Yes, I climbed to the highest point of Indiana today with an elevation of 1257 feet above sea…read morelevel. The site is called Hoosier Hill and is promoted by Wayne County. (There really is no hike as you can easily drive up to the site). We drove pass miles of beautiful Amish farmland in Wayne County to find the marker. There is a small gravel drive into a wooded area that is marked by a second rock as the highest point. A picnic table and bench are available for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the site. A mailbox invites visitors to sign the guest book. I must confess that the site did not feel that much higher than other points in the otherwise flat state, but I trust the geological survey that conducted the survey. Parking is limited. There are no restroom facilities or amenities other than the bench.

The highest natural point in the entire State of Indiana, Hoosier Hill has an elevation of 1257…read morefeet above sea level. It is on private property but amazingly open to the public thanks to the local land owner. A small forested area next to farmland but a small picnic area is at the end of the short trail from the small parking area. I've been to Britton Hill (Florida) and Ebright Azimith (Delaware) and Clingmans Dome (Tennessee) among others, so now I'm adding Hoosier Hill to my list of highest points. Indiana's highest point is the 44th highest point of the state highest points. Way down the ladder but IT STILL COUNTS. [Review 1316 of 2024 - 192 in Indiana - 22339 overall]

Excellent, large park. I came looking for the aircraft, but it is so much more. They are nicely…read moretaken care of and displayed. There are also a few tanks. Plus many memorials, to most US wars across the years. Very fitting place to honor veterans. Also a very nice shelter house, a path along the river, and a "balcony" on the hill overlooking the park. Well done and well cared for. A bit hard to find, even with GPS- mine gave me the wrong street name to turn on. It said Johnson Street, but it's actually Goebels. Down the hill, under the tracks, and around the corner. Plenty of parking. Take your time and wander.

There are an awful lot of things to respect about Wayne County's Veteran's Memorial Park, an…read moreincredibly well developed park that sets the tone for this type of park in the state of Indiana. It begins with the little things - actually getting the domain name for the park so that people can easily find out about it. That's such a basic thing to do, but I'm amazed how many parks don't do it. The Park is located in the Whitewater Gorge and can be accessed via automobile via the Johnson Street entrance or via foot over the pedestrian suspension  bridge on Sim Hodgin Parkway or via the Whitewater Gorge walking/bike  trail. The park includes a variety of memorials worth mentioning including memorials for conflicts not often recognized. For example, there's a monument for conflicts from 1980-1996 including the Iranian Hostage conflict, Lebanon, Grenada, Panama, the Persian Gulf War, Haiti, and Somalia. There's a monument for POW's and those still MIA. There are individual monuments dedicated to area residents who served. There are multiple Vietnam monuments, markers, and benches. There's a monument to the Korean War. World Wars I and II are obviously honored. There's a monument to the U.S. Civil War that notes 320 Wayne County residents died during the conflict. Families can purchase memorial bricks, benches, and other markers for placement in the park. The website also lists the name of every soldier honored with a brick (again, this speaks to fabulous organization of the park). The park has a Memorial for Women Soldiers, a Purple Heart Memorial, two M3A3 Stuart Tanks, a HUEY Helicopter, an M60 tank, two naval guns, and more. It's a surprisingly large park that honors vets with dignity and respect and it's very well cared for. It was developed by veterans for veterans. The entrance to the park is just west of the Sheriff's building (super easy to find in Richmond). For veterans, this is a remarkable park to visit and for families of veterans in this area it's a wonderful way to honor your loved one. Richmond has a surprising number of monuments and is easily worth a day trip for a variety of spots. I spent several years attending seminary here and it's a wonderful little community and they've certainly done right by their veterans here.

They have air conditioning! 40 bowl is hot!! Much nicer at…read moreDo Ri Me And the charge for ketchup

Classic Family Fun. This place was outdated but was pretty…read morewell keep-up for the most part. Loved the lay-out of the place, the workers seemed very friendly at the time of our visit 10-2021, the young lady who cooked our food did an amazing job! My family had a very fun family night with lots of laughs yummy food and great time bowling! Bowling Food Arcade

This block sized park is a nice gathering place for the neighborhood. Although there aren't any…read moreshelters, there are picnic tables and benches. There is a basketball court and two playgrounds to keep the young ones busy too. Parking is limited to the street alongside the park. Lots of shade is available from the mature trees in the park. Review #1025

This review is towards glen Miller park but I come here often especially to enjoy the park, but…read morealso for the perk. And that perk being that this park has free flowing fresh water. I refill my jugs every couple days, and it just lifts my spirits, knowing our God provides us even with the most simplest of things. Thank you to the city for allowing this wonderful experience.

