I play tennis there. It's very friendly tennis and the level is 3.0 . Tennis, really like the…read morewomen I play with on Thursday mornings and Monday mornings.

We have been members of WIRC for years. We truly enjoy the club but more than anything the staff is…read moreAMAZING!!! We are tennis fans/players however the pickleball has also been so enjoyable. We highly recommend the club. They cater to all , young and old, tennis and pickleball, beginners and advanced players. They offer special events and most recently they hosted the Pros playing Pros, sooo fun!

I love that there is a gated/fenced toddler and preschool area with benches that is near the 'big…read morekid' playground! Be sure to bring sunblock because unfortunately the toddler area is in the sun whereas the older kid area has lots of shaded areas. If you get hot, the water park is nearby. There needs to be a couple extra trash cans dispersed throughout the area. There are adult exercise apparatus near one of the parking lots. Enjoy watching as your littles play the musical instruments or as they pick ent size of slide they prefer.

According to the city's website, Lebanon Memorial Park is Lebanon's first all-inclusive park. What…read moredoes that mean? It means that the playground was designed for children of all abilities, so there's something for most everyone. Much of the playground equipment can be accessed by wheelchair users and children with limited mobility. There's also an inclusive swing set with harnesses, a ground-level merry-go-round with an adult push handle, and wheelchair-accessible playground structure with ramps. Not all of the playground is equally accessible, but the newer parts are. Some of the other features of the playground include a geometric rope climbing structure, slides (including tube slides), and swings (toddler swings and a tire swing). Parents with young children will appreciate that there is a fenced playground here! Those are hard to find. This helps contain kids who like to run off, and keeps them within their adult's eyesight. The playground also has exercise equipment near the playground, including an elliptical and rowing machine. Seashore Waterpark is located in Memorial Park, and it is open seasonally -- typically from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The waterpark has a zero-depth entry, and pools that go to 3 feet deep, plus water slides, an oversized bucket that spills out, a lazy river, a water walk and a wave pool. There's a little cabin on the park grounds, which is a space you can rent out for parties and such. The cabin has a full functioning bathroom, refrigerator and two fireplaces. There are also six picnic tables inside the cabin, as well as four tables outside of the cabin. Other things you'll find at Memorial Park are picnic shelters, a pavilion, pickleball courts, basketball courts, baseball field and volleyball courts. There is a lot of fun at this little park.

i LOVE the outdoor pool. Long lanes, plenty of space, love to watch people jump off the diving…read moreboard. Beach stand - what's not to like about a frozen Snicker. Glad they started playing music, adds to the vibe. i use the stationary bikes, tread mill and exercise bikes. I go at off times because of my job and never have an issue getting equipment. i enjoy the fitness classes but don't make it there often.

Oh the Rivy! I have such fond memories of coming here growing up. Great location , large pool,…read morecomfortable environment. I came here with a friend recently for a swim in the pool. And it's the same great big pool I remember from when I was a kid. The reception area looks the same as it did back when I was a kid. I was a bit disappointed to see the bottom of the pool was exposed concrete with many cracks having been repaired with white epoxy seams. There was crumbled bits of concrete on the floor of the pool that I accidentally stepped on and felt like I was walking on rocks (OUCH). The locker room was okay, somewhat maze like, and could use a face lift. I went to take a shower after my dip and it ran cold to scalding with no opportunity for adjustment in between. Such a great location and facility. With so many possibilities.

We really enjoyed our visit to Tarkington Park! The big draw for me was Teas Me Community Cage…read morebeing right there, and I must say, it was fantastic to have an iced tea while in the sunshine on a sunny day! My mini BFF enjoyed the younger area--the small slide, the tunnels, the little hills. There are so many cool aspects of this park to climb, swing, jump, crawl,spin, and even make music. Next time I'm in this part of town, I'll be happy to stop by again!

My Realtor group assisted with cleaning the park today for Earth Day. We made a difference in four…read morehours. I can't believe how different the park looks. I stopped to grab lunch at Teas Me afterward. I forgot to take before and after photos.

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.

