Great prices for what they offer. Many different clases to choose from. I really enjoy the Hot…read moreYoga taught by Fawn. It is on Tuesdays. The weight room is nice and the disk golf course is one of the nicest in the area

This place has a nice gym at great yearly prices. They offer many programs such as yoga, spinning,…read moreZumba. Their weight room is nice and has most everything you want. During the warm months i definitely suggest trying the disc gold course here. It is a nice course. Nicest one in town.

Great park that has amazing playground equipment. I love the historical references from the…read moreunderground RR. Only thing that was lacking was sidewalk or walking path around perimeter of the fence. I visited this park just to get my steps in & view the historic site. The sidewalk leading to the nice pavilion was appreciated tho.

This pocket park looks bright, shiny, and new. The patriotic colored playground has mini slides…read moreand climbing equipment for the little ones. A shelter with a picnic table offers some shade. There is street parking next to the park, but it all appeared to be zoned of for handicapped parking. So, if you don't mind a walk, this is a nice place to relax with the young-uns. Review #982

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our balloon ride. It was a calm day and pilot. Paul felly was…read moreso informative of everything that was going on and what we were seeing. I made a video for our grandkids to watch. Here's the link. Thank you so much! https://youtu.be/C0hTtbQBRSU

Amazing experience!!! Paul with Hoist the Colours was awesome! He is your go to guy for a hot air…read moreballoon tour. You wont regret it.

Very nice nature park. Loop trail is easy walking. Great place to take the kids or the dog for a…read morewalk. Several access points for fishing along the trail and near the bridge.

Just north of Crawfordsville on US-231 is a nature park with a wooded hike and lots of bench/tables…read morealong the path. The majority of the trail parallels the river, including the bend for the last third of the trail. Near the entrance are several board displays including a map and information about the wildlife in the area. The trail starts on the left of the parking lot and loops around a small pond to cover the majority of the park to the right. Most of the paths are dirt, though parts are sandy (near the bend) and rocky. Decent footing for walking, but not so good for jogging since there can be muddy stretches and uneven surfaces. Near the bend, the trail opens up to a "beach" area across from an old power plant. The river has a small dam that creates a murmuring that is relaxing. Fishing is allowed, but there are signs posted that the fish may not be healthy for eating. Sadly, after the rounding of the bend where the trail passes under US-231, a "camp" for homeless blocked the path. I didn't see anyone there, but felt uncomfortable going beyond that point. On the trail back, I found a bypass along the front of the park where the tall grasses had been cut straight to the parking lot. Overall, the park was a decent hike, but could use some attention. I kept running into cobwebs through the wooded area, so I wonder how much use the trail gets. Also, the trail got hard to follow beyond the bend. I wasn't sure if I was to continue along the river or if there was some woodland path that was obscured from view. Note: Access to the park is only available from the north bound lanes of US-231 near the Elston Park Softball Complex. Review #966

This address serves as the Property Owners Assoc. office and club house for residents of Lake…read moreHoliday. Visitors must obtain a pass from the office to fish and swim which there is a nice little beach and swimming area right in front of the club house. If you want to put your boat in the water you MUST be a property owner and you must register it for Lake Holiday at this office at a $20 fee. There is only one boat ramp and access is restricted unless you have a magnectic pass card for the gate. The lake itself is fairly decent for all types of boating. Its definitely not the biggest lake but still fun to toodle around on and do some fishing. Fish stock: yellow and channel cats, stripers, crappies, and bluegill are the regular catch. Fair warning: They do have security that patrols the lake so if you put your boat on the lake without a registered sticker you'll be fined if caught. Tip: If youre not a property owner and you were looking for a lake to put your boat in at, try Lake Waveland or Raccoon Lake Southwest of here. They are much bigger, and have great fishing.

This small community of less than 300 has a lot of room to grow the park if they can afford to…read more There's a baseball field on the west side of the park. There is a basketball court to the south. A shelter and a concession building are near the parking lot in the middle with a playground just beyond. The north end doesn't have much development yet. The playground is simple and old school with a variety of swings, a climbing structure, and some teeter totters. The park was getting some attention (mowing) while I was there, so it looked in pretty good condition. Although not a destination park, it seemed like a reasonable choice for the community. Review #2845

This park is set up good for a clockwise rotation with a nice 1/2 bowl in the center. The day we…read morewere there several teenage scooter riders were hitting the course and showing off for the girls. My 9 year old jump right in without issue. We've been to 5 skateparks now and this is #2 behind Champaign IL.

While traveling west on US 36, you can find a rest park just before you reach the Illinois line if…read morecoming from Indiana. This park is about 1.5 miles from the home of Ernie Pyle, the famed reporter from World War II. The park isn't like the rest areas you see along the interstate. It doesn't have food vending machines. But it does have a small playground, a shelter, and restrooms. There is a memorial to Ernie Pyle to the left of the gravel parking area. There is also a covered bridge which was preserved by relocating it to this park. There isn't a lot to do, but it does offer a place to get out of the car and walk about to stretch your limbs. Review #2831