I like the pig,All in all was a fun cheap way to enjoy family and friends.First time being there…read more Will go again before October ends. Family had a blast kids were scared at first I see why they recommend 6 and up

They are permanently closed But still on yelp…read moreNeeds to be removed Drove all the way there to find it closed however the ride was very scenic.

Low prices, big portions and good country cooking are the norm at Charlie's. watch for the…read morebluegrass nights. Charlie has taken over the operation of what was previously known as The Hitching Post and has breathed new life into the local community. With the recent closure of Cafe 58 in Kurtz, Charlie's is rapidly becoming the place for friends to meet, enjoy good country cooking and listen to bluegrass music on Friday and Saturday nights. The place is popular with locals and visitors alike and offers a great tenderloin sandwich.

We have been coming to Lark Ranch annually for 8 years now, sometime twice in a season. The only…read moreissue I have with the Loogootee location is that the basketball shooting and football throwing areas never have decent balls. Quite frankly, they are garbage! $400 in balls per season would greatly enhance the experience in that area. Last season we attended Lanesville since it is much closer to us. ( Loogootee is a 2 hour drive each way for us). The Lanesville location (which we attended when it was Deere Farms) is a huge disapointment. most of the rides were not operating and if Loogootee was Godzilla then Lanesville would be a skink! Thanks for all you do! We greatly appreciate and look forward to coming each year!

Great place to take the kids! Plenty for them to do as well as adults. Definitely a must do if…read moreyou're looking to spend the day with the kids, or just yourselves

I am not a big train enthusiast but I do enjoy them some and had a free day here in French Lick so…read moreI decided to ride the rails with my wife and one of my sons. The train had three sitting arrangement to chose from - an open car at the back of the train, a first class car with tables and servers, and the coach car (3 of these) which we chose. The coach cars are very old - which I think made the trip more enjoyable. They were built in the 1920's and you could hear and feel all of their creaks and cracks. The seats can be tilted either direction so you can be looking ahead or behind as you travel. We went on a lovely day with temperatures about 80 degrees so we did not get hit or cold. The windows did open (but they are old so some took a bit of effort to raise) so you could raise them to get a very nice breeze. Basically the train goes out about 45 minutes and then stops. At the stop some days they let you out to walk for a few minutes but not this trip. After we stopped we just went back on the same tracks where we came from. There is not a lot to see on the train's route - mainly woods and some rural homes but it was very nice. Yes, the train is a little bumpy and a little loud at times but heh, it is a historic train, not a modern marvel. They had a small snack bar on the train that sold beer, soft drinks, chips and candy. The employees were all very nice and answered any questions that we had. There in a cute souvenir store in case you want to take home a Shirley, magnet, etc. There was ample parking and they did have a portable lift for people who may need a wheel chair lifted into the one of the cars. There were several kids ages 5-12 and they all seemed to love the trip - especially the tunnel that they had to blast into a hill over a hundred years ago. The tunnel is about 1/2 mile long and definitely gets dark even on the brightest day. I would take this trip again. Price for the coach was $25. I am not sure if the first class or open car prices.

Was a nice trip, I had fun…read more I thought that the staff were very friendly and informative. The train had some air conditioned and some non-air conditioned cars. Some of the windows are colored and old, so hard to see from. If you have a group and want to sit in a seat with a clear window, go a little early to secure yourself one. It is important to note that there are other cars with great seats and clear windows. The cars are old, and while functional, they were not restored to the point which I was expecting. They are a work in progress, and you should be aware that you are riding in history, and your ticket helps the restoration process. They had a little bathroom, I didn't use it, but there was at least one on the train. The snack bar was small, but functional. There was a little bit of a narrative as we rode the rail, I thought that while it was nice, it was not as complete as it could have been. Train folks: you have a real opportunity here to make the trip not just neat, but memorable and awesome. Beef up your history lesson. Tell us about the other cars and locomotives you have, the town, it's history, about the settlers, did Indians run the hills? A good docent makes the difference on a tour and we paid to be part of this ride, what better way to make us feel like we not just spent 1.5 ours on a train, but took a trip through history! The train stopped about half way and you had a chance to stretch your legs, the ice cream shop there in the little town we stopped in was closed and the walk outside the train gave you the opportunity to look at the cars, up close and from a unique perspective. The train travels backwards from here and goes back to the station. The train speed was not real fast, the rocking slow. Nice and relaxing. Kids had a blast. Had fun, would have loved to had learned oodles more on the trip.

