I'm glad they opened this family friendly place for us to have for kids in Muncie. Great location…read more Great prices and lots of fun!

Boulder Falls is under new ownership and was just renovated this year (2019). I never thought…read moreMuncie had such a place, where I could become angry during my horrendous game of Minigolf and take it out at the Batting Cages right after. 10/10 will go again. Thank you for the stellar customer service!

No reviews??!! The…read moreoriginal Y in Muncie. Has a pool, basketball courts and a nice locker room area. Gym and free weight section is not big. If there's more than 3 people on the weights you'll be crowded.

It's the old Y. They have a nice pool, and if you want to swim in Muncie in the winter time, this…read moreis the go-to spot. The other facilities are a bit time warn and could use some updating. Probably best to go to the Northwest Y for lifting.

This is a pretty decent bowling alley but there are some drawbacks that make other places a better…read moreoption. There was absolutely no air conditioning and they had huge fans blowing hot air all over the bowling alley. There is a limited selection of balls most all of which are hand-me-downs. The lanes had almost no oil on them and we're pretty chewed up but I have to admit it added character to the lanes. I would go again if they would at least turn on the air-conditioning but it was just too uncomfortable to return

Munsee lanes, is an ok bowling establishment. Personally I am a reasonably serious bowler, ave…read more207. The scoring system is quite nice. The lanes are old, and they could probably use some updating. These lanes were hard, It was like a sport shot, if you want a challenge, this is the place. They are older wooden lanes, the wear was bad the arrows and dots on my lane was actually difficult to see and it was not during "cosmic bowling" I would go back just for a challenge, however during the summer they will be closed for the remainder of my stay here in Muncie, IN.

Visits to the Oakhurst Mansion and Gardens are part of the Minnetrista complex of activities in…read moreMuncie. The Oakhurst Mansion was built in 1894 by George and Frances Ball in the Arts and Crafts style. The Balls were avid readers and created the Blue Book of Canning, that teaches food preservation. This remarkably maintained house is open for self guided tours. The interior contains all original woodwork, trim details and some furniture. Family history is abundant throughout the home. My granddaughter enjoyed the interactive activities throughout the house, especially canning in the kitchen and creating a family tree. Immaculate gardens surround the house. The garden is filled with oak trees and other dense hardwoods. Paths meander through the garden. There was one clerk present during our visit that checked us in and invited us to explore the house and grounds. She was friendly. Admission was included in the $15 tickets that we purchased at the Bob Ross Experience (but can also be purchased on line). There is ample parking in the lot northwest of Oakhurst. Accessible ramps are located at the east entrance of the home. They are opened Wednesday - Sunday.

The campus of Minnetrista is beautiful! My sister and I often drive here and park to start and end…read moreour run from the campus. There are nice paved paths that easily connect to the Cardinal Greenway or just a short jog to the White River. The paths through Oakhurst Gardens are not really long enough to do your full run, but they are a nice little detour from typical sidewalks! I would highly recommend the garden paths for an easy stroll on a nice day. This is a safe and free area to enjoy a nice walk. Even in February the gardens are well kept and the ornamental sidewalk designs provide enjoyable scenery. I am looking forward to going back as spring awakens the blooms in the garden. Another plus about parking/visiting this area for a walk or run is that the Minnetrista museum building is unlocked during business hours and you can sneak in to use the restroom!

Best gym in Muncie ! Clean space with quality machines…read more.. no complaints!!! To add to that; the staff are all super nice 10/10

It's a very nice facility and is very kid friendly. Kids can learn how to swim and interact with…read moreother children. There are many things for children to learn and do that keeps electronics out of their hands. Kids need more play time and more interaction with other children.

Friendly staff? Check! Variety of workout classes? Check! Sauna? Check! This is definitely my…read morefavorite gym within New Castle. I highly recommend the Cycling class, and they have a great swimming pool you can utilize. Not to mention members get discounts on other activities offered such as kids basketball and soccer teams.

Best golf experience in a while. Course was in great shape. Low cloud cover and humid conditions…read moremade it even better. The two dudes running a place on Monday September 30 we're super friendly and accommodating. Made me want to come back and play there often

Beautiful course, challenging layout, professionally maintained, good pace of play. Reasonably…read morepriced.

This is another relatively new addition to the Old West End District neighborhood. The park is…read moremostly a flat lawn with a few large shade trees on the south end where a few picnic tables and playground pieces sit. The playground is pretty sparse with just a couple swings and a rocking type of piece is meant for multiple kids. Towards the north end of the park is a book share station that looks like a brightly colored grandfather's clock. Although not filled with amenities, there is street lighting in the park and a small flower bed by the park sign. There is also a "doggy" station for helping to keep the park clean. Maybe it is too early, but the park could use a dose of weed killer to keep the dandelions from taking over. Review #2502