I've had my horse here for 3 years, and I absolutely love it. The stalls are extremely spacious…read more(12x16 I think?), and every horse has a private 12x70 foot run. The stalls are metal, and very open, so the horses can see each other, plus it never gets that worn out look that wooden barns get. They have a very good sized indoor and outdoor arena, plus turn out pens and 2 pastures. Every boarder gets their own tack stall, which is clean and convenient, fits everything, even 2 saddles! Because it's a small barn, every horse gets personal care. The owner doesn't hesitate to cal you if there's even a small issue, like a torn blanket strap. Rick, the owner, has been great to me, and will even haul me up to shows for an extremely fair price. Unlike other barns, they don't charge you for the little extras, like supplement feeding or blanketing. The barn is pretty mellow as well. Since there are only 28 stalls, its never chaotic and crowded. There are lessons a few days a week, but it's not a big hassle and you can still use the arena without incident. The boarders are really nice and willing to help you out. It's not any specific kind of barn (jumper, western, etc). It's all breeds, and all styles. The board is more than fair, the facilities are modern, clean, and spacious, and the people are helpful and kind. I couldn't ask for more!

I reserved a time for a trail ride; however, when the date got closer, the weather forecast was…read morerainy. They were very accommodating and changed our trail ride to a lesson inside the arena. Unfortunately, our day ended with my daughter getting kicked by one of the horses who had been very obstinate throughout the session. That was a week ago and no one has even contacted me to check on how my daughter is doing. I think a responsible business owner and empathetic person would be concerned after a customer was injured. I guess once they get your money and you sign their release form, they don't care. We will not be going there again.

Neat little park in Schererville, Indiana. Our extended family has an annual picnic and generally…read moreis able to reserve this place...it is a perfect spot for the 100-some of us. There is a lot of room to spread out your bean bag games and have a water balloon toss. They even have a ball field if your group wants to hit the ball around. The covered pavilion fits about a dozen picnic tables to have a place for everyone to sit and eat, and stay out of the sun or rain. They also provide a large built in barbeque stand at the pavilion. There are basketball courts for those that wish to play, and a playground for the young kids to have something to do while the oldsters just catch up. There is also a large building when you enter the park where they have restrooms (very clean with soap and dryers), vending machines, and water fountains. This is really a nice park and is well maintained and kept up. Give it a try.

Best park in NWI hands down! They have an area for toddlers, an area for older kids, and an area…read morewith swings. There is a basketball court, baseball field, and volleyball net set up. They also have a lot of picnic tables to sit at and a covered seating area if you are coming with a large group of people. Currently they are redoing that area and it should be really nice when they are done. Redar park has a lot of events in the spring, summer and fall months. There is a lot to do with families for free so keep an eye open for advertising.

This is a phenomenal kids place zone, with over 10 different unique rooms and playtime experiences…read more They have indoor and outdoor opportunities. There is also a small food café in case you're hungry and thirsty. The best part is the very affordable price of only $11 per person. We came here one afternoon and spent three hours here and the kids were exhausted and happy.

Bellaboo's is a great fun place. It had amazing staff making the kids laugh and have fun. The…read moregrinch puppet was soooo funny. My kids loved him. The food could be better. It tasted like cafeteria food. A little pricy as well. I didn't feel like the kids were very clean. I saw some dirtiness in some of the sections.

This place is epic and fun vibe... Games and prizes…read moreGo karts Paintball Bating cages AFFORDABLE!!! outside or inside atmosphere

Ended up here on a Sunday around 11AM and spent maybe 2 hours here playing mini golf and the arcade…read moregames. It's an interesting setup... the arcade is divided between two buildings and one of the buildings (with the party room and bar) has a giant step up to get in. No idea what the bar looked like because it was behind a solid door. Bathrooms were clean. Prices were reasonable and there was a great deal of snacks available for purchase. (Redbull, Gatorade, and celcius were drink options). Smaller arcade but the games were fun for our 4 year old., good variety. Mini golf was a nice clean course with some unique holes that challenged us. The only thing that sucked was that at least two of the holes were completely flooded from earlier rain. Despite there not being a drain system there and all of the holes being full of water, we still enjoyed the course, and our son won a free game on the 18th hole. FYI- the mini golf course is also not wheelchair friendly.

Love going there with the kids! It's a great place for a walk to enjoy the great outdoors even when…read morethey're not putting on events.

I'm not the kinda guy that normally plans a Saturday morning trip to Lowell Indiana to watch grown…read moremen play with fake guns but this place was pretty sweet. Went with a friend that needed some extra credit for a history class and didn't really know what to expect. Once you get down there you can walk around different american/british/german camps and see all the reenactors doing things like digging foxholes or cleaning their guns and other soldier type stuff. They also have a schedule where events like an FDR actor does the speech from after the pearl harbor bombing. The main draw is the battlefield skirmish though. They bring out the artillery and tanks, and it's loud. Lasted about a half and hour and gotta say it was entertaining. You need to go into it with an open mind though or else it might not be too fun. I liked going around and asking a few questions to the soldiers about really small details like why there's certain patches on their uniforms, just to keep them on their toes. These guys knew their stuff. If you like history this is a cool place.

We love this place. Everyone is friendly and helpful. My granddaughter is having a great experience…read morewith her class. I recommend this place for all ages.

Children were so excited to see all the animals. Fantastic place for adults and children to visit.read more

Absolutely wonderful - Healthy happy animals, and…read morebeautifully taken care of ! A joy to visit and... I will return