A great park. It happens to have a fantastic setting right along the river in downtown Vincennes…read more There was fog the day we arrived, and it was gorgeous to see it rising above the river and drifting along the grass area near the memorial. There is a small visitor's center available with a small exhibit and gift shop. Unfortunately, their speakers had broken, so we were unable to watch their park film, "Long Knives," onsite, though the friendly staff did advise that it was available online so we were able to watch it at home. The memorial itself is huge and located within an easy walk from the visitor's center. It does, however, require climbing a number of steps to enter, plus you'll want to check with the desk if it is open. They may be able to open it for you, if it's not already. If you opt to go inside, you can view a variety of large murals that detail how Clark's victory made the Northwest Territory possible. It was fascinating to see how the history intersects with other National Park/state historic sites we've been to - George Rogers Clark is the brother of William Clark of Lewis and Clark fame, and this Clark called a big meeting with Native tribes at Cahokia. There is also a large statue of Clark in the center of the space. There is a parking lot available onsite, plus nearby street parking, and it's easy to stroll right over to downtown Vincennes and explore the town, as well.

If you like history, you're going to like this National Park Gem. You start in the Visitors Center…read morewhere they have a short film on the life of George Rogers Clark. When you go over to see the monument you have to climb a lot of steps and there is NO handicap access. We didn't know that if you want to go inside the monument you have to tell the Ranger so he/she can go and open it up for you. So when we got to the door of the monument it was locked. I looked up the number of the Ranger, called it and the got someone to come and unlock the door. The inside is awesome with a beautiful statue of Clark in the middle of stunning murals all around the wall. This is a must see if you are near Vincennes. Just remember to let the Ranger know you want to see the inside of the monument.

Jos and I had a blast! Affordable fun for kids and arcade game with tickets for prizes! I'm not…read moresure who was having more fun but the owner was very nice and very welcoming asked us to come back sometime!

Fun for the kids but way too pricey! It costs $8 per child to get in. They can enjoy the…read moreinflatables but if they want food or to play arcade games, you pay for this separately. I had spent $32 within 15 minutes of being at the place. This is not a place I would be able to frequent often. Sad that it isn't more reasonably priced.

It's a decent park nothing special but it is well kept and safe never had an issue hereread more

Gregg Park is a really nice park with a wide variety of amenities to choose from. You can tell it…read morewas a planned park because it has such a nice layout. Near the entrance on the south side of the park is a huge playground with multiple pieces for kids to play on. Visitors can simply park along the road that loops through the park so they can park near the amenity that interests them. There are horse shoes pits, pickle ball courts, a paved walking trail, a shelter and a pavilion (with its own playground), an amphitheater, and on the northwest side, Rainbow Beach swim/splash park with its own parking! And just in case that sounds crowded, there is a large green area with mature trees in the middle of the park that allows people to mill about or for kids to run and play their own games. The park is clean and well kept too! It might be nice to have some additional benches and picnic tables for those not needing to rent an entire shelter, but other than that, the park seems to have the makings of a fun day. Review #2980

We stopped in around 5:30 pm to try their pizza after seeing some great fb pictures. Unfortunately…read moreno one wanted to take our order so after about 10 minutes we left. So disappointing!

Took kids for an impromptu evening of bowling and pizza on a Friday night. Everything was great…read morefrom the employees to the pizza. Kitchen was open until midnight, and I thought that was amazing considering er did t get there Iu til after 8 pm. Staff was very friendly and accommodating for anything that we needed while we were there! We will definitely be going back!

Absolutely beautiful! Definitely a great place to walk, take a picnic, there's even a splash pad…read morefor the kiddos! One of the trails also connects to the Culver's parking lot where you can stop by and get a sweet treat.

Maintenance is definitely well taken care of and kept up with. Trails with beautiful surprises…read morealmost around every corner. Rather a pretty waterfall or waterfalls, the sunset that you can see in the sky and it's reflection on the lake. Bridges, little creek and pebble walk path. Optional trails rather your feeling like a open and sunny walk or a more of you and nature walk being it's more natural ground and less pavement, surrounded by trees and native plants to this area. Or if you would like the best of both. The one and only negative is how expensive it is to rent the clubhouse for a few hours. Ending on a positive note there is also a huge tree house, free workout equipment, and large musicale instruments to enjoy.

Love this place, I have spent a lot of time there and am looking forward to taking the kids so they…read morecan enjoy it. Great exercise walking the whole thing, and a wonderful sight anytime you go.

It seems like there is a lot of construction around the area where 3rd Avenue crosses the Patoka…read moreRiver. The Riverwalk runs along the Patoka for quite a distance. I thought I would be able to find parking at the address assigned on Yelp, but that parking has signs posted that state the parking is for specific businesses only. Fortunately, I found a nice parking lot on the south side of the Patoka and one block west of 3rd Avenue. (Take Brucke Strasse west to Cemetery Drive and there will be shaded parking on both sides of the street.) This lot is really convenient for anyone who wants to check out the Jasper City Mill (when it is open) or the City's first handicap accessible playground (at least that is what the tombstone style marker claims.) Because of time constraints, I didn't try hiking the entire 2+ mile length, but was able to check out the downtown area. Next to the Mill, a bridge spans the Patoka with great views of the small dam/waterfall next to 3rd Avenue. It also offers views of the working side of the Mill. The trail goes east underneath 3rd Avenue to avoid the traffic and soon leads to an area called the Dave Buehler Plaza. Back near where I parked, the playground has equipment targeted towards smaller kids. There is also a fitness station with several pieces of workout equipment available. Note that during my visit, some construction cones were in the area, so be advised that at times, passage may be limited until the work is completed. Review #3190

If you've ever looked at a rock and thought, "Wow, that looks like a giant ceramic moonshine jug,"…read morethen congratulations--you may be spiritually connected to Jug Rock. Nestled in the scenic hills of Martin County, Jug Rock is exactly what it sounds like: a big ol' rock that somehow defied gravity, erosion, and logic to become Indiana's most charming geological oddity. It's nature's version of a middle finger to physics and a beautiful one at that. Getting there feels like a mini adventure--you'll drive through a peaceful little town, maybe wave to a few cows, and then boom: there it is, standing tall like it's just waiting to be Instagrammed. You don't climb it (please don't climb it), but you do stand in front of it and try to make serious faces in photos next to something that looks like it belongs in a Looney Tunes desert scene. Is it just a rock? Technically yes. Is it also a hilarious and majestic reminder that nature sometimes gets weird? Absolutely. Bring a camera, bring your sense of humor, and prepare to be humbled by Indiana's finest jug that isn't full of cider. 10/10 would rock again.

Tony and I was driving the back roads of Indiana and we saw the sign for Jug Rock Preserve and we…read morehad to stop to check it out. The rock formations was amazing! It's Free to check out and close to the road. I definitely recommend you to check it out so stop!!!! There's also a great diner near by...Velma's!

Okay but WHY was our first escape room experience this intense…read more We had the BEST time!! It was way harder than we expected (in the best way), but we were hooked from start to finish. Every clue had us thinking, second-guessing, and celebrating like we just won a championship when we figured something out Honestly, the best part? Watching my teens step up, work together, and actually want to solve something as a team. No phones, just brains, teamwork, and a whole lot of "WAIT--I GOT IT!!" moments Such a fun family memory and definitely something we'll be talking about for a while. Safe to say... we're already planning our next challenge 10/10 recommend if you want something fun, different, and actually engaging for the whole family!

This was soooooooo fun, me and my friends and their mom went and had never been to a escape room…read morebefore! We were able to finish with 7 seconds left!! I 100% recommend this for all ages!