Laser tag: fun but a little small Gambling (spin wheels):…read morehit jackpot Skill based: I suck (personal skill issue) got first place in racing tho

Wow! You have GOT to take your family to Walther's!…read more My whole family (all 13 of us) came to Walther's and had a BLAST!!!! Even the littlest ones enjoyed the miniature golf and were able to chase the ball around without stress and in complete safety! This place is very well designed and maintained. Some family friendly locations could learn from the attention to detail and dedication to maintaining everything in tip-top condition. (We even saw two maintenance people working on and getting some of the attractions to work during a VERY busy afternoon!) Everyone had a wonderful time with the laser tag and the pizza was quite good! Kudos to all of the staff at Wather's for being kind, patient, professional and accommodating!

We've only eaten at the restaurant once and it was mediocre, but we recently had two different…read morebirthday parties at the FEC. Both were well managed and we had helpful employees the whole time. Party goers are able to take part in the arcade and bowling, and for an additional fee at one party. We also did the laser tag which was a lot of fun. I would highly recommend for a birthday party or for just a family outing, especially when you can't rely on having good weather outdoors.

We went bowling here at 9pm on a Saturday night. With shoe rental and two games for 2 people, it…read morewas about $35. The staff was friendly but they placed us in a lane directly next to another group of bowlers when there were many other free lanes available. That was our only complaint!

Awesome place to go and take your family. So clean. I spent my childhood there…read more Rode on many trails in my time. The park has come a long way since I ran through there. I was raised right behind scales so that was the hang out spot.

This park is fantastic! It is well maintained and safe for kids. There are three playgrounds…read more The bike trails are the best around! If you are hiking on the trails don't go when it's damp because they are extremely slick. Some of the rv sites are small but workable. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. My biggest concern is the front gate. It is locked with a chain and padlock so you have to get out of your vehicle to unlock it open the gate and drive through then get back out to close it and lock it. The lock numbers are 5 font so hard to see and it sticks sometimes which is so fun when raining. I felt so vulnerable doing this after coming back from visiting family. They really need an automated gate!

This is a great asset to Evansville. This is one of the oldest old growth forests in an urban…read morecommunity. Great hiking trails along the Wabash and Erie Canal, a great nature center, and a maple syrup festival. I recommend getting the family membership.

There are two things we look for when we travel. 1) Brewhouses and 2) Parks. We found both in…read moreEvansville, and Wesselman Woods is an amazing place, even though our visit was cut short. It's a bit off the beaten path, as you have to go through a residential area and then past another park/sports complex, but it's worth the drive. The parking area is next to a community recycling center, which I think is appropriate because anything that's returned there isn't getting put in a landfill or thrown out into the wilderness. When you enter the park there is a heavily-treed path you follow to the Visitor's Center. For being located near a large city you'd think that the park would be pretty open...exposed....but that's not the case. This park is SO green and you can't even tell where the Visitor's Center is until you're almost directly in front of it. That Visitor's Center has quite a few displays (plant and animal) for you to peruse before you go out into the wilderness. The part I liked the best was the curved display that looked out onto an area that a variety of birds frequent, along with informational plaques. I could have spent hours in that room alone. The cost to walk the trails is $5 per person. We were advised that we should apply some mosquito repellent because it had rained pretty heavily during the previous couple of days and, as a result, the mosquitoes were pretty thick. Well, I'm here to tell you, "the mosquitoes were pretty thick" doesn't even come close to describing the density of the mosquito population that day. Nowhere Near. What started out as about a 1 1/2 to 2 mile walk turned into a quickly paced just-short-of-a-run 20 minute journey through what I'm going to call the Mosquito Jungle. These little buggers weren't just everywhere, they were EVERYWHERE, including places they shouldn't/didn't have the right /I never gave them permission for. It was crazy. We spent more time swatting these bastages than we did anything else. My wife and I took turns covering each other's back. While we DID apply more than enough repellent, these were the most defiant insects I'd ever seen. They were flocking to us like pre-pubescent teen to a Justin Bieber concert, and all we did was walk through the door. What we were able to see of the nature preserve was beautiful. The trails are very clearly marked and directional signs are never too far out of sight (which came in handy as we tried to frantically find out way back to non-mosquito-infected territory), and the trails themselves were very well maintained. The next time we're in Evansville we plan visiting again (hopefully NOT after a monsoon) so we can take our time to better enjoy the plant and wildlife without being attacked. It really is a beautiful place.

I have so many mixed thoughts and feelings. At $11/adult it's a budget friendly outing. The cafe…read morehas room for growth but our food was prepared when ordered. $10 for grilled chicken sandwich and $13 for chicken tenders and fries. We fed the penguins and the giraffes, which were nice experiences. It is super hilly, so be prepared to get your exercise. Here's the downside: several times we wondered how much areas are cleaned. We didn't visit any animals in the enclosed areas due to the smell of the buildings. It was powerful and overwhelming-maybe not enough ventilation too? Several glasses for aquarium type animals had algae and all kinds of things growing inside of the glass. The kids treehouse area reeked as well but honestly probably due to the otters. We love zoos and aquariums, but it's definitely ranked at the bottom of my list for cleanliness. Which then begs the question-how well are the animals cared for? The carousel was a great experience. Tokens are $1 each (not info available online) so prices inside are also reasonable.

Loved this zoo. We came from Clarksville just to visit the zoo. It was a beautiful day and the…read morestaff was so friendly. You have to buy tokens for several things but be sure to make sure they are open before buying tokens. The paddle boards apparently are only seasonal. The tram is delightful and is like a train that runs all day you can get on and off where you want. They only have 1 place for food. It was really pretty good but super expensive. $10 for a burger or chicken sandwich or BLT without fries. The BLT was delicious but not worth $10. The burger was so small and just Okay the grilled chicken sandwich was a good size and the side of fries was $4 and huge. Those 2 were pretty worth it. We had a great day and would definitely go back. Oh also parking is free. Always a plus.

While we were visiting Evansville Indiana we had a good time at the discovery Center. It has a lot…read moreof things on the inside of the animals were you can see and learn about the different types of animals in the different insects and just everything interesting about the zoo

First class course with amazing amenities and a staff that makes you feel like you are the best…read morecustomer. Caddies are great too.

Amazing. Service and food is amazing. Stayed onsite for 3 days and I don't have one complaint.read more

Kayaking, fishing, camping -- love that we were introduced to Lynnville Park!…read more $3 pp for park access and endless kayak adventures through the channels and fingers of the lake -- a waterfall too (but we didn't take that route this time)! We have our own kayaks, but it does appear that you can rent them. Call for latest details. Looking forward to coming back for camping later this year -- electric and primitive sites available. Prices vary based on hookup. Call for latest details.