This place is really cool. For about five bucks you can take a tour of the main house in the front…read moreand the prison in the back. Great way to spend a Saturday in the crown point square!

I recently went on a late night ghost hunt in the old jail with some friends. (Not recommended for…read moreanyone under 17.) Despite the cold weather, it was interesting and a lot of fun. The price was very reasonable and the staff was amazing! Definitely would go again. For children, they suggest one of the daytime tours.

Great great great fair. Also known as the Lake County fair, this is the place to be for summer fun…read morein Northwest Indiana. Biggest highlights: -Great animal viewing as there are tons of stalls and lovely people to help show you their animals. -Great fair food -Tons of trees, shaded picnic tables and nice walking paths. -Multiple entrances to the park with valet golf carts to get you to the good stuff at the fair. -Plenty of parking and off site parking. -Plenty of rides. -Not overly packed as the fairgrounds are fairly spread out. Great fair and we will go back next year.

This is a great fairgrounds. Nice and clean and nice paths to take the kids bike riding on. We…read morespend a lot of time here in the summer having picnics and walking around. They have nice clean bathrooms and a decent park for the kids, although the park itself could use some updating. Good place to spend a Saturday!

Great space for art openings, fundraisers, and parties. The Gardner Center used to be Ann Gallagher…read moreGallery, and who knows what before that. (Seriously, if you know, add it to your review). Tons of open space can be customized for a variety of needs. Huge storefront windows overlooking Lake Street gives this place lots of visibility. Located across the street from the Miller Bakery Cafe.

I make it a point to try and see the gallery openings, films, and other events that are held here…read moreby the Miller Beach Arts and Creative District staff. There is always something fun and interesting to see or do at the Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts.

A slice of motorcycle heaven!! The name don't lie, great collection of vintage and antique…read moremotorcycles from all over the world. American, European and Japanese. A handful of vintage bicycles are on display too. Lots of memorabilia and other motorcycle related items are nicely displayed for your viewing pleasure. Jim kersting has done a fantastic job bringing this collection together. Admission is $5

Fun and unique movie experience with great food and great people. Food is also amazing as well…read more Highly recommend to those visiting, or even just in the area in general.

This was the first time we went to the Melody dive in theater. I had gone to drive in as a kid with…read moremy family as I lived in a town that had three plus three inside ones. So lots of places to see movies growing up. The two guys that were with me had never been to one before. So it was a new thing for them. Plan to go again sometime. Nice grounds well keep up. Prices were very good. To get in and for any food or drinks. Nice selection to choose from. Gray for date night or family putting.

Quality was great! My car battery dies but they had a charger on deck for free! Would definitely go…read moreagain

We drive over from Chicago to a nice, old-school drive-in. Good selection of movies for double…read morefeatures. Would highly recommend.

I've driven past Gary, IN soooo many times but never stopped to see Michael Jackson's childhood…read morehome. On our way back from Indiana Dunes, we decided why not just check it out since it's on our way back to Chicago anyway. I was honestly surprised how many people were there when we came, but maybe it's because of the recent movie. It looks like people bring gifts and sign their names on the sidewalk and street. There's not much else to do besides look at it. It's surrounded by a fence, which is understandable. It's a neat stop if you're on the way to or from something, but probably not something to go out of the way for unless you're a huge fan. The street is on has a few abandoned houses and right behind his house is what looks to be an abandoned high school. People do live in the nearby houses so visitors should all try to be respectful and keep noise down!

We made the trek to the city of Gary for this house. It's not just anyone's house, it's The Jackson…read more5's house! We didn't see much in the area outside of people just coming to this home. It was gated, so there wasn't much you can see except for knowing that this was once a house that the Jacksons lived in.

Older fairgrounds with quite a few barns. We have been here for several 4H events and have always…read moreenjoyed our time. You are allowed to park in the grass here. There are some shade trees you can park under which is nice. Concessions available during events too.