Very impressed by this indoor facility. There are maps, which I did not take a picture of, where…read morethere are maybe 20+ baseball/softball diamonds, 30+ soccer fields, and indoor facilities. Apparently the Indiana Pacers and Indianapolis Colts use the facilities, or have their own facilities on this massive campus. When we were there the indoor facility was buzzing- tons of kids, tons of parents, and it was 1 degree above zero outside. I cannot imagine what a Saturday in June looks like at Grand Park As a curious person I Wikipedia'd this place and was pleasantly surprised the local government had the foresight to build this massive facility about 10 years ago. This place probably drives millions of dollars to the local economy. Anecdotally, we stayed at a local hotel and ate several meals in the area.

Back when MGK and Megan Fox were still a thing, I remember reading that they both had just visited…read moreGrand Park Sports Campus for one of his performances. As someone new to the Westfield area, I thought this was pretty cool and kind of surprising. Although I'm not really into sports unless I'm feeling 22-but have visited the campus a couple times now for various reasons like the Shipshewana Flea Market, "Whale of a Sale" (a large, upscale children's consignment event) and most recently "Winter Fest" presented by Westfield Youth Sports and "Brought to you by Birdies," the mini golf place and bar/restaurant in Westfield. Winter Fest was a fun and free event for locals inside the campus to promote sports enrichment in the community. Westfield residents who signed up received tickets for $15 worth of food (per person) at the cafeteria. This was quite generous of them! Chik-fil-A was also there with a booth giving out merch and gift cards for meals. The cafeteria and adult bar area are well maintained, shiny and new. The indoor field is clean and beautiful. Staff is friendly and helpful. There were vendors offering to match donations for youth sports fundraisers and local businesses advertising their products. They had tons of inflatables--even one for adults too. It was a great experience and I look forward to attending other events at Grand Park. I found out after Winter Fest that there had also been a Health and Wellness expo that same day and wished I had known about it sooner with companies like Pure Barre being there. Next year, I'll be keeping an eye out for that event and others like it.

The Bridgewater Club is a beautiful place for special events. All the staff members are so…read morehelpful, the grounds and building are beautiful, and the food is excellent. This is truly one of the best venues to host weddings and other special events.

My handsome husband and I visit the Zinc Bar frequently. We have never been disappointed in any…read moreentrees. In appropriate weather, we enjoy dining on either screen porch. Service is always quick and smiling!! Thank you

Very bad people, last time i have went there the coaches that that hire would touch me in…read moreinappropriate places, and the director would not help when i reported it to him.

We have been in travel softball ball for years and we are from California and this is one of the…read morebest set ups we have seen. We came into town for a tournament and the customer service was above and beyond. They got us a time slot, found us a bucket of balls we could borrow, the tunnels were in great shape and they had a pitching machine available. We did not feel rushed and everyone was so nice l. Can't say enough about the staff and the facility!

If you're looking for a gym that is always disgustingly dirty this is your gym. No matter how often…read moreyou bring these violations up to staff it never changes. They recently closed for four days to do updates but other then some new equipment they did not bother to clean anything. The lockers are barely hanging on to broken hinges and hasps. Showers, locker rooms and water fountains are beyond healthy. Management is non-existent except when it's time to renew.

Terrible gym!! The staff are really rude and disrespectful. It's a junky place to be and bad…read morelayout. They should just close it down. Who wants to do cardio upstairs because heat raises.... This place is gross!!!

Wow, so sad to see such a low rating for a volunteer organization. My granddaughters have been…read moreplaying soccer and basketball at Matt Badger Memorial Park operated by Carmel Dads for a couple years. I was really impressed by the facility and rules to keep the fields in tip-top shape. They have about 17 soccer fields for kids of all sizes. The fields are immaculate. Indoors, they have basketball, track and other facilities. The amazing amount of volunteers that they assemble is astounding. My granddaughter's parents have both volunteered so we feel like contributors. The downside to the facility is traffic flow and parking. The current system is a dangerous hot mess, with parents driving haphazardly. The addition of traffic guards helping with exiting traffics has greatly improved the safety. But the main lot still needs attention for safe traffic and pedestrian flow. Overall, great facility, amazing volunteers but needs parking revamp.

I am extremely disappointed with this organization. Carmel Dad's promised a makeup game, but it was…read morenever rescheduled. We were promised 7 games and I had expected to have all 7 games. Their mercy rule is dumb. I think it teaches the wrong idea to the kids, because the 'mercy rule' doesn't exist in the real world. I heard a lot of disrespectful talk from some of the players in the field and that pretty much ruins the fun. I had the impression that some of the referees didn't seem to care when players shove other players for no reason. Also, this organization's communication skills need some polishing. We will not be returning.

