A truly amazing staff, they are helpful and very dog friendly. The sites were clean and the entire…read morecampground was well maintained. Thank you for your hospitality. We will see you on our next trip through Indy!

Love, love, love this place. Cabins cozy, music always in the air. Great fishing. Wendy and Brandy…read moreare just amazing people. We've been here several time and will keep coming back.

My husband and I recently had the opportunity to attend a concert here. It was One Night of Queen…read morePerformed by Gary Mullen and The Works. We were hosted by Ally Financial and they had several tables down in what I would consider to be the "VIP" area. The show was really good, but what I liked best about the entire experience is that you could bring in your own food and beverages. No matter where you were seated on the lawn, you could bring in a cooler, pizza, take-out, deli sandwiches...whatever you like. Some folks had really nice set-ups, and others arrived with nothing more than a folded lawn chair under their arm. Children ran free and folks made their way up to the dance floor positioned directly in front of the stage. I look forward to returning again in the future. It was really nice. Beware of the dragonflies. They were the size of my hand!

A Disappointing Visit for Adult Visitors As a former…read morevolunteer who hasn't visited since before COVID, I was eager to return on a glorious autumn day to see what was new at Conner Prairie. Unfortunately, at $25 per person, I left feeling that there are much better ways to spend your money. The New Welcome Center: Significant funds appear to have gone into the main entrance building, but the primary result seems to be an oversized gift shop with a lot of unused, empty space. Additionally, the second floor did not appear easily accessible. Shrinking Access: Our visit was essentially limited to the 1836 Prairietown. While Junction Town (Civil War Journey) used to be an engaging part of the experience, a beautiful historic home in that area is now cordoned off and reserved for staff only, which was quite a letdown. Shift in Focus: The museum has clearly pivoted toward catering almost exclusively to school field trips and young children rather than adult visitors. With major preparations underway for the Headless Horseman exhibit--which is strictly geared toward kids--there is very little left to appeal to an adult audience. We arrived at 1:30 hoping that there would be food service available at the outdoor café, but it was completely closed. The Verdict: If you are planning a family outing with young children, it may be worth the trip. However, if you are an adult planning to visit with another adult, I would skip it and save your time and money. This visit will likely be my last.

If you're lucky enough to grab a summer pontoon reservation, you won't be disappointed! The boats…read moreare in great shape, especially for rentals. The check in process is very seamless and they even run through a safety check/boat tour with you to make sure you're comfortable before departing. I've used their online portal for rentals now two separate times and it was super easy. I highly recommend checking it out! You'll need to bring your own ropes if you plan to dock anywhere such as Wolfie's or tie to another boat. I also highly recommend bringing your own floaties, but they do have an air pump there at the gas station for you to use! Tip #1: bring an aux cord or waterproof speaker!! Tip #2: you'll need to fill up the gas after you use the boat (additional fee), and only debit/credit cards were accepted!

The marina offers boat rentals and docks, snack shop, and eateries nearby. Parking lot is attached…read more My cousin rented a boat here 4th of July weekend. Weather was perfect, crew was helpful, as were other boaters. We had a good time and enjoyed the day. The boat was in good condition. It lacked horsepower, but that is probably a good thing for amateur boaters. A water safety class was required before rental. Be mindful of the capacity limits posted on the boat.

Jeff Air Pilot Services is one of the most professional flight training organizations in the state…read moreof Indiana. They are on par or better than bigger schools like ATP.

Great flight training Tom Jeffries the owner is a stand up guy as well as his employeesread more

Great place for adventure and activities for kids. They loved scout camp there. It's beautiful and…read moreclean.the climbing wall is great.

What a great program! Scouts have the opportunity to learn and be exposed to various outdoor…read moreactivities and the elements in a well maintained/balance wooded area. Troops have access to the property for beginning and end of the year activities. During the summer, the property host many scout groups for scout camp. There, each day is schedule out and includes events like cooking class, archery, rifle range and more. The staff that runs this program and volunteers in each group are amazing.

Nice campground. Friendly folks that run it. Decent price. Toughest part was getting to it from the…read moreWB side of the highway.

Just off I-70. Very polite and helpful staff. Lots of seasonal campers, but a family atmosphere…read more Full hook-ups and modestly priced. Enjoyable stay.

Visted Jellystone Park in Knightstown for the 4th of July. It was great! There was always something…read moreto do and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The sites were large and flat so it was easy to set up. At the end of the night there was a dance followed by a fireworks show over the lake. Great for a family camping experience.

We were treated like family. They closed at 4, and we were coming in around 4:20. They stayed open…read morefor us and let us shop in the store. The pull thru site was fantastic. Nice spacing between sites . Super clean, quiet when we were there. You could hear road traffic all night. But if your sound machine was on or air conditioner, you didn't hear it. I would go back.

Take a wonderful tour of Indianapolis with a learned Indiana native Carrie Zimmerman !!!…read more We were so fortunate to get the information and entertaining facts about the industries, sports and famous people of Indianapolis. We certainly felt grateful to hear of this city's amazing history. We went to the Speedway, heard about the famous authors, Brad Tarkington, Silverstein, Kurt Vonnegut and saw some beautiful architecture which included Monument Circle, museums, the theatres along Mass Ave, and the canal.

I did a "quickie" visit recently to Indy and really just had 1 full day to check it out. Since it…read morewas very late Fall, most other local tour companies had packed it in for the season. Not Ms. Carrie! She is out there hitting the road, enlightening visitors and showing the sights of Indianapolis to a appreciative audience. Circle City Tours is very flexible and will work with your schedule and timeline. I was picked up downtown for the tour but for a slight fee, Carrie dropped me off at an Airport hotel. I was grateful for her immense knowledge of the city, particularly historical facts. LOVED the trek through lovely Crown Hill cemetery, which is not morbid at all. Carrie pointed out the many grave sites of noted politicians, authors, artists, ex-Presidents and the locally prominent who lie in repose there. The Civil War burial section was also very touching. Ms. Carrie pointed out magnificent churches, memorials, art and children's museum, local eateries (Shapiro's Deli=yummy!) and the White River State Park area. We even got to check out all the Christmas decorations up at the Indy Speedway. She packs a lot into the 3-hour tours but when it's over, you feel a sense of accomplishment that you learned so much about Indianapolis-- a city made all the more beautiful than it already is, by the beautiful ministrations of Carrie and Circle City Tours. 5 YELP STARS.