This small plaza in Downtown Seymour is dedicated to Sarah Steinker Stephens who was a part of the…read moreSeymour community. The park features a grass lawn with a sidewalk that borders all sides and plantings to add color and interest. There are also benches for visitors to relax upon and enjoy the space. The park was opened in 2014, five years after a fire had claimed the two buildings previously located there. Review #2170

Robert D. Garton was a State Senator and the longest serving legislative leader in the history of…read moreIndiana. Garton has a long list of honors that are noted on a plaque in the park. Garton also served with the U.S. Marine Corps from 1955-1957. The Plaza, which honors Garton, sits slightly north of the Robert Stewart Bridge in Columbus. The most notable feature of the plaza is a large nine ton metal and concrete sculpture. The artist, Peter Lundberg, named the sculpture, Daquqi, from a Rumi poem. The Plaza is not easily accessed. There is no parking. There is a sidewalk, but there are no cross walks across the busy highway. The Plaza is in need of love. While the grounds were mowed, the area was weedy and the plaza sign needed cleaning.

My family and I are seasoned campers. We love Hardin Ridge! In comparison to Paynetown Campground…read morewe found Hardin ridge better because, the restrooms are clean, private showers, beautiful views, the sites are mostly private, fishing ponds, nature trails and is a Federal Camping area. In contrast, Hardin Ridge may not be ideal for camping, if you have a boat, which we do... there is a solution for boaters though, we rent a RV site and can park right on the site. You need to do your homework though!!! Only the right side of the campground can be reserved, and the rest is first come first serve. There is a large parking lot near the launch area as well, although we do not trust leaving our boat. One other reason you might not like Hardin Ridge is the proximity to stores for gas, groceries, beer and other supplies. In Paynetown, you are basically missing the wilderness experience, you are in a field seeking shade. Make sure to bring shower shoes and wait in line for the showers! We are consistently harassed by their rent a cop...seriously! For example, we were told the park does not like Rap! They want you to be realllllly quite at 10:00, and trust me they do walk into your site and tell you to be quite. We have guitars and were not allowed to play them. Another example, was we then thought we would get a primitive site close to the water so that we could park our boat in front of our campsite. Well, funny story...we came in from a day on the lake and other boats parked on our site, walked right through our camp area...I confronted one. Lets just say Conservation Officers were called to the situation, They did nothing to stop these people from walking into are camp... You are close to amenities though, there is a store and gas station close by, and many parks for little ones. it is flat for tents. CITY SLICKERS Welcome...lol To sum it up, we have never had people problems at Hardin Ridge, and because we have a boat we are 3 min to 4winds Marina, and a skip to Allens Creek!! Hardin Ridge overlooks Allens Creek. There is quite time but nobody has ever said anything about a low radio or a strum of a guitar... nobody ever bothers our stuff or us!! Tree Huggers Welcome...lol Southern Point -non Electric 17.00 a night Electric- is 27.00 a night Senior discounts- almost half the price ONE MAJOR POINT: DONT bring in the wood! We bring a chainsaw and cut our own, you are welcome to cut the downed timber or buy theirs!

Rude customer service when talked to face to face.. Would never answer their phones…read more User to give discounts on camping to disabled veterans, not anymore, The hosts and staff complained about everything. Har 4 adults in our campground . Had to pay 8 dollars a day for each motorcycle. This place is a rip off. There are so many other better places in Indiana to camp, Avoid this place

Beautiful 24 hole disc golf course. Challenging game play, but fun for all skill levels. Disc…read morerental, mini lessons and sales available on site. A few hours of free time available and get a relaxing work out as well. Inside the clubhouse, yes a disc golf course has a clubhouse, there are 3 beautiful eco friendly repurposed unisex restrooms, ample space for gatherings and relaxing, or for weddings, anniversary parties or any event. Beautiful views around every turn nestled away from the hustle and bustle of Indianapolis, Blooimngton and Nashville. A definite must see.

Brown County Country Club (BC3) is nestled in the woods just a couple miles from downtown…read moreNashville, Indiana. I visited there on 11/7/15 for a friend's private event and I loved it! When you drive up, first you notice a massive amount of green land with trees bordering the property. There's a 100 acres of land, so there's plenty of green space. Down the drive, there's a parking lot next to their main building. There's space for 30-40 cars, at the very least. Walking into the building, if you look to your right at sunset (when we arrived), you'll catch a brilliant sunset past the trees. It's a wonderful time to be in nature! Once you walk down the path and into the venue, allow your eyes to soak up the cozy warmth of the wooden walls, bar, and floor. This is a lovely place! Right when you walk in there is a bar to the right and then space for around 4-5 round tables and some counters/long table space for food. Keep walking and you'll have three amazing bathrooms to your left. I know, right? How strange is it to be in love with a venue's bathrooms, but you'll know when you see it. The bathroom doors are set to slide open along the wall, and are all made of re-purposed wood from a Brown County auction (thanks to one of the owners' family members explaining this to me!). The bathroom interiors are all bright colors and nothing is gender specific. Also, it's eco-friendly! The sink water fills up the toilet tanks and there are dozens of white towels & a laundry basket. There's a larger gathering place that can fit around 7-8 round tables in the next room, and past this is a door leading to the outside. They allow bonfires, woohoo! Beautiful. Also, the land is so far away from Bloomington and Indianapolis, that there's no light pollution ruining the night sky. On a clear night, there are dozens of sparkling stars. Camping may even be allowed (it was at this event) and there's plenty of space. They have space for disc golf as well. Overall, I loved the place. I hope to attend future events at this venue. This is a family-owned property and it's the perfect addition to the Nashville/southern Indiana community!

