This place has great 4th of July deals on fireworks. I had already been shopping at the Castleton…read morelocation, but needed a few quick items so I stoped in here. It was a bit smaller than the Castleton location but still had a large selection. The store is well organized. The staff there was very friendly and helpful. I would recommend looking at the fireworks you plan on purchasing on YouTube first and I would also recommend checking to see if you can find a Groupon or Coupon before you go. The place is clean and there is tons of parking available. It is located near and share the parking lot with a no-tell hotel. I suggest you get there well before the 4th though. That is when you get the biggest selection and best deals like buy one get one free.

Nice price and great deal can't wait to next year. They had…read morebuy one of anything and one one for free the staff was very helpful I might add.

They aren't honest and won't pay me. They never told me to come back for a 2nd day of training and…read morethey won't pay me for the few hours I worked.

They had some good stuff but just not for me.they did have some good deals on the small stuff but…read moreall the big stuff was expensive as heck

With the recent illness of a family member, I've been spending more time in the Hendricks County…read moreand Putnam County area. On a recent visit, I found myself needing some down time and fresh air. I stopped by Ellis Park, a key park in Danville, Indiana and a park where I used to spend quite a bit of time in my young adult years. Ellis Park is directly off U.S. 36 right as you're getting into the main strip of Danville. It's a 49-acre park with a history tracing back to 1913. At that time, the 49 acres were set aside to protect the wells that provided Danville's water. In 1971, the park was renamed for longtime park superintendent Harve Ellis. Ellis Park is along the White Lick Creek. It's perhaps most known for its historical swinging bridge, however, it has quite a few amenities - shelters, playgrounds, sports fields, restrooms, Gill Family Aquatic Center, an amphitheater, and a "train station" that also can host meetings/events. Ellis Park is a rather nice weaving together of history with quite a few contemporary upgrades. It's incredibly wooded and it's super easy to take some time and just chill out here. The park is also adjacent to the nearby Blanton House Conference and Retreat Center. I definitely love Ellis Park, though every time I visit I can't help but feel like I wish it could be spruced up even more. It's really a centerpiece for Danville and it's definitely well utilized. I've always seen quite a few people here whenever I visit, however, it definitely does still have a bit of an aged feeling. That said, it's my favorite park in Danville and it has been a nice place to decompress during my family's recent challenges.

I took my *reactive* dog to ellis a couple times to help her with her reactivity, and all times…read morewent amazingly well! although, there were a few men in my space trying to pet my *reactive* dog even after i told them no, so if any mothers or fathers bring their children, keep a good eye on them! overall an amazing park and place to let your dog cool off.

Lovely park with multiple areas for recreation. It's walkable to the Zionsville downtown area too…read more The walking path connects to Creekside Nature Park which has a nice quiet loop trail.

This park was established in 1940 and has everything you would want in a park. It is only 18 acres,…read morebut they packed a lot in the 18 acres. It is managed by the Zionsville Lions Club and looks like a park that keeps adding on. It has three playground areas. The playground area in the back of the park is the newest. It is geared towards younger kids and has a bank of swings, a small mock store and a small jungle gym with a tiny slide. It is lined with a rubbery surface and is mud free. The two up front are more traditional. One side you will find a small, but newer jungle gym with 2 slides, a larger jungle gym with 2 slides, 3 see-saws, a curved balance beams, a couple of sit and spins, a tire swing, a special needs and toddle swing, a dino-monkey bar set, and a pebble bridge. Across from this area is where you will find the third playground area which has a bank of traditional swings, an awesome saucer merry-go-round, a little house, a large jungle gym, and two see-saws. You will also see a little rocker animal and a small dino-monkey bar set over there too. Both of those playground areas are lined with wood chips and they have picnic tables placed along their perimeters. The park has 9 awesome baseball fields two lighted full basketball courts (different sizes though for some reason) and two lighted tennis courts and a pickle ball court. The courts are well maintained and look great. The park offers some scenic walking/jogging along its running trail and has a picturesque gazebo as its center piece. I saw one picnic shelter there, near the creek, that can be rented and a bathroom facility near the traditional playground areas. There is also a sand volleyball court along the creek by the shelter. The 1.1 mile Eagle Creek Walk runs through this park and the park has its own paved pathway that connects to it. The park has been known to host the city's EGGnormous Egg Hunt on the Saturday before Easter, the 4th of July Fireworks, the Sunday Concert Series in July, and the Pumpkins & Hayrides event. This park is actually one that you would drive to come to. It has a lot to offer and has something for everyone. Dogs are welcome, but have to remain on a leash. It is a gorgeous park with the gazebo, bridges and running along Eagle Creek. They have a large parking lot and every amenity that a park can have. This is definitely worth checking out.

great selection and deals! went as soon as they opened at…read more8am on the 4th and wasn't busy. they said it was very busy the day before.

Great playground for the whole family! Exercise equipment…read morefor adults and teens, pickle ball courts, a walking path and playground equipment plus a picnic area. Unique equipment that will attract even your pickiest child. Musical instruments for toddlers as well as several pieces that are fine for any age. There is a communication board for kids to use.

It's a great updated little playground park that offers fun for all ages. They have unique…read moreplayground elements as well as a pavilion with picnic tables, workout circuit equipment, and tennis courts. The added bonus is a clean restroom and handicap accessible design throughout from the parking lot to the playground.