This is one of the better County Museums I have visited in Central Indiana. They seem to have…read moreregular/dependable hours which is always a plus for visitors. There is a someone to greet you at the entrance who lets you know about the layout of the museum (records are on the second floor, gift shop across the hall.) Inside the main gallery of the museum, there seems to be rows of free standing cases filled with items on the shelves. Along the walls of the gallery are larger displays and some individual pieces like antique pianos or a replica of Spring Mill (from the state park). Of course, Bedford has a basketball tradition, so they feature letter jackets and memorabilia from the schools over the years and even a special Damon Bailey tribute, the best player to come out of the county who went on to national notoriety with his ball playing before leg injuries (from running so much) slowed his career. The county has also produced three astronauts including the famous Gus Grissom. There is a section of the museum devoted to those individuals. Admission was free and parking is easy along the courthouse property to the south. Review #2010

This is a very nice and interesting county museum. I'm originally from Bedford and have gone to…read morethe county museum there off and on for all of my life. (Disclaimer: my grandmother worked at the old museum and my mother volunteers at the new location). That said, give yourself a treat and take a tour of this fine museum. It's well designed, has many items of interest on display, is well lighted, uncrowded, and is just plain fun. Among my favorite items are the amazing chains made from a single chunk of the local limestone. The workmanship and skill involved is amazing. I could go on about the old clothing, maps, photos and numerous artifacts but you should go for a visit. That's a better way.

Came on a Saturday 4/11 at like 2:30 and it wasn't open. No one on site. There's a house right next…read moreto this barn which I think they live in?? And a bunch of stuff in the yard. Call before you come. I'm not sure if this place is in business anymore, their website is a little outd

Great, laid back atmosphere, the young lady serving us was filled with information about all the…read morewine selections. We left with a couple of bottles of Red Tiger Red & the other couple traveling with us bought the Eclipse group & filled a case up!

This is one of the better county museums I've visited in central Indiana. Not only has it…read morecollected a wide variety of items from the county, but it has arranged them into theme rooms which make it easy to place pieces in context. The site is easy to find on the northwest corner of the courthouse block. Free parking can be found out front (or nearby along the streets.) There is no set fee for viewing the museum, but donations are gladly accepted where you are asked to sign in as a guest. The first floor is a bit more diverse than the themed rooms upstairs. They also have a records room where old books have info available for folks who are doing research. The back room is a family room with items you might find in a family's living room from a long time ago. The upstairs features a variety of rooms including a doctor's office, a one room school house, a bedroom from the early 1900's, and a variety of tools for construction and farming. A very nice collection with a pleasant volunteer to assist if you have any questions. Review #2919

Let me start with this, this is our groups 14th or 15th visit. I wouldn't spend the money if I…read morewasn't certain that there is definitely something paranormal about that house. Sometimes on our visits nothing does happen, after all it is not GHOST ON DEMAND ,On this particular Night in August 2025 it started like a lot of our visits not a lot of activity. We brought our own Rem Pod (Device that lights up multi colored lights when energy is close to it) and We use an app Called Spirit Talker that I have downloaded on MY phone. It was a fairly quiet night, As it got close to the end of our visit, We decided to finish it out in the attic. We were all in the little space on the 3rd floor, the room with the with the mirrors and a Ouija Board. We started calling on Big Black,I've read about him in some of the reviews. It is suppose to be A Black Shadowy mist that I personally had never encountered but I thought What the heck lets try. My app started Interacting with us immediately. It was actually answering all the Questions. I felt a cold chill and that's when my Phone said "Its me I'm making it cold in here" When I asked if it was Big Black my phone replied "Yes I'm here Don' t mess with me." The next phrase was Malevolent, That Got our attention. Our entire group was Trapped in that small Space. We heard a loud bang at the area where we had sat our Rem Pod in between the space that we were in and the exit to get down the stairs, That's when The shadowy Mist past right in front of the Rem Pod!!!! The Rem Pod Glowed Red And lit up the whole attic ..We have had this Rem Pod for at least a year and have NEVER seen it light up that Bright ,and one color. JUST RED!!!!! All the equipment that we were using belonged to us,so no chance of anything being rigged, We couldn't get out of that attic fast enough. I know it sounds crazy but cant wait to go back again, We have had so many experiences at Whispers its unbelievable. You just have to be patient and Listen. Honestly I don't know what it is about that house but it literally calls us back... Curiosity maybe??? Or is it something more? Not Sure I really want to know. I Just know its not your ordinary house.

I called on the 22nd of March to stay that Sunday the 24th the owner was suppose to call me back…read moreand never did. I called today (1st of april) spoke to a lady about staying on the 7th. She told me they needed 10 days advance. I told her it didnt state that on the website. She told me I can speak to the owner so I did and reminded him of the conversation we had on the 22nd. He basically recapped it, but then when I told him he didnt call me back I was called "pissy" "asshole" and a "bitch" before I was hung up on. Prior to being hung up on I did tell him I had been there 2 other times and no cussing was needed. He told me he wasn't Walmart and he didnt need to listen to my problem...so we will NOT be staying there EVER again.