No wait times ever and all of the equipment you could need for a gym to stay in shape. The only…read morebasketball courts are the only things that really get busy there while you can always call their staff ahead of time and ask what the day looks like. Staff is always on top of it and quick to help with anything and answer questions anyone has.

Here for an all day volleyball tournament and specifically told no outdoor food or drink due to…read moreconcessions. We could not even bring a cooler in with our daughter's sports drinks. Their concessions are at the ticket counter and they have a box of chips and a cooler of drinks. That is it for an all day event with numerous teams here from out of town to compete. If you are going to host tournaments and charge people to get in, then you should at least have provisions that are advertised. So very disappointed.

The improvements in my sons skills since we started training with Coach Jerome at the academy is…read morequite impressive. My son has gone from being a reserve player on his travel team to getting an invitation to play for the Flood program after 1 year of training at JDM

From the owner: JDM International Soccer Academy Training Programs focus on Individualized Player Developmen and…read morePosition-Specific Instruction that GUARANTEES improvement in both Technical and Tactical areas. Our Coaches and Trainers have played and coached at the highest levels of the game and understand the importance of total athletic development, which is why we incorporate mindset and performance disciplines into our training programs. We provide all-encompassing training and an encouraging learning environment to help every athlete reach their goals.

Stopped by the Clear Creek Family Activity Center and it's honestly one of the best all-around…read morespots in the area if you've got a family or just want options. From the moment you walk in, you can tell it's built to keep people active there's a full gym, indoor track, basketball courts, and a really nice pool setup with lap lanes and areas for kids. What stood out most is how much there is to do in one place. You've got fitness classes, youth sports, after-school programs, and even things like water aerobics and open swim, so it works for all ages. It's the kind of place where you can spend a couple hours and not run out of things to do, whether you're working out or just letting the kids burn off energy. The facility is clean, well maintained, and the overall atmosphere feels welcoming. It's clear they've put effort into making it a true community hub, not just a basic rec center. If I had to nitpick anything, it can get a little busy at peak times and navigating schedules for things like the pool or classes can take a little planning. But honestly, that just shows how popular it is. Overall, this is an easy 5 stars. It's one of those places you keep coming back to because it just checks every box for fitness, fun, and family time.

The front desk lady was really nice and was very helpful we went to play basketball there and the…read morecourts were good and there were only a few people

This place is great if you need to rent an indoor court for basketball or volleyball, or if you are…read morelooking for a place to play soccer indoors. There is also a decent indoor track to run on. The facility is run by Bloomington Parks and Recreation. They seem to have a heavy focus on group sports and exercise classes. If you are not registered for one of the sports/classes, you do still need to buy a membership or pay a daily fee to use the facility. They do offer a cardio and strength-training area; however, If you want a fitness club, you will be better off going to an actual fitness club. A liability of this place, in my mind, is the lack of a proper changing room and no shower area. If you need to change clothes, you have to do it in a regular bathroom.

This is a nice little neighborhood park with a small playground, shelter, and a soccer field…read more There is a limited amount of parking along the roadside. The soccer nets were down for the winter, but there seemed to be a decent playing field for the kids. The playground had swings and a climbing/slide structure in the center of the mulched area. Review #2006

Best soccer fields in Western Indiana. Great place to play.read more

SCSA has been great for our family so far! We've taken our son to camps for a couple of summers and…read morethe rec league for one spring season, and we're planning on sticking with SCSA for future rec leagues as long as he's interested. The facilities are really well maintained, from the outdoor fields to the indoor facility - which gives kids a good option in inclement weather. (Certainly not comparable to the outdoor space, but gives some options for camps especially.) Really all of our "negative" experiences have been around weather, which you just can't control for an outdoor sport. We had quite a few rain-outs this last season and there are only 3 days of make-up games in the schedule -- but that was made clear up front and you have to understand they've got other things to plan in the future and can't just extend the schedule forever. But even in the weather delays, communication was crystal clear and they did everything they could to balance kids' safety with not overreacting (a thunderstorm at noon didn't affect a 5:30pm game - they waited until shortly before the game to make the right call based on conditions at game time.

