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.

Great home time feel . Bring your young and old for the love of the game…read more There is no bad seat and with the timers going the game move's great

Bosse Field is a national treasure. It's the third oldest baseball park in the country, behind…read moreFenway Park and Wrigley Field. It is the home of the Evansville Otters and of course the location were "A League of Their Own" was filmed. When you are at Bosse Field, you will definitely feel the history all around you. This is a great old time baseball park in which to catch a game. You will remember the experience always! If you have the opportunity to stop here, please do not hesitate to do so.

Do not throw your kid's birthday party here. The party leader didn't show and we had to organize…read moresomething ourselves on the fly. They still charged us for the party. Management terribly disorganized. The only reason they get two stars is because the kids had fun and the guy behind the counter didn't call the cops after I had a fucking meltdown. When he realized the teenage party organizer blew off his/her shift, I all ready had 20 elementary school kids accounted for. After ripping the manager a new one, I told him to give me the keys to the fucking equipment room - which he did or I would have kicked it in. I setup stations in the arena - think relay + boot camp. It was a lot of work on my part, but the kids had fun so I let the staff that was there live. Seriously, fuck this place.

We had an overnight event here with about 110 kids (almost all cheerleaders ages 6-18.) From the…read moreminute the phone was answered to make the reservation until we left the event it was 100% perfect. Jeff was very accommodating with our needs, and customized different aspects of our rental to best suite our needs. I had tried many places before checking here (I didn't realize they did overnight parties) and I found Metro to be the most competitively priced and have the best facility. The lady from Metro who hosted our overnight was fantastic too. She was fun, friendly and welcoming to all our guests. The facility is huge with something to do for everyone! It also was very clean and well laid out. There are many convenient aspects to Metro if you are hosting a party including lockers for your guests, to an ice maker for your party needs, a concession stand open all night for your guests, video arcade games, batting cages,basketball, volleyball and of course their soccer field. If you are going to rent a facility for kids, and you need to have a lot of different activities for them, this is the best place!

Good care overall, but here a lot of bad too, so very confused on options and feeling of careread more

Flexible hours, affordable pricing with structured rates for students/ all income levels, nice…read morestaff, and a variety of studio-level workout classes -- yoga, boxing, and more -- free weights/ weight benches, cardio equipment, track, saunas and open swim. The locker rooms are near the pool and there are some lockers outside of the locker room for access by a family/ if you wanted to share a locker with someone. The app is the easy one-stop-shop for most info (including weather delays/ impacts), although the web has some info and printed schedules are available. The facility is clean and, with COVID precautions, temps are taken at the door and masks are required except when strenuous workout is happening (overall folks working out are choosing not to wear a mask) and social distancing is mostly available. I've personally enjoyed the convenience of the location, that the price allows both me and my s/o to enjoy the gym, always having parking, and times of classes -- at this time some classes require you to sign-up ahead (which I like for accountability and scheduling). I would recommend the Downtown YMCA to friends!

To ok our grandchildren to Monster Jam today and was very disappointed and frustrated how the For…read moreCenter managed the event. Our tickets stated arrive 30 minutes prior and our out passes started at 10:30am. The doors didn't open until 10:30am and it was a mad dash for the doors didn't open. Took us about 20+ minutes to get into arena. After losing 20+ minutes, they cut off the main driver autograph line and pushed people away. If I were Monster Jam, I would never use this venue again. Small arena for trucks and they couldn't do a lot of their stunts because of space. Will never attend another Monster Jam in this arena and do NOT recommend anyone else spending hard earned money to have the venue mis-manage the logistics. Very disappointed and frustrated.

The Ford Center was spacious and easy to access to the venue. Parking was also available close by…read more Easy to find too. Plenty of modern bathrooms throughout the venue. Good lighting and sound quality/system. We come here for our summer conventions and the staff are friendly and welcoming!

Founded in 1958, this place is a near-Northside institution. Unfortunately, the place hasn't been…read moreproperly cared for nor kept up cosmetically. The lanes are tough, so if you want a 300 game, you're gonna have to keep traveling west. They are a challenge for real bowlers, but real bowlers are among a select few who bowls here. This place is relegated to a few sparse leagues for fun and children. Birthday parties are a norm on weekends. However, because they have like 30 or 40 lanes, there is always availability. In other bowling houses in town, league nights leave no room for open bowling. The only new additions come by way of juke box and video games. The bar hold regulars and has cheap prices on corporate brand beers, per the expected. The food is decent, but the appearance of the place makes one a little remiss to order anything that is going to actually go in your mouth. And most importantly, use the bathroom before you come; if it's an absolute emergency, and it will have to be, use the experience to work on the "how long can I hold my breath challenge" while you're in there. On the up side, should you have a lengthy number two, there is an ample amount of graffiti in the stalls to keep you occupied reading for quite some time.

Only good thing sbout the place is the number of lanes they offer. Bathrooms are filthy so I don't…read morerecommend!!! The staffs not friendly at all

Love the variety of workout classes and times available at this location. Facility itself is large…read moreand while I haven't had a chance to use/ explore beyond fitness classes, there seems to be ample space for workout machines, free weights, running track (indoor), and more. Lots of sponsored classes for kids too!

For those that don't wipe down your equipment during class and after, It's unacceptable and you put…read moreloved ones at risk with the flu, but I pray that someone sanitizing at night after every use. So if your heads throbbing, you're running a fever of 101 and youre constantly coughing then stay home.