Warsaw, Indiana is well known for its beautiful lakes. However, Warsaw is also a great place to…read moretake a bit of a hike (often involving the lakes). I've taken my Tenderness Tour events through Warsaw on a handful of occasions and always take the opportunity to experience the area's growing trail system. The Beyer Farm Boardwalk Trail is a short but very beautiful trail that is also quite wheelchair friendly. The Beyer Farm Trail offers a tranquil, educational experience as one can also learn about the surrounding wetlands while doing the approximately 1800 ft. trail. You can walk or ride the trail and there's a stone amphitheater located near Kosciusko Community Hospital that is accessible from the trail. Once you get out of the wetlands, there's asphalt trail near the lake sore that will get you to the Pike Lake Campground. This isn't really a trail that runners will appreciate. It's far too short for that, however, for those looking to get away in nature this is a beautiful experience that is also well-maintained. This trail is great for strollers, wheelchair users, and those with other mobility issues. During better weather, there's lots of trees here offering tremendous shade. If you combine Pike Lake and Beyer, you get about a 2.2 mile trail experience with only a minimal incline at any point. There are two accessible parking spots at the trailhead - both are van accessible and the parking lot is paved. The trail itself is paved asphalt and a wooden boardwalk that has edge barriers. The trail's width is right around 8 feet in all places. You get a good Warsaw experience here with lots of nature, lake views, and you'll likely run into residents here as the trail is pretty regularly used.

We love Hoffman Lake. It's affordable and tons for the kids to do. There's a pool, park, splash…read morepad, lake, store, fishing, and more. We have a 37 ft Class A and tow an Explorer, we get a pull-through site. Very kid/family friendly.

If an establishment is going to jam their 'terms and conditions' down your throat by making you…read moresign that you received them via email and presenting them once again when you check in, then they should probably think about enforcing them. Some of the rules not being followed are no motorized wheels such as mopeds, ATVs, GOLF CARTS etc., no rugs or mats, and quite times. Also, the store is rarely open during the week so don't expect anyone to be there when you arrive. Another rule indicating there are fees for guests visiting, but don't worry about it because the store is RARELY ever open. Just let your guests through when they get there. The website states that they have kayaks, banana boats, row boats, and paddle boats for rent. We saw two kayaks out behind the store, but that was it. The sites are small and not well marked. We watched a bigger rig struggle getting into their site because there was already somebody on both sides of them. From what we saw, no personnel are ever going around on a golf cart seeing how things are going. The bathhouse is in dire need of upgrades, and the splash pad is run down. It only runs when the temperature is 85 degrees or higher. It just feels like the owners are raking in the money but not concerned with day-to-day operations.

It's like a summer camp for literally anyone and everyone! Endless activities, food, events, music,…read moreand a lake to play in. I stayed with family at their mobile spot, beyond glamping. Get your lights and glow sticks ready, the blinkie parade is the true inspiration here and the best way to end the night. You like a theme? Well here is the place, every weekend there are events happening and new friends to meet! Love this place.

Had a fun time but the security guard Keith kept harassing me and apparently he bothers my friend…read morewho's lot I was at but other then those complications great place.

This wasn't much, no amenities other then being on the lake. Crowded and hard to find parking…read more Lots of Karen's around. The cabin was barebones but okay. Hope the new owner makes necessary upgrades.

Pic-A-Spot Campground is one of the best campgrounds in the area. The couple who runs it are very…read morefriendly, it is very peaceful and relaxing. They have great fishing, and a very clean park.

Ideal family style campground with super great staff, lots of options with the lake and gym,…read moreaccommodating accommodations, clean and well kept cabins and grounds, and plenty of space to feel like you're not just a car ride from home.

Great experience. The staff here does a great meal, they cater out too. The best is to spend an…read moreevening on the lakefront after eating ribs. They often have campfires near the lake as well. What is special is their vespers point.

Very nice and calm park with nice, clean facilities: picnic tables, playground, and bathrooms…read more Trash bins aplenty, easy parking. Campground close by. Great place for a picnic or to let the kids blow off steam. Go there!

Great place to do everything in nature! When my kids were…read moreat camp Crosley They loved everything and loved the view from the lake!

My daughters love Camp Crosley! They've both made friends that they have kept in touch with…read morethroughout the year. They count down the days until they can go back the next summer. The staff is responsible and caring. They seem genuinely interested in making the kids' camp experience positive and memorable. My girls are even talking about going back as staff when they are too old to be campers. I recommend Camp Crosley to everyone, it's a wonderful place!