This place was awesome. The owner was incredibly friendly and was encouraging to all the noob…read moreskaters and younger kids there. My 11 year old was very comfortable here. The other dads there were also very encouraging and helpful with their own and the other kids there. It was low key and a great environment for having some fun. I would recommend this place to anyone. We were fortunate enough to find it on the way through Fort Wayne. I will definitely visit again even though we live 2 hours away.

From the owner: We are the only Indoor Skatepark in the area! We cater to Skateboards, BMX Bikes, Roller Sports &…read moreScooters!

Great location with it being next to whitewater. It felt a tad sketchy. I love the wilderness part,…read morebut it is also dangerous as a female to walk through shady and bushy areas with no call buttons for help. I had my dog but still felt uncomfortable walking alone in broad daylight. I'd recommend shady and bushy walkways have emergency distress buttons.

Love coming here anytime if the year but this time we came for the skate rink. It's the best. My…read morelil always has a good time alone or with her friends. I love the warm clubhouse, how friendly the staff is, that it's locally owned, that it's inexpensive, that they can skate for hours without feeling cold and that it's so close to home. Inside has always been clean, they clean the ice every hour and then the skaters get a quick 15' break. This usually consists of sitting down using the restroom or grabbing a hot beverage or snack from the snack bar which is located in the clubhouse. Private parking lot or street parking available if that gets full plus there's the parking lot next to the park. Always easy to find a spot. Def recommend for any occasion. Especially at night. It's so pretty with the lights and cars driving by. Great for couple to groups to adults to kiddos. It's just a great local attraction for the winter in Fort Wayne and I feel blessed to have it in our city.

Had a basketball tournament here all weekend. It was a nice facility. Not much room to walk around…read morethe courts but it works. The back room courts were the best.

the coaches and trainers seem amazing even the doctors are Great it is the people who are first…read moreline customer service people the ones setting appointments and answering questions. They like to play with your time and money. I have been calling leaving messages playing phone tag about setting up therapy for my daughter. called today and GOT Through in the middle of her setting the appointment she transfers me to another department. I then let her know I was literally in the middle of waiting to see when the appointment would be and she transferred me randomly the lady EMILY is like oH then she transfers me randomly to Nothingness just dead air I am saying hello hello nothing.

Hartford City has its own skate park on the south side of town. The area is enclosed with fencing…read moreto keep non-participants from wandering into the way of serious skaters or bikers who want to take the challenge of negotiating the obstacles throughout the park. Although the park isn't geared towards pro-level stunts, it has pieces that are in good condition and will build the visitor's skill level with practice. The entrance to the park is found on Monroe Street only. Parking appears to be street parking only. I didn't see any lighting for practicing in the later hours. Review #2558

I would have liked to see this park back in 2012. Back then, the park had an extensive makeover…read morecourtesy of a program by Sprite (the soda). The basketball court was refinished and added sturdy end brackets for holding the backboards, cool images on the backboards, seating, and a wall mural with a basketball theme too! The restrooms were upgraded and the park was generally in great shape. But now, one of the backboards is missing and the other has the finish on the backboard damaged. What happened? Can't someone at least get a plain backboard and basket to make the court playable? Such a shame. The rest of the park seems to be in okay shape. There are lots of amenities on site: baseball field, skate park, tennis court, and on the south end, a small playground. Lots of open space and some trees for shade (other smaller ones have been planted for future shade too.) There didn't seem to be any designated parking lot for the park. There was some parking along the baseball field on the north end and some street parking. And the "shelter/restroom" is rather small, so it doesn't lend itself to be the place someone would rent. Still, if the parks department or the neighbors spent a little bit of money, the park could become a lot more functional. Review #2482

Make a street course in the parking this is way beyond anyone s abilities in Kokomo indiana…read more There's plenty of room in the parking lot to put a couple small rails and ramps down there is not even a quarter pipe or anything that you can work up to before you drop into half capsule type Vans extreme skateboarding Park it's just too dangerous I mean you have to work up to it and I don't know what the City of Kokomo was thinking but I mean at least we have something but you have to be pretty much Pro to enjoy it make sure you have insurance

My favorite park in the whole area, simply because the playground they have for the kids is HUGE,…read moreand they have padded area surrounding it. It's also right by the river, which is a nice view while taking a walk.

Merrifield Park is a unique park in the area. Not only does it offer a public swimming facility…read more(for a fee), it also has public ice skating (you have to enter through the park's admin building to gain access.) The rest (north side) of the park has several shelters, a large elevated playground with towers and slides, and a public access ramp to the river. The grounds were in great condition other than it could use a bit of watering on some of the lawn areas. Lots of parking and open space for running around or organized games that need space. I also noticed a lot of trees that had been carved into wooden sculptures left in place around the shelters. All have been coated with a rust colored treatment to preserve the images. Most feature some type of animal though one has a female image with the word Princess carved at the base. It's a nice park if you have a specific interest in swimming or skating, or just strolling along the river. Review #3101

The skate park was very nice and everyone there was nice but the ticket booth person. That was our…read morefirst time there and we didn't know how it worked. He was really rude when we asked him how it worked. But overall it was great.

How do you review a Metropark? It was big. It had lots of trees. We had fun…read more All kidding aside, we are VERY lucky to have this beautiful, well cared for, gem in Northwest Ohio. Trails are numerous. Can never get bored since they change so much with the seasons. Been coming here since I was a child. I hope Toledo Metroparks will continue to attend to the peaceful nature aspects of the parks, and not too much on the commercial "Amusements". Although they are not native to Oak Openings region, save some of the pine forests please. Some species still need and enjoy them. (Like me!) A suggestion... Add a few more benches (log ones even) along the many trails for us old folks to rest and listen to the peaceful forest. A Zen moment. Om. Namaste.

This has always been a favorite stop of ours. We hosted a baby shower at the Buehner Center and had…read moreabout 80 guests. Everything went very well. Plenty of tables and kitchen space for caterer. We talked with quite a few hikers who walked by and weee curious. Keep them in mind for your events!

During a brief trip to the Fort Wayne area, I got the chance to stop by Promenade Park while out…read morewith a friend of mine. Promenade Park opened in 2019 as the first phase in Fort Wayne's Riverfront Fort Wayne project. Main features include Canoeing and Kayaking, a very cool fountain, games, a pavilion, picnic tables, an amazing playground, a snack bar, a stage, trails and, of course, water. The park is relatively small at 4 acres, but they really have laid it out beautifully and they have quite a bit here. Promenade Park is a KultureCity.org Sensory InclusiveTM Certified Venue. Accessibility features include accessibility to the trails, kayak/canoe launch, main entrance, picnic areas, playground (ground level play features), an accessible restroom, accessible signage, accessible swings, accessible water fountains/bottle fillers, and more. Accessible parking is available along Wells Street (adjacent to the pavilion). The garden area is designed specifically to provide visual and sensory separation. There's tactile ribbon embedded in the pavement throughout the park (this helps people who are blind/low-vision). Pathways are extra wide and can accommodate multiple wheelchairs. Honestly, I was blown away here and so thrilled I took the time to stop and check this out. I'm likely planning an event in Fort Wayne soon, and there's no question I'll be returning to this beautiful urban park.

Clean, well kept, expansive park with many places to walk, sit in nature, and explore FW. there is…read morea really neat integrative playground with handicapped accessible elements.