Me and my family come at least once a year for a trip with WRCC. We almost always do individual…read morekayaks as they are easier to handle. The buses and kayaks have always been clean and in good shape. The path is clear and we understand where we are able to stop and where the route ends. At the end the employees (usually young boys in HS) are helpful in pulling you onto shore or helping you up out of the kayak.

We brought our summer camp here for a field trip with 50 campers, and unfortunately our experience…read morewas extremely disappointing. 1. Check-In Process The woman working the front desk (I believe her name was Cali) was kind and did her best to help us. This review is not about her. The check-in system, however, was incredibly inefficient. Every camper had to come to the desk individually, Cali had to look up their waiver, and they then had to have their name written down by hand. Checking in our group of 50 campers took approximately 35-40 minutes. As a camp, we take trips to many local attractions that require waivers, and we've never had a check-in process take more than about 10 minutes. This system felt unnecessarily slow and completely unprepared for groups. 2. Communication Before our visit, we clearly communicated that we needed to leave by 2:30 p.m. to return to camp for dismissal and that we were looking for roughly a 1.5-hour boat ride. After finally checking in, we were put on a shuttle bus for nearly 20 minutes. During the ride, I asked the driver how long the boat trip would be back to our starting point. She told us it was a three-hour trip. At that point, it was obvious there was no way we'd make it back in time. We had to turn around, ride the bus back, wait while boats were rearranged, and then be transported to another launch point. In total, we arrived around 1:10 p.m. but didn't get onto the water until approximately 3:30 p.m.--over two hours spent waiting with 50 campers in 90-degree heat. We ultimately had to notify parents that camp dismissal would be delayed by about an hour. 3. Customer Service This section is directed specifically at the owner, Andy. The employees we interacted with--the front desk staff, the people helping with the boats, and the bus driver--were all friendly and helpful. They were not the problem. After explaining what had happened, we respectfully requested a 50% refund on our $500+ reservation since a large portion of our day had been spent waiting because of issues that were outside of our control. Rather than showing any understanding or attempting to work with us, Andy was hostile and dismissive. Judging by other reviews mentioning similar interactions, this unfortunately does not appear to be an isolated incident. Overall The boating itself was fun, and the campers enjoyed the time they actually spent on the water. Unfortunately, everything surrounding that experience overshadowed it. Between the inefficient check-in process, the poor communication about scheduling, and the owner's response when we raised legitimate concerns, this ended up being the worst field trip we've had in over five years of running our camp. I would not recommend this location for large groups, and we will not be returning.

Expertise for equipment buying and dive lesson. Organized dive trips and a large supply of High…read morequality equipment in the middle of Indiana. What more do you need but the water to dive in. Divers supply has been the leading company in this space for many years. I leaned to dive for them when they were located on Illinois 35 years ago! There new space has a lot more space and all levels of price ranges for gear. Highly recommend

My husband surprised me on my 60th bday with a trip to the Galápagos Islands. We're not divers so…read morewe needed a lot of gear help. Everyone at Divers Supply Jndy was wonderful to work with! Corina spent at least an hour with us explaining the types of masks & snorkels & acce. We found perfect fits & we ordered Rx lenses for his

Staff was horrible to work with- "used car salesman" barely starts to describe how awful the…read moreexperience was. He gave zero help seemed annoyed the entire engagement. Unhelpful, unkind and horrible experience. He wanted to deal with my husband and not me. In 2026 women have access to capital and the boat buying decision was from this lady. Luckily we had a great experience at Marine Center down the street. Your loss and in the words of Julia Roberts Pretty Woman, big mistake- Huge mistake.

On my first visit the salesman was extremely helpful in taking me to the boats I had found on their…read morewebsite and wanted to see. He pointed out things wrong with two of the boats. One boat had some severe scape marks along a corner weld that I could not see from the photos. He advised me to keep looking and keep checking their inventory as it is updated daily, if needed, and usually they had additions to their pre-owned inventory weekly. But after two months of checking I'm not seeing much new inventory. On one of those two boats we opened the bow storage compartments and the stench of cat urine was overwhelming. The sales person said there was a family of cats living in it. Combined with a nasty scrape on the hull's corner weld the salesman said the boat would probably never sell. However, it did sell about a month later. I wanted to buy that boat and I was going to suggest they rip out the carpet to get rid of the smell. But I was too late, I guess. They should have offered to do it the day I was there looking at the boat. But really; how hard would it have been to fix that before we ever looked at the boat? I did a "Request Info" from their website for the towing weight of one of the used boats for sale from their pre-owned inventory. They did not answer my question, only invited me to come in to the showroom. Since it is an hour drive for me that was not an option to get the answer to my one question. I've since given up trying to purchase a boat. I'll just continue to rent them.