We chose Hueston Woods Campground for our weekend overnight trip because of its proximity to…read moreOxford, which is lovely to visit in the Fall. The park is absolutely beautiful in the fall, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay! We made wonderful memories and the park was a huge part of that. For the positives, the park is clean and well maintained. I found booking a camp site through their website to be very easy and the reservation and check in process couldn't have been simpler. The park is well largely marked and things are easy to find, except for some of the hiking trails (more on that later). There is simply SO much to do! The Nature Center is great to visit- we caught a naturalist program and got to see the park's bobcat and fox, but there are raptors (owls, hawks, eagles) that can be viewed anytime. The educational materials and displays in the center were awesome and there is a great, new playground right outside! We enjoyed visiting the beach for our toddler to splash in the water. There are tons of hiking trails to last you several days and they are well maintained. The campground was clean and there are several playgrounds throughout- my toddler got to play at four playgrounds in one day which he loved. There are water stations, picnic shelters, and bathrooms throughout. We were fortunate to have a drinking water faucet right at our site! We found that folks abided by quiet hours and were largely respectful and friendly. There were no huge drawbacks, but I did find this campground to be much hillier than I am used to. I noticed online that many of the sites were described to have a "severe" slope so I made sure to book one that did not. When we arrived, I could tell what that meant: several of the sites were on a hill. I don't know how that would have been comfortable or even possible to tent camp on, so do pay attention to this before booking. Loops F and G were particularly hilly but there were several flatter options in other loops. The tent only and RV sites seem to be mixed up randomly, so there are RVs all around. My toddler loved this, but it wasn't as secluded as it could be if they were separated. We did enjoy that the sites had many trees for a wooded feeling. We enjoyed the Indian Mound trail and Gallion Hill Trail, which are conveniently located right in the campground steps away. We found some of the other trails to be harder to find using the Park Map, so perhaps better signage would help. This area is so beautiful and the State Park does a great job conserving and sharing the lake and land. I would highly suggest Hueston Woods for a lake trip or a camping trip, or simply a visit on a nice day. Ohio has many beautiful state parks and this one is standout!

It's been a WHILE since I was here, but it's a WONDERFUL place, from the spacious yet cozy lodge,…read morethe beautiful lake and marina, the pools (both indoor and outdoor, though I'm not sure if they're only for lodge guests...) hiking trails and SO much more!! Ohio has some of the BEST state park facilities, and this GEM is no exception!! A bit out of the way, but that's part of its charm!! Check it out!!!

Within the city limits of Hagerstown is another addition to the Red Tail Land Conservancy's growing…read morelist of properties that were saved/reclaimed for wildlife and nature. This 46 acre site is now a reforested wetland that was saved to provide a green space for local wildlife. There is a mowed trail that is about a mile in length through the brush and trees. However, since I didn't plan my trip well, I didn't have the right kind of shoes to hike through the wetlands. Even a few strides in, I could see standing water along the trail which would need some decent waterproof boots to navigate comfortably. Though there is a trail, remember that this is for the animals (a sign reminds you at the entrance). So, don't expect any changes to the drainage to take place. Maybe a trip in the drier days of summer would be more accessible. The entrance to the preserve is located about midway along the western edge (Teetor Rd). Parking is available at the neighboring soccer field park across the street and about 100 yards to the north. No street parking is allowed. Review #2586

I'd give him zero if I could. My husband gave him a down…read morepayment for a chartered fishing trip. I set up the trip for my husband's 65th birthday. Luke canceled on him. I set it up for our anniversary; Luke canceled again. Now he says he has no record. But I have multiple texts between us. You're only as good as your word Luke........ Ron will never get to go, he passed away in February. Luke refuses refund

If I could I'd give him 0 stars because that's how many walleye we caught in 2 trips and about 10…read morehours fishing. Second trip we caught 1 crappie in 5 hours and he was an hour late.