Perfect for my little girls birthday. Very clean and lots of playground equipment to keep them busy…read morewhile setting up.

THE best playground I have been to in a long time, and I have been to a lot of them. The playground…read morestructure is almost like a little town, which sounds strange but just wait until you see it. There are so many ramps and inclines and towers and bridges and forts and and and ... it's almost overwhelming. Just so much stuff! What else? There are slides galore, even a slide that is made out of small pipes that move as you slide. There are two of these! Monkey bars, balancing beams, swings, teeter totters, a climbing rock and much, much more. One of the neat things about this park is that it is built so that it's accessible for everyone. There are lots of ramps, so people in wheelchairs have an easy time enjoying the playground, too. There is a huge field here, which would be perfect for running around or flying a kite. There is also one short basketball hoop. Freedom Field Park is attached to an elementary school, so the playground is open to the public every day EXCEPT Monday through Friday from 10:30 to 1:30 when school is in session. Every other time, you can play 'til your heart's content.

This park has just about everything you look for in a park. Sure, there is the Donner Center which…read moreis a place for coordinated activities, but there is also an urban park with 32 acres that include an aquatic center, basketball, tennis, pickleball, lots of parking, a playground, and several shelters as well as a huge Shelterhouse/pavilion that could be reserved for a large event (up to 200 people!) Everything looked to be in good condition and though the park is over 100 years old, it is holding up well! The only thing that I can think of as a negative is beyond the park's control: There are one way streets that can be challenging to get to the park from downtown if you aren't familiar with the area. A fun place with mature trees and easy access to amenities throughout the park. Review #2062

Great playground for older and younger kids! Lots of picnic tables and a shelter. Clean restrooms…read moreavailable as well. Great place to play with your kids or relax on the grass.

Paradise made it very easy for me and my family to set sail on Lake Monroe this summer. We had…read morenever been on a boat together before, and I was kind of wondering what I had gotten ourselves into when we stepped aboard. The thoughts running through my head included: How the heck does a boat work? How am I going to shuttle us along safely when I've never driven a boat before? And other anxious boating thoughts. But luckily, Paradise makes it easy to rent a vessel and take it out on the lake, even if you've never driven a boat before. First, when you book your reservation, you are directed to watch a long video about the dos and don't of boating on a lake. Then, the kind people at Paradise go over the rules again when you're there before you shuttle off. It turns out that boating isn't super difficult, as long as you follow some common-sense rules! And also, always wear a life jacket! We rented a pontoon, which is great if you have kids with you because this vessel has a canopy that provides lots of shade. Kids can't be in the sun all day, you know! The pontoons also have lots of storage space so you have places to put all of your snacks and extra supplies. We spent about three hours out on the lake, and by the end of the journey, I felt like I was almost a boating pro! Renting from Paradise was a great experience from start to finish, and I'll definitely be renting from them again the next time we want to spend time boating on Lake Monroe.

I have rented boats here every summer since 2019 (yes even in 2020). They provide two sizes of…read morepontoon boats and two sizes of Bayliner runabouts. They also have wave runners (jet skis) for rent. This year we are going all out and renting what they call a 35 ft Destination Yacht that handles 18 people. This "yacht" is two story, has a restroom on board, a wet bar, and a curved slide from the upper deck down to the right above the water. You can bring a grill on board if you like. They require you watch a video online about boat safety and take a test to record the results proving you watched the video. After three years of these tests I finally scored a perfect test score! The staff is always courteous, friendly and very helpful. The boats come fueled and clean. You do a quick walk around and makes notes of any prior damage so you don't get dinged. They always go through all of the features with you, tell you some tips for safe handling and take the time to answer all your questions.

THE ULTIMATE GUN SHOP PERIOD. I have been to countless gun shops around the country and have never…read moreappreciated a single one of them as much as I do Watson Chambers. They are a one stop shop, run by true shooters and enthusiasts. WC is family owned & operated by a law enforcement & military family. On top of being and awesome gun shop, they offer various training courses that are well attended, and they now have an indoor range rated for 30 cal! I recently moved from Columbus to Indianapolis but I still buy my mags & accessories from WC, and they process all of my transfers. For the gun shop, I encourage everyone to swing by and hang out with these guys. They have a ton of cool inventory & they price competitively while also giving you good pointers when you shop there. For anyone that needs an FFL, WC offers their services free of charge to the community, in exchange for another purchase in the store, which is UNHEARD OF! I love this place!

They helped get my husband the ultimate groom gift on our wedding day! This place is awesome and…read morethey found and ordered exactly what we were looking for (which is no longer in production) and got it in the next day! I live in Indianapolis so I had a lot of other choices closer to me but this place was so much better and definitely worth the trip! They are very professional, I definitely recommend going here over a more corporate/ chain establishment. Thanks again!