This ISC is a hidden gem to say the least!…read more Set on 14 acres of private property in the heart of Geist this place has it all! A very family friendly club there are activities all year round. They also offer adult sailing classes as well as youth sailing amps in the summer. They have a great clubhouse with a commercial kitchen to accommodate club and private events. They have year round parking for your boats and they best thing is the cost! This club is one of the best values for your money I have found in the area!

Sailing, friends and fun! Hands down the most beautiful property on Geist. This is a member based…read moreclub with very reasonable fees for boat owners and social members. Youth and adult sailing camps available in the summer months. The club has 9 different fleets of boats and hosts club racing and larger state and regional regattas.

Brand new kayak company. We did the white river trip from Oliver Nature preserve. You meet there…read moreand they take you up the river to 116th and theb you head down and back towards you car. This part of the river has little islands and lots of wildlife. Very chill. People are nice. Great location id you dont want to go to Noblesville or downtown indy.

If you're looking for some quick, family fun this winter, Koteewi is a solid choice. For 2 adults…read moreit really wasn't our speed, but the kids seemed to be loving it. The lines were a little longer than anticipated, including the check in line

Tubing at high speed isn't really my thing, but at least the kids there had a blast! There's not…read moremuch here aside from the slopes you see. You grab a tube, get hooked in, and ride up the line (I actually enjoyed the slow ride up). At the top, a staff member can give you a push, and once you're at the bottom you just repeat the process. I can see how it might get boring after a while, but I went down twice and that was enough adrenaline for me.

Excellent day. Staff were constantly willing to help pull boats on shore at the landing sites. We…read morehope to go back!

Jameson Camp is a hidden gem located off of Bridgeport Road just north of West Washington Street…read more First I'd like to take a moment to tell you of the wonderful work Jameson Camp does and how your rental fees help with that mission. The Camp is a beautiful venue for events while the affordable rental fees help support the children and youth programs for at-risk youths. The Camp began in 1928 and you or your grandparents may be familiar with their history of serving ill children. Jameson Camps' focus is on children's social, behavioral and emotional challenges and equipping them for productive and responsible lives. Responding to an increasing concern for childhood obesity a Wellness Camp was launched in 2006, a creative program that utilizes camp to teach healthy choices in fitness and nutrition. Last, but certainly not least, is their Camp Tataya Mato for children affected by HIV/AIDS which is the only residential camp to these special children in Indiana. As you can see your rental fees support the outstanding work Jameson Camp does serving children with health needs in the Indianapolis area. In 2006 they replaced the original headquarter with a beautiful new center, lodge, health center and a nature and arts and crafts center. No only providing enhanced program facilities for the children, these buildings provide new opportunities to serve as a community partner and provide funding from the rental fees. This is a wonderful venue for events as small as a corporate business meeting to an elegant wedding. Several sizes of venues are available or even rent the entire camp for the ideal wedding or family reunion where your event along with family and friends are residing at one location. The Lodge and Cabins are so affordable compared to the cost of hotel rooms and transportation for your wedding guests, business associates or family traveling. The Lodge is its own large facility and sleeps 24 for $450. What a savings compared to a Hotel!! There are four meeting areas of various sizes and prices along with 6 cabins for lodging that accommodates 24 in each plus don't forget The Lodge. The Challenge Course is available to incorporate into your event with low and high ropes plus a climbing wall. Other amenities include a basketball court, swimming pool, open game fields and a campfire circle. The Jameson Center is picturesque with a majestic-pine-framed dining room with a striking two sided fireplace that accommodates 140 persons for dinner. If that's too large select the smaller dining room with fireplace and seats 30. The Jameson Center rental includes the use of their FULL commercial kitchen including the walk-in refrigerator and walk-in freezer. A Chefs' dream whether you use a preferred caterer or you personally prepare the meals. Vanessa, the Office Manager, was telling me of recent large wedding with a beautiful large tent adjacent to the Jameson Center where the guests stepped directly into the tent from the dining room. You can have your wedding and dinner inside and dancing outside. So many options here! Leadership training, Corporate Team Meeting, Weddings, Reunions, endless uses for this venue. Be sure to check out this scenic facility and grounds. Give Vanessa Fry a call for a tour or e-mail her at Vanessa@jamesoncamp.org for additional information.

We have loved the lesson program here and Richard and Isabelle are such amazing trainers! However…read moreLexi I believe lacks some proper empathy when working with young children. Aside from that we love Rinehart and will continue to ride here.

I have been riding here for about 20 years. My horses get great care. I like taking lessons from…read moredifferent trainers because I learn more by hearing different perspectives. They do a great job matching horses with riders. Safety is a priority.