I'm very glad I found Unity Riding Academy and MK! As an adult beginner, looking for and taking…read morehorse riding lessons was a bit intimidating and nerve wrecking for me, but MK made the process easy. She is welcoming, friendly, and professional. She offers clear instructions and encouragements during the lessons. I can already see lots of improvements after only a few lessons with her and I am looking forward to learn more. MK is also very knowledgable and supportive. She is an active listener and is always willing to adjust her lesson plans according to the learner's personal goals and needs. Her love, passion, and care for her horses is inspiring! I'm very glad that I get to learn both how to ride, but also how to communicate and take care of these magnificent and intelligent creatures! I highly recommend those who are looking to improve their riding skills to contact MK as she is a super awesome coach!

So we came here on a Sunday afternoon to check out the creek which is adjacent to the park…read more Parking: ample space, on gravel. Unfortunately there is very little shade so your car ends up roasting under the sun. The place could definitely use with some nice green trees to provide natural shade. Restrooms: off to the left you'll see a brown, wooden construction which has male and female restrooms. I went into the female one and almost ran back out. There were two stalls but with no doors. Completely infested with mosquitoes (no joke) and just overall really filthy. I would highly advise against using them unless you are absolutely desperate. If you keep walking past the restrooms you'll see a narrow trail that leads to the creek. The creek is nice and the water is pretty shallow in most places. Good picnic spot, or a place to bring kids, or just hang out with friends/read a book.

Wea Creek Park is predominantly a baseball complex with the majority of the parking in a gravel lot…read moreon the south side of the baseball diamonds. There is a central complex that has concessions and restrooms. Some of the diamonds even have lighting for night games. If you look carefully, there is a small playground located on the west end of the complex and thoughtfully, not too far from the parking lot. Review #1068

I never knew this place existed until today. I was doing an online search for somewhere close to…read morehome and found it. It is a nice park and seems to be well maintained. There is a bathroom (outhouse style) and a path around a couple of the lakes. It would be an excellent place to have a gathering or just for fishing. Plenty of lakes and plenty of spots to throw in a line.

Beautiful place to go fishing or just for an easy walk after work to unwind...read more

Cumberland Park is one of the better planned parks in West Lafayette. There are large parking lots…read morefor visitors who are there to watch soccer or baseball/softball games. So, on Wednesday afternoons, a Farmer's Market sets up booths to take advantage of the space! The park also has a couple basketball courts, a large shelter with picnic tables, and a new sculpture at the entrance called "Rooster" to welcome the visitors coming for the Farmer's Market. The park also has a community flower garden that adds a bit of color to the park. Overall, it seemed to be maintained well and had plenty of room for further development. Review #1140

Super cool black light putt putt course. Priced reasonably for an afternoon or evening of family…read morefun. Great fun for adults too! We went with another couple and I've never laughed so hard! We were all terrible! LOL!

I was not sure what to expect from the exterior of the building. Honestly the sign above the door…read morelooks like a tarp that is just hung up there (it is an actual permanent sign) so I would suggest some other color and variations if they decide to redo this. When you walk in, it takes just a second for your eyes to adjust as the whole place is dark and lit by blacklights. As you enter the door, you are greeted with a few arcade game machines. The mini golf course is towards the back and was relatively reasonable for pricing. It was $26.00 for three adults to play a round. The course was decent with many right angle banking and some shots where you need to hit it into an obstacle. There is no elevation to the holes unless it is a ramp so the holes are almost all flat. The final hole is a large clown face where you hit the ball into his mouth. The arcade consisted of quite a few games to play: skee ball, crane games, deal or no deal, a big wheel to spin and a few other fan favorites as well. The games cost anywhere from $1.10 to $1.75 for a play so it isn't completely outrageous. There were 't too many options to choose from at the arcade redemption center so I would suggest expanding more items here for people to earn. This is a fun place to spend a couple hours with the kids or a fun date. They even have birthday packages available for children with a designated room.

This park was a great place to get out and go for a walk. The sidewalk is oversized with plenty of…read moreroom for people to pass or go on opposing directions. On our walk we headed up a long winding sidewalk for a mile. We still hadn't reached the end before turning around and heading back. There were so many adorable dogs on the visit. We also saw several birds and squirrels. Plenty of parking and areas to get out. There is also a children play area and places to picnic. Recommended

My childhood park from 40 years ago... When visiting as an…read moreadult, I still see it as a wonderful park, well maintained etc., and definitely worth spending time at. The only downsides are, and this is comparing it to the 1980s..., is that there are many more people here, PAVED trails (not a fan), and the signs say that we can no longer explore off the trails... kind of a let down, but I understand.

I get that this park is meant for soccer games, more soccer games, and even more. There is a…read morereally well designed parking and landscaped area that looks nice, but basically, this is 30+ acres of lawn surrounded by "natural" (unmowed) property. They have added a central facility that I read acts as a restroom for the park, but it looks rather small if they ever have a lot of teams playing at once. The website mentions that there is supposed to be a playground and basketball court, but I couldn't find them from the parking lot. I even checked the satellite images and couldn't find either amenity. Unless the images are really old, they don't exist. I also checked the website and the pdf map of the park only shows six of the fields and no playground/basketball. Something is not making sense and that makes me disappointed with what I found. Note: The name comes from the park being a partnership between Caterpillar (heavy machinery company) and the City Parks Dept. Review #1073

I know that this place isn't for cats, but my cat loves going to this park! Honestly it's such a…read morenice place for children, and dogs! So much room to run and enjoy the day! Make sure you pick up after all your babies fur or not!

This is another nice neighborhood park where street parking is the only way visitors can leave…read moretheir vehicles to enjoy the space. The park has a shelter with tables and a grill, tennis and basketball courts, a water fountain, and a small playground. There is also a swing bench near the road but under the shade of a mature tree. The park seems to be well maintained and is a nice perk for the neighborhood. There is simply nothing unique to draw someone from beyond the neighborhood to the park, so only 3 stars. Review #1079