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Roush Lake Shooting Range

4.8 (10 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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1 year ago

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2 years ago

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2 years ago

Just a nice place to go and do shooting target practice. Rangemaster is a very dependable and knowledgeable person

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7 years ago

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14 years ago

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13 years ago

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10 years ago

Best shooting range around. Super nice rifle and gun range. They even have a nice skeet shooting range.

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14 years ago

Nice range, not too crowded. Has skeet / trap shoot too.

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“There are also trap shooting and archery ranges, though I've never used those.”

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Sunken Gardens - Picnic

Sunken Gardens

4.0(8 reviews)
3.5 mi

The Historic Sunken Gardens in Huntington, Indiana started out as a stone quarry before being…read moreabandoned and becoming an eyesore. Acquired by the city in 1924, it was acquired by the Chamber of Commerce and beautification began with a dedication back to the city in 1929. The Sunken Gardens are located at Memorial Park - it's a short drive from downtown Huntington. While the most scenic route involves stairs, you can access the park if you're like me and have mobility issues. There's parking across the street and a short tunnel that allows access. The Sunken Gardens are often rented for weddings. It's incredibly beautiful and you can even arrange, for a small fee, to enter from the nearby Lions Club. This is a public park and you can picnic here with additional features including a fairly new Veteran's Memorial, a children's playground, frisbee golf, basketball, tennis courts, a picnic pavilion, and walking trails around a large pond (the pond used to be a fish hatchery). There's a ton of greenery. Because this used to be a quarry, it should be expected that there are inclines and declines. While there are plenty of pathways and concrete, for those with limited strength or mobility issues you should probably take note and possibly have someone with you. There's also a great pagoda that is actually accessible. This is a wonderful feature for Huntington, though it's not one I'd call a destination park or spot. It's something to visit if you're in the Huntington area either over at the Quayle Center or visiting the nearby Nick's Kitchen (or even visiting Huntington University). You can also visit the nearby Historic Forks of the Wabash, another spot that is fun to visit but not necessarily worthy of day trip status. All these things together, however, make for a decent day in Huntington, Indiana.

Not taken care of, bees hives and ground bees everywhere we went. Tried to take some ute pictures…read morebut kept getting attacked by bees. So we left.

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Oakhurst Gardens - The Library

Oakhurst Gardens

5.0(3 reviews)
44.0 mi

Visits to the Oakhurst Mansion and Gardens are part of the Minnetrista complex of activities in…read moreMuncie. The Oakhurst Mansion was built in 1894 by George and Frances Ball in the Arts and Crafts style. The Balls were avid readers and created the Blue Book of Canning, that teaches food preservation. This remarkably maintained house is open for self guided tours. The interior contains all original woodwork, trim details and some furniture. Family history is abundant throughout the home. My granddaughter enjoyed the interactive activities throughout the house, especially canning in the kitchen and creating a family tree. Immaculate gardens surround the house. The garden is filled with oak trees and other dense hardwoods. Paths meander through the garden. There was one clerk present during our visit that checked us in and invited us to explore the house and grounds. She was friendly. Admission was included in the $15 tickets that we purchased at the Bob Ross Experience (but can also be purchased on line). There is ample parking in the lot northwest of Oakhurst. Accessible ramps are located at the east entrance of the home. They are opened Wednesday - Sunday.

The campus of Minnetrista is beautiful! My sister and I often drive here and park to start and end…read moreour run from the campus. There are nice paved paths that easily connect to the Cardinal Greenway or just a short jog to the White River. The paths through Oakhurst Gardens are not really long enough to do your full run, but they are a nice little detour from typical sidewalks! I would highly recommend the garden paths for an easy stroll on a nice day. This is a safe and free area to enjoy a nice walk. Even in February the gardens are well kept and the ornamental sidewalk designs provide enjoyable scenery. I am looking forward to going back as spring awakens the blooms in the garden. Another plus about parking/visiting this area for a walk or run is that the Minnetrista museum building is unlocked during business hours and you can sneak in to use the restroom!

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