges. The fields here are excellent. Some have buildings, old cars, shipping containers, boats, campers, tires, and more and more and more things in the fields. I hope to be back soon!

great place to play speedball at , facility is right off the interstate so easy to get to…read more I look forward to playing there again price on paint is very fair as well.

I went in last week to see about enrolling. Im 72 and a Veteran and im considered disabled. I…read moreasked why the seniors paid a lot more than the younger people. They didn't give a really convincing reason. I also asked about better price for a veteran and disabled. Again, they didn't give me a convincing answer, other that it is just not offered. Why is this? Is this only a Bloomington, IN thing? It must be because the one in Spencer, IN does. But it is just to far to drive now. This is just another strike against Bloomington, IN.

At first i really enjoyed this branch of the YMCA. Now i would discourage anyone with leg…read moredisabilities or other lower limb disabilities find another fitness center. i was willing to work around the chairs not the correct height. i could always find a piece of equipment to use as a chair. i also was willing to put up with trainers who had never worked with people with disabilities. What has pushed me over the brink is the broken elevator. The equipment i want to use is on the second floor. After over three weeks, no one has any idea when the elevator will be repaired. it is not the staff's fault. This is an administrative decision. The staff at both locations shrug their shoulders and inform the client with the response- we don't know when it will be repaired. When any of the other equipment was broken they have no response. The focus is on the healthy and not for people with disabilities.

This place is located in a church and I found that to be interesting. They definitely have some…read moreolder equipment but I think the place itself was nice since it has a lot of other amenities. I think it's pretty decent for anyone who likes to climb! I had a fun time trying out more beginner friendly problems.

employees were extremely rude and passive aggressive. anytime we didn't do something perfectly they…read moregave us attitude when they never even asked us if we knew all the rules in the first place. however the courses were fun and had a good amount of diversity.

A nice little park to play pickleball or hit the playground. The small picnic area isn't spotless,…read morebut it was clean enough. The restrooms right by the playground were closed on Sunday when we were there, but there are other restrooms by the courts that are open. A heads up that gps signals were wonky for me when I was trying to navigate the trails.

As one of the larger parks in Bloomington, this 48-acre park on the south west side has a lot to…read moreoffer. For activities, there are tennis and pickle ball courts and a playground with shade tents nearby. For those into hiking, there is a paved trail and a trail that leads into the wooded area. The park also has a nice sized parking lot, restrooms, and a shelter with picnic tables. Review #875

Under construction but didn't keep us from having a great reunion…read more Really nice playground and trails for walks! Highly recommend!

Despite the mailing address, it's in Monroe County and has several rentable picnic shelters. There…read moreare lots of playground items for kids. Hiking trails are pretty good, and accessible. There is a pit-style toilet. A large adjacent field can be used for drone exercise. A basketball court is there, and it's quiet, adjacent to the origins of McCormick's Creek. There can be insects; bring bug and tick spray if you're hiking. Lots of parking, and it's a best-kept-secret Monroe County Park.