I had a great time, friendly staff, nice little place to work on my golf swing!! can't beat the…read moreprices either

Course is just so-so. But a cheap option to get some practice in. 9 holes, play through twice. Cart…read morerentals available, but there are a limited amount, same with club rentals. I don't believe there is a dress code either. In the office there are a few things for sale in case you forgot something at home. Wasn't very crowded on an early Saturday morning so I'd suggest stopping in if you're trying to get some practice in and don't want to have to sign up for a tee time.

This is a very nice small driving range. I go frequently to practice. They have a grass driving…read morerange and a mini golf (putting) course. A large bucket of balls is $5.00! Nice no frills place to work on your game.

Beautiful state park with plenty of trails, parking and sights to see! Parks, picnic tables, and…read moreaffordable to get in, especially if you're a resident.

First off, I was charged 15 entry fee. That's never happened before. The park itself isn't as…read morebeautiful or scenic so that seemed excessive. The trails weren't all that great and the "falls" were more like a drizzle.

One of my most favorite places! We come down every year for the KY derby and our entire crew stays…read moreat the lodge. We've been coming for over 50 years. Most recently, we've started staying in the executive cabins. We have around 40+ plus friends and family that come down and the General Butler Resort is a wonderful place to stay. They have grills and fire pit areas for each cabin or you can stay at the mountain lodge. Whatever you decide, this place is amazing from camping to hiking trails. The historical significance of the Butler mansion is so interesting, if you're into history. I've been here during Halloween for their paranormal event they have every year. They have the most impressive outdoor pool and host a variety of festivals over the summer, too!

We went here to hike one of the 'eazy' trails 1.6 miles long with older parents. I did find it hard…read moreto assess online what the trail would be like. There are very few pictures online and the trail description on the park website just explains the location of the trail, but nothing about the terrain. The park could also do a better job of posting directions on trails. I like that all cottages are connected to the trails, will try booking a cottage/cabin sometime in summer to experience it. There is a little lake and you can rent kayaks/canoes for a very nominal price.

I wasn't sure what to expect, but this waterside park is pretty cool. There are views for days…read more There's plenty of seating between benches, swings, and amphitheater-style seating. During the summer, they have movies in the park, fireworks and a long-running boat regatta. There is plenty of free parking and everything is well-maintained. It was cool to see bricks, signs, etc. with everyone from town who contributed to the park. Madison clearly values outdoor spaces that are accessible and welcoming to the public.

PARK PERFECTION Well maintained grounds…read more Venue for concerts, sweeping view of the Ohio River with nice comfortable swings and some dabbling of historical markers and craftsmanship to see. Easy walk to this groomed park from the quaint downtown shops. Very nice place to walk the dogs and enjoy a stroll or swing or if your lucky maybe some events.

Went a few years ago when we found it on Groupon and it was a great first experience. I've been to…read morea few other places since and no place was as fun or provided as much adventure. The only downfall here was the porta potties instead of bathrooms. Just found out it's permanently closed now

Ah, the fun of flying by the seat of your pants. A Groupon brought three friends and I to Dagaz…read moreAcres, which was just an hour's drive from Cincinnati. Located in rural Indiana, allow yourself some extra time to arrive for your appointment as you can easily get lost on those winding country roads. My friends and I were part of a 14-member group of guests which was led by two guides: Kate and Patrick, the owner. We started by putting on gear which was double checked, first by Kate, then by Patrick. Next, we went to the practice zip line where we got a crash course on how to fly. The practice zip line is only five feet off the ground and teaches everyone the mechanics and safety of your equipment. Each participant takes a turn before heading off for the real deal. The zip line course consists of seven dual zip lines that you can ride alongside a friend, three canopy zip lines, a high-wire Burma bridge, and a wooden plank pirate bridge. Throughout the course you get to launch off and land on various platforms, staircases, planks, and tree top forts. The fastest zip line is called The Big Nasty, which is 500 feet long and 70 feet off the ground. Zip lining lasted a solid two hours and we definitely got our monies worth. Patrick was a riot; he reminded me of dear ol' Dad teaching me how to ride a bike. He was encouraging, made sure everyone zipped with confidence, and loved cracking jokes. He even showed off his advanced moves, spinning around on the line or swinging backwards. Most importantly, he made sure everyone was safe for each and every zip. When you call to reserve your tour, be sure to ask to have Patrick as your guide. Pretty much anyone can go zip lining: children, retirees, avid rock climbers, and nonathletic people. The only requirements are that you are over 8 years old, weigh no more than 250 lbs, and are capable of doing a short walk up a hill. Our group had two rock climbers, two children, four teenagers, three middle-aged parents, and a handful of 20-somethings And we all had a blast. TIPS: - For attire, wear athletic shoes or hiking boots. Converse tend to slip if the trail is soft. Absolutely NO open toed shoes. Jeans and a tee shirt or exercise clothes are most practical. - Helmets come equipped with camera mounts, perfect if you have a mini video camera. - For regular cameras, bring at your own risk. Make sure you can securely zip line with it stored in a belt pouch or pocket.

This is a neat little naval-themed playground for the kids. It is fenced in and there are plenty…read moreof features for them to climb/play on.

Across the street from the Bicentennial Park is a mini playground that is done very well. The…read moreplayground equipment, done in patriotic colors, uses ramps for access into the "tower" that is shaped to look like a steamboat! The space isn't very big, but it clean and has a very soft/spongy floor that kids can runaround on. Even if they fall, there is enough give to keep the fall from being too painful. Over on the north side are some picnic tables for taking a break or for parents to chill while the kids play. There is also a short fence around the park since it is located on a busy corner. It helps keep the kids inside the park area without the worry of traffic. Great location and theme. If you have little kids, this is a place to check out. Review #3392

Tried a new course on my birthday and needless to say, the fairways name should be change to the…read morerough ways. The tee box was basically the rough. The green was so beat up my balls look like they're riding a roller coaster. The course has potential but it's going to need some TLC.

Vineyard golf course is a great course. I nice mix of challenging and original. I played out of the…read moresand a bit, but who's fault is that really? The clubhouse is nice and the employees were FL very friendly and helpful. The starter was also great. He took the time to talk to me and give me some helpful tips about the course which I really appreciated. Not really much else to say. I enjoyed it, it was well maintained, green, and it's hard to lose a lot of balls. I definitely will be back and definitely recommend it!