Amazing soccer technology!! The staff is amazing and super nice. I always look forward to going and…read morethink that it has been improving on my skills and footwork. they also have a ball shooter so you can work on first touch. definitely recommend five stars.

Only been 3 times so far. But first impression was it is inviting and welcoming. Even has places…read morefor parents to sit and observe. Lot of membership flexibility. Trainers have big time experience. Smaller one on one time with players compared to other places where you're in a mix of 20-30 players so you can get more immediate feedback and coaching. I was skeptical of the technology approach vs traditional skills sessions but they're on to something for sure. My kid likes it and her first touch has already improved. Also...they used her name when coaching her. She wasn't a number and that meant something to her.

I've discovered something after 10+ years living in Indiana. And that is: A lot of people in…read moreIndiana love basketball. It's true, it's true. So it would make sense that a facility dedicated to the state's favorite sport would be awesome. Pacers Athletic Center is a huge basketball facility with eight courts. This is where basketball camps, practices and tournaments are held, and it's located inside the Grand Park campus in Westfield. Apparently, volleyball is also played at this facility, too. I thought that maybe this is where the Pacers practice, but no -- it's just named after the team. I was visiting Pacers Athletic Center to cover a basketball camp that was led by Tyrese Haliburton. In case you're disconnected from basketball like I am: Tyrese Haliburton plays for the Pacers, and he is a big deal! He's a good basketball player. He's also a pretty good person, because he puts on kids' basketball camps here in Indy and in his home state of Wisconsin. This facility was a good venue for this camp, because it had more than enough room to hold the more than 300 kids and their parents, basketball players, staff and other people involved in the event. There's an upstairs overlook (the Pacers Fan Zone) with lots of tables and chairs, and it's a nice, out-of-the-way place to get a 360-degree look at all of the courts. There's also a snack bar, vending machines and lots of space to walk around. The parking lot is big, but depending on the event and the time, parking can be a little iffy.

I play here all the time and it's great. I have never been treated bad. I have great memories here…read moretoo. 10/10 would recommend.

Super clean and spacious gym with great equipment that has all the fun new features & tech to make…read moreyour workout fun.

Is zero Star possible - Avoid If You're a Mom or Value Basic Decency…read more I rarely leave reviews, but my experience at this gym was so disappointing, it deserves to be shared. From the moment I walked in, it was clear that this place is not welcoming to mothers or families. I came in hoping to prioritize my health and set a positive example for my kids, but instead, I was met with eye-rolls, dismissiveness, and an unprofessional attitude from the staff. Not only was I turned away for bringing my child--despite their so-called "family-friendly" policy--but the tone and behavior of the employees were downright rude. No empathy, no explanation, just a cold, "You can't be here." One worker even muttered something under their breath as I left, which tells you everything about how little they value their members, especially moms trying to balance fitness and parenting. Gyms should be places that empower people, not shame or exclude them. If you're a mom, or honestly just someone who expects respect and courtesy, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. There are far better options that actually treat their members like people.

Reasons we LOVE Morse Park & Beach…read more Newly renovated playground with multiple levels to climb and explore--perfect for adventurous kids! Features monkey bars, a variety of slides, and a fun whale-shaped rock wall Has a small toddler section, but overall better suited for confident climbers Woodchip ground--something to consider for babies or toddlers still crawling Great, easy fishing spot if you have your license In the summer, there's a beach area for swimming and cooling off Such a fun mix of playground + outdoor adventure all in one spot!

Morse Park and Beach is a lovely park with lots of amenities on Morse Lake. The park is quite large…read morewith beach front, trees and green areas. The grounds are well manicured. My granddaughters loved the upscale playground with lots of climbing structures. The swings are suitable for all ages. Various merry-go-rounds were favorites. There are many nice benches, picnic tables and grills throughout the park. Accessible walkways meander through the park and across the water front. Fishermen were taking advantage of the early morning fishing along the waterfront. There are a number of places to dock your boat or launch your kayak within the park. There are a number of picnic pavilions along with the Osprey Pavilion. The Osprey Pavilion is an air conditioned building that can be reserved for holding meetings or events. There is a deck that overlooks the lake from the building. The deck needs some work. There is a beach that charges $6 per person (under 1 are free) to enter and play/swim in the lake. We had planned on letting the kid's swim, however they do not open if the air temperature is below 70 degrees and it was 68 degrees. The enclosed beach area and fence looks like it needs some updating and care. There are public restrooms that were nice except that there was no soap during our visit. There is a lot of green space to play ball sports and there is also a frisbee course and volleyball court at the park. There is no charge to enter the park (just the beach area). There is plenty of parking in several lots including accessible parking. I'm guessing that the park is crowded on weekends.