I like that Zionsville has set aside property as green space, but listing it as a park is a bit of…read morea stretch. It seems to be nothing more than an expanded area of the hiking trail. There is a paved parking lot and within the 8 acres, there is a nice pond. The area seems to be maintained and clean, but it doesn't seem like much of a park. Maybe my expectations were raised by it being listed on the Parks & Rec website, but there just isn't much here to make it worth stopping by unless you are already at the trail. Review #643

This park is a little path that goes around a couple of ponds. It's got a parking lot that's…read moreconnected to Cobblestone Lakes. It's not that big but it serves it's purpose. This park is more of a place to run and fish and it's all on a trail that connects to the Zionsville Rail Trail. If you are looking for more of a open spot to fish, relax, and run then this park is for you. There are also tennis courts but they are for cobblestone residents only. I might be back one day.

After eating a heavy lunch, a walk sounded perfect, so I ended up here. This park was exactly the…read morevibe I needed. The trail made for an easy breezy walk, and today's weather was perfect because it was not too hot and not too cold. The ambiance is super green and nature-filled with water and bridges, making it a peaceful spot to unwind and reset. There's convenient parking near the trail along with shelters that have grills and picnic tables, which would be great for a family cookout or chill afternoon outdoors. One thing I really liked was that parts of the trail have little off-path areas carved out so you can walk closer to the creek/water, which added to the relaxing nature vibe. I was able to walk through it, but since it's been raining, it was a little more muddy than I cared for. If you're looking for a simple but really enjoyable spot to get outside, clear your mind, and enjoy some fresh air, check this spot out.

Great walking/biking trail with books along the path for parents to read to their children. Be…read moreprepared as there is one semi difficult hill. Shaded biking/walking path. Picnic areas with shelters throughout park. Bridge that is popular for photo shoots! Creek and benches alongside. There are bathrooms located at the top level. Two water fountains that I saw as well as a dog fountain to drink from.

We did the treetop adventure and loved it! It took us 2.5 hours and we could go at our own pace!…read moreThe employees teach you everything and make to feel very comfortable with hooking everything up. It was a great time!! I will say - be prepared to get muddy! At the end of the zip lines, you have to come to a stop at ground level and it may be muddy!

We loved our go ape experience! We went twice. We tried out the Treetop Experience and the Forest…read moreEscape. The Treetop Experience has high obstacles that you have to maneuver around and zip lines through the forest. It was a fun day date! The forest escape is like an outdoor escape room. It's super fun & great for the whole family!

My best friend has a four year old and 1.5 year old and she had received a suggestion to take them…read moreto play at Fitness Farm. This is a unique little space that has a lot of green space to play in. There is a little track, frisbee golf course, playhouse, octoball, and it looks like the garden will be going in soon. Couple of pointers- 1. There are 4 gates. Gate 2 is a where you will park to explore 2. Bring your own balls/frisbee/whatever you want. There is limited provided entertainment, but the open space is perfect to play around with. 3. They do events and could be pretty cool for retreat spaces, reunions, etc. 4. No public bathrooms- prepare wisely Enjoy!!

This is the definition of a hidden gem in Indy. Fitness Farm is a place that is open to the…read morecommunity to visit and be well, but not many people know about it. Their mission statement from their website describes the farm as a place "that promotes and enhances children's and adult's health and wellness by providing a self-sufficient, multi-faceted community resource that offers event space; education and exercise programs on nutrition, fitness, and agriculture; a fully sustainable market garden for farm-to-table sales; and seasonal on-site produce stand." Yes! This place is awesome, and you need to check it out. Basically, you can come and visit when you want. You can run on the track, play tennis, play frolf (frisbee golf), walk around the grounds, play in the playhouse (if you have kids) or just come and enjoy the 20+ acres of land. All of this is for free, mind you: Fitness Farm is open to the public. This place is so great that it literally makes me want to cry. They also have yoga classes, as well as other classes pertaining to living a better life, such as cooking classes that teach you how to cook seasonally, mindfulness classes, classes that teach you about nutrition, photography and flower arranging, and lots of others. Check out their website to find out when they are offering classes. Fitness Farm is an urban farm (it's a real working farm!), and they have a CSA in the warmer months. They also have animals that you can visit year-round. We saw two huge pigs and lots of chickens and a rooster. I am in love with this place! It's so great that Fitness Farm exists, and I can't wait to come back and explore it some more.