I'll definitely be back to camp! Such a beautiful park close to the river! The trees and memorial…read moresite are beautiful!

I love history and thought it would be fun to see Johnny Appleseed's tombstone since I was in the…read morearea. A fun little side quest turned into a 30 minute hunt through trails and grass and trees for his graveside. The grave is located off of a path and is very hard to get to. My husband and I found the grave and took a picture to remember it because we won't be coming back.

I'm 72 years old and have played FP many times over the years. I no longer live in FW but came up…read moreto play some golf with a friend. I never thought to ask about the condition of the course. Honestly, this course should be closed! I have never seen a course in such horrible condition and they should be ashamed of themselves for taking peoples money! The greens were dying and obviously had a disease or something. By being open everyone could potentially be spreading the disease to other courses. The city's leaders are not doing their jobs!

OMG! This course is a joke!! It was beautiful last year...this year is an embarrassment! No grass…read moreon fairways...pathetic. We had to move our balls back to find tufts of grass. The 13th hole??!! LMFAO. It looked like dried out lava. We went because we had a BOGO. Only paid $16 each. Wouldn't pay $5 to play there. They must have cut water in their budget. AWFUL!!

We rented the Old Barn for our daughter's wedding reception. From start to finish, planning to…read moreevent, the staff was helpful and informative. The space was perfect for our 110 guest list. The kitchen and bathrooms were spotless. The space is large but not overwhelming. We also added on the Homestead for the bridal party to gather to get dressed and store their bags. It was perfect! Do not hesitate to tour the facility and see if it works for you!

My daughter rented the Old Barn for her wedding. She hired an approved caterer, from the list of…read morerequired caterers. Friday, the day before the wedding, she rented it for setup. Jenna, from the venue was on-site. I told Jenna that one of the two sinks in the men's restroom wasn't working. She came into the bathroom with me and wiped down the sensor, but it still didn't work. She said she would have someone look at it. Saturday, before the wedding, we went to the Old Barn for pictures. We left around 4 PM and my daughter told Jenna that the caterers were scheduled to be there at 5:00 and the wedding was at 5:30. We would be there after the wedding. A few minutes after 5, I got a call from the caterers. The venue was refusing to let them in because my daughter didn't have a member of the wedding party on-site. I started making phone calls and I spoke to the caterers and to Jenna and she informed me that not only did they require someone to be onsite, that person could not leave the premises. My brother ended up missing his niece's wedding ceremony because of this. While my brother was there, he informed Jenna that the one of the two sinks was not working. He was not aware that I had reported it the day before. Jenna told him "add it to your review" and walked away from him. My brother also asked Jenna why they required someone to be onsite when we used approved caterers and why it was never mentioned prior to 30 minutes before the wedding? Jenna told him it is in every contract. I submitted the contract to AI and it said there is nothing in the contract that states we must have someone there. On the contrary, it states my daughter was responsible for scheduling the caterers, which she did. She told Jenna at 4:00 PM the caterers were scheduled for 5:00 PM. Jenna never mentioned we had to be there. The caterers and bartenders apologized to us, several times and said they had never experienced that situation in the 18 plus years they have been working Salomon Farms. My brother asked for Jenna's supervisor, and he was eventually allowed to speak to Amanda. According to my brother, Amanda was rude and did not make any reference to being sorry for the situation or cared that my brother was missing the ceremony. This place wasn't cheap but my daughter loved the location. We spent a lot of money to be treated like crap by Jenna and Amanda and my brother missed the ceremony due to poor communication and lies. Very disappointing. In the greater scope of things, it was a wonderful service and we had a wonderful time, it is just beyond our level of understanding how this happened and how the site did not express an iota of compassion for the situation. They claim it was in the contract by I searched the contract and AI read the document and neither of us could find it. So thank you Jenna, Amanda and the Fort Wayne Park District for a stain on what was otherwise a wonderful day.

I came and visited Fort Wayne's Japanese Friendship Garden as i was in the area. When i stumbled…read moreupon its existence online, i got quite excited. I love going to botanical gardens, conservatories, etc. The website for the garden, "The Friendship Garden was a gift from Fort Wayne's sister city, Takaoka, Japan." I totally wanted to stroll through it and enjoy the day. I was even more interested when i saw that the garden was on the Arts United grounds within walking distance of the Civic Theatre. Since i was going to be watching a play with my family, i thought oh cool we can spend an extra hour or so after in the Japanese garden. Well silly me, I should have noticed this garden was .11 acres in size. You can walk that in 2 minutes. Sure its nice... but very small. I am sure its probably more beautiful when the plants are in bloom, but still... so small. Also the place didn't look as well maintained as it should be. Is it worth seeing... sure if you are watching a play in the Civic Theatre you might as well. They should consider expanding this garden.

I thought this was a great, understated park within the city of Ft. Wayne. It is clearly a terrific…read moreneighborhood resource and well utilized by the locals. I needed a place to take my granddaughter while my wife and daughter shopped for a bit at Jefferson Pointe. This filled that requirement perfectly. The accessibility by car and the parking area were more than adequate. The playground though not elaborate, was nice enough for our needs. The picnic pavilion provided a nice spot to sit in the shade and offered restrooms that were in decent shape at the end of the building. The thing that struck me most about this moderate-sized park was the extensive green space that made it feel even larger than what it was. It just created a refreshed feeling that was very satisfying. It looked like there was a baseball diamond at the far end of the park, though I did not venture down that way. If you're in the area and need a fresh-air respite, a place to let your kids spend some energy, or simply a place to sit outside to enjoy your sandwich or your coffee, this presents a place to satisfy those needs.

We stopped here for a picnic on our way though town and it was a surprisingly excellent park. The…read morepicnic area and restrooms were clean. The playground, basketball courts and volleyball courts were all in great shape and very nice.

Really nice park. Took my pups out and learned more about the "Bird Boy." When you arrive to Fort…read moreWayne Airport, you can see the bird boy as you go down the escalator. Since then, it has piqued my interest which is why I stopped by! "Arthur Smith was so nutty about flying that his Fort Wayne friends named him "Birdboy." In 1910, when Arthur was only 19, he built and flew his own plane from a Fort Wayne golf course. It crashed, but Birdboy didn't mind, and he kept flying (and crashing) until he was one of the top stunt pilots in America."

This is a great air park and a pretty darn good park too. I'm a wingnut, and I look for planes on…read moredisplay all over. When I heard this was open to the public instead of being farther back on the base, I made a point to stop by. It is right at the entrance, outside the security gates. There's a nice large parking lot, and the park has clearly been redone recently. The parking lot's new, there are walking paths, the planes are in excellent shape and nicely displayed. Plus, there's a very nice shelter house, and a midsize playground. Well worth a visit just as a park if you live in the area. Anyone who likes aviation and is anywhere nearby, within an hour or two anyway, should come check it out. I was very impressed and will come back someday even though I do not live nearby.