This is a nice soccer complex that hosts youth soccer from ages 3 to 19. It was founded in 1980,…read moreand at 42 acres it is the areas largest privately owned and managed youth soccer club. They hosts camps, tournaments and little league practices and games here. It has two private parking lots (North and South) that fills up very quickly when there are large events or lots of practices going on. You will find an overflow parking lot across the street. It has 32 fields. But all are not the same size they have smaller fields that are designated for younger children. The fields are well marked and it is easy to find the filed that you looking for. There are no bleachers here, so be sure to bring your own chair if you plan to sit. There is also a snack bar, a shelter with picnic tables under it, some very nice rest rooms and an indoor facility. On busy days, you will find a few food trucks on site. The grounds are very well kept and the staff there is very friendly and helpful. There is no smoking, alcohol, or pets allowed at the complex. I like this complex. It seems to be well managed, looks great and my little one has a great time when he plays here.

I have been coming here the last month or so to watch my boyfriend play in his adult soccer league…read more I can't comment on the price, but I know what I pay to play in my sport league and anyone involved in it knows whether that price is worth it for them or not. As a visitor, here is what I can tell you: The parking lot can get a little tight in the middle of league night when it is the busiest. The facility is big and bright and clean. The restrooms (women's at least) have never been wanting for soap or toilet paper or anything and honestly were cleaner than I expected them to be when I used them the first time. The concessions are more than fairly priced, in comparison to other league play spots I have been. They have an impressive selection of adult beverages. TVs and available streaming and channels for watching televised games after the league. Friendly staff. And they are quick with what is needed or asked for when there is an injury. Pretty alright all around.

Unfortunately, this season has been one that has been full of some questionable referring,…read moreculminating in this past Saturday's game that turned into a very unsafe environment for the players on the field. As a parent, I watched my child and his teammates being assaulted for 40 minutes with no Mockingbird employees intervening.

I have lived in Indianapolis my entire life, and never heard of Fairfax State Recreation Area at…read moreMonroe Lake. From what I understand, it's even fairly well-kept secret from the locals. My friend visits the beach every weekend with her boys and others join her from time to time. She had lived in the area for several years before she knew it was there. We drove down for the day earlier this month and really enjoyed it. The beach is a little rocky and muddy, but I suppose that's to be expected in Indiana. It's a nice little spot to lay out, hang out with friends and family, or take out your floats, paddle boards, kayaks, etc. I would visit again. I give it four stars for a couple of reasons. 1. The difficulty in getting down to the beach area since there is only one small walkway. 2. The restrooms are not well-marked, and are thoroughly disgusting. Although a DNR employee sits near the restrooms, they don't seem to do a whole lot. There were people using one of the grills near the restrooms who thought it would be a good idea to play soccer on the sidewalk instead of the grass. They made no effort to move or stop playing as people had to walk by to the restrooms, and the DNR employee cared more about asking someone to move their vehicle than ask those disrespectful guests from hitting others with their soccer ball.

The soccer fields are well maintained and certainly an asset to the Shelbyville community. Parking…read moreis both plentiful and convenient. My greatest compliment is for the staff that uses a golf cart to transport elderly grandparents to the fields in play. This is an accommodation that isn't required but so very much appreciated.

This park is a pretty good park, especially if one of its specialties is something you want to do…read more It is deceptively large, covering 186 acres. The park is dedicated to Shelby County's veterans that died in war. I have been here for their annual Trunk O Treat. The park has tons of free parking and They have a couple of restroom structures, one by the baseball field, one by the soccer field, and one by the splash pad. The park has a dedicated soccer area and is home to the Blue River Soccer Association. There is about 6 to 8 fields over there. And As I mentioned, A restroom facility. There are 4 very nice and well maintained baseball fields in this park with an announcers/media booth and restroom facility. Each field is uniquely named after a different person. The park also has a large shelter that is available to rent. There is a small grill outside of the shelter and a bunch of picnic tables under it. You will find some green areas to picnic, rest, fly a kite, play catch or other activities. The park could use a bit better playground. It has a bank of old style swings, a see-saw, a pyramid rope net climber, and a large jungle gym with a small rock climbing wall and a bunch of slides. The ground in the area is covered with mulch. There is a nice looking dog park at the front of the park and by the soccer fields. I can not speak to it though because I did not pay it a visit. That is the same story for the splash pad. I saw it, and it looked decent, but it was shut down for the season when I was there. The parks trails are awesome. They are nicely paved and even have porta pottys along the route. It seems to be popular among the dog walking enthusiast. There are a few things that you may miss at the parking if you don't know what you are looking for like it's 20 acres of quail and butterfly habitat on its south side and it NCAA cross country course. All in all a decent park, but you will only find it useful if there is something specific that you want to like play soccer, run/walk the trail, or play baseball. The playground could use some more equipment.