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!

This is a nice sports complex. It has about 21 soccer fields. There is tons of parking here and you…read morewill find a picnic shelter with tables under it. The complex is home to Northeast Youth Soccer League, FC Pride Soccer Club, Cathedral other amenities; home High School, Lawrence Central High School and Bishop Chatard High School. When there is events, tournaments or other happenings going on the complex's snack bar will more than likely be open. They carry your typical snack bar stuff like candy, drinks, and hot dogs. Outside of vast green space, and soccer fields, some of which were lighted, you will also find a nice paved path that goes around the fields. I saw a few people using it to work out while I was there. The fields appeared to be a bit neglected while I was there. Some of the, had rash and used water bottles and needed to be mowed. A decent place to host soccer games, especially tournaments. The complex is massive. There is tons of parking, divided between a couple of lots. I hope I caught it off season or on a bad day and that they normally do periodic maintenance and up keep of the fields and complex, which is my only major gripe.

Fields are in good condition. It drains well after a rain. There is plenty of parking and signs…read moreto direct you to the right fields. Pretty much all you can ask for.

F45 Muncie welcomes all ability levels and will push you to give 110% with each workout!read more

This park may be headed towards being a 5! There appears to be obvious signs of improvement as the…read moreplayground area has new equipment located near the community center (an older playground is still standing to the north end of the park near the baseball field.) A number of wooden shade structures have been erected around the playground looking as if they are new. They don't actually offer much shade, but look like they could add tarps or something to offer a little bit more. Maybe some vine plantings will be added. There was an area that looked as if heavy equipment were clearing the space for further construction. I didn't see any indication what would be going in, but it shows that the park is getting attention. It was well maintained and seemed to be clean. I didn't see any restrooms other than what may be inside the center. I parked along the street, but there was a lot at the center as well. Review #927

Noblesville Golf and Batting has been around for ages and ages, literally. I remember my dad…read morebringing me here in middle school to use the driving range. The wear and tear definitely shows but people flock here on warm spring and summer days. The miniature golf course is pretty sad looking. Nothing overly hard or unique about the course. Driving range is great, can't really go wrong with the prices on buckets of balls. A small bucket will only cost you $5 and you can fill that sucker with has many golf balls as you can. Batting cages seem pretty standard issue. 50 cents will get you 6 or 8 balls. You can choose between Little League, slow pitch, fast, and medium. There is a small game room inside with a surprisingly decent selection of games and Skee Ball! You don't even need your own equipment to use the batting cages or practice your golf swing. You can borrow their helmets, bats, and golf clubs and there are plenty of each! 4 stars for the amount of options to keep you entertained. I just wish it looked better. People used to say that the man who owns Noblesville Golf & Batting was a former weather man on Fox 59... not sure the validity on that claim. He is sure friendly either way!

Jefferson Oaks is a really nice shaded park. There is a paved walking path, and parking located…read moreconveniently near the shelter. There is a water fountain and the next door baseball field has restrooms. The highlight of the park is the playground which has multiple pieces for kids of all ages to play on. I was surprised at how many pieces of challenging workout equipment were on site. Lots of upper arm strength and balance needed for some. There was also a mixture of new play towers as well as an old school spiral slide and spinning wheel. The park was clean and had lots of mature trees for shade. For the size of the town, this is a really good option for entertaining the kids. Review #2820

Not sure where to start here except to say I am exceptionally impressed. With everything...the…read morefacilities, the organization, and most importantly the staff. Throwbacks is owned by two local guys (Eli and Justin) and is a multi-purpose training facility covering things from baseball instruction, football instruction, and fitness. Eli is a former collegiate pitcher and Justin is a former collegiate quarterback and these guys are INTENSE. But...they are also very likeable and professional; they expect a lot from the people they train (and this is a good thing). Their staff is similar and you can see a lot of continuity between how they train and expect their staff to train others. The facility is two buildings; the front of the house is reserved for fitness, plyometrics, explosiveness training, quarterback training, etc. The back of the house is reserved mostly for baseball (soft toss, pitching, etc.) The building at the back is 3 batting cages (2 baseball, 1 softball) with pitching speeds up to 70mph. Plus there are several soft toss areas, tee areas, etc. for practice. The two people working the back area are parents of Eli and Justin so it is definitely a family affair and business. Really nice people. My impression is they have worked hard to establish relationships with the local Madison county schools. I know for a fact that all of the Pendleton travel baseball has signed up for winter practice there and I have observed other baseball teams practicing and conditioning there. Baseball cages are $25 a month unlimited. If there is a line for cages then you can go in 15 minute increments. If no one is in line, swing away. There are also a bunch of other offerings (individual instruction, adult fitness, etc.) at different costs. Check the website for all the relevant information...there is a lot offered here. It is refreshing (again) to see people take a passion of theirs and turn it into something useful for others and do it with a purpose. The business name (Throwbacks) is indicitive of how they train and teach...professional and challenging. They aren't just teaching sports; there are life lessons here on determination and commitment. My son absolutely loves coming here to hit (and he loves the workouts too which are not easy). Great facility and highly recommended.

Very nice two diamond softball park. The fields are in great shape.read more