It's a little rough right now. Looks like they've spent time and money on the clubhouse and…read moreprobably should be spending it on grass, weed and crabgrass killer as you'll see in the photos of the tees. Several tee boxes make it good for any level or gender of golfer. Greens were in very fine shape.

Nice course very open and great for beginners. My wife recently took up the sticks and she was able…read moreto keep it on the course. Nice small course with very friendly staff! We will return!

Need an exciting and challenging new adventure? Check out Koteewi Aerial Adventures in Noblesville…read more You get to complete a treetop obstacle course with ziplining. The staff were friendly and took safety very seriously. They do a step by step instruction class to properly put on the safety harness and helmet and make sure you know how everything should be tightened. There is a brief practice course with additional safety guidelines. My niece and I went to celebrate her 16th birthday, and she had an amazing time. We worked up a good sweat with the varying obstacles. I would highly recommend it to be able to spend some time outdoors. This adventure park also offers a lot of other outdoor activities that look fun!

Every year I host camp granny with my grandkids. The theme…read morethis year was soaring to new Heights! This was the beginning of our adventure. I will say it was far more challenging than I expected it to be. Of course, being afraid of heights did not help. The staff was very friendly and helpful and safety was of the highest priority. My grandkids absolutely love this. They were ages eight and 10 if I were to go again, I would be sure to bring a backpack filled with essentials I would probably do an all day pass and pack a lunch. Make sure you bring plenty of water. You can take your backpack to the starting point they have benches set up where you can leave your gear , I noticed the family had purchased and they had brought lunch which I thought was a great idea. There are so many obstacle courses to go on and if your boys or anything like mine, they do not wanna leave!

A really decent campground run by the county. Clean showers and restrooms were remarkably clean…read more Campsites were all concrete pads and level. Nice walking area across the historic bridge and close to town for dining if desired. A definite must-return when in the area.

White River RV Park in Cicero, Indiana, gets two thumbs up and a marshmallow on a stick from us!…read more The lots are large (not Texas-sized, but plenty roomy for comfort) and the whole park is set in such a beautiful area, it feels like a postcard. The weather? Absolutely perfect. Pretty sure someone pulled a few strings upstairs, because it was the kind of weather that makes you suspicious. ("Okay, who ordered the deluxe sunshine package?" ) Cheeky perks: * So peaceful you can actually hear yourself think... which is slightly terrifying if you travel with teenagers. * The views are so pretty you'll forget all about your Netflix queue. * Campfires taste 37% better here -- don't ask us why, it's science. We'll definitely be back -- unless the weather fairy calls in sick.

My family (ages 15-55) all have a blast whenever we come to Edge! They have five different high…read moreropes/zipline courses that range in difficultly; yellow being the easiest, green is the intermediate, and blue is the most challenging. You clip into each course so you don't have to worry about falling which was awesome for those in my family that were a little more scared of heights. Definitely recommend bringing bug spray, but honestly once your up in the trees it's not super noticeable because you are having sooo much fun!!

Let me start by saying that I was kind of put off immediately by the staff looking over my bow for…read moreanything they don't "approve" of and calling it wrong. That's an incorrect assumption. Do your homework before you have a bow worked on. Understand that one size doesn't fit all, and many different ways can be right. Know what you want done, and ask for exactly that..... otherwise they will change your set-up entirely and kindly explain to you how it was "all wrong". Some of us (like myself) worked as bow techs, and certified archery coaches with other shops, and understand that there isn't just "one way". The most off putting thing about my visit was the seemingly inexperienced "bow technician" working on bows. First off, when tuning a bow, you MUST tune the bow to the owner....not the shop technician. If he sets up and paper tunes your bow, chances are it will not be tuned for you. You must be in this process....at koteewii, this was not the case. He did it all, and provided the results to me. Epic fail. That's inexperience at best. He should absolutely know better. Everyone holds and shoots a bow differently. He cannot tune it unless YOU are shooting it....unless you plan on gifting him the bow when your done, cause it's set up for him now and not you. Having said that, he started to shim cams to correct a paper tear, and put an entirely different arrow in the bow. WTF . I shoot 5mm small diameter arrows approximately 28" total length in a 300 spine. He was convinced that my arrow was too stiff (even though my experience and most importantly the arrow manufacturer says otherwise) and he finds a 30" 6.5 mm standard diameter arrow in the bow and tunes it. What the hell?? He said "good news is it tunes good, bad news is you need new arrows" No I don't. I need a knowledgeable bow technician that will tune the bow to my arrows I actually shoot....just like other bow techs seem to have no problem doing. I don't understand why he couldn't just do what I was paying him to do. Did he think I was that stupid? I felt like I was treated as stupid, and that I wouldn't know any better that HE was shooting my bow, and using a completely different arrow to do it. I went home, found my shims, shimmed the cams over, and it tuned up perfectly with MY ARROW. You'll probably ask why I didn't do it to begin with? I was already in the area, wanted to visit the shop, and wanted to support them. I saw no problem with spending $50 today to help our archery community...I was wrong. I completely wasted $50 and had to go home and fix it properly. Some have had good experiences here, I know. I will not have another bow worked on or set up here ...it was trash bow work, and I'm not the first review saying that. The shop supports the archery community, so it deserves the single star I gave it, but they definitely need to invest heavily in their bow technicians....they are not good. Before you go here, learn about bows, learn about arrows, and understand thoroughly what works and what does not. Know what is safe, and what is not. Contact manufacturers if you have questions. Do not expect the bow technicians here to know....trust me they don't....and don't take my word for it, research what I've said here and ask any reputable archery professional if they would do what he did. They will say absolutely not....I guarantee it.

With all the great reviews Koteewi has had so far, we were really looking forward to our first…read morevisit. Unfortunately, we were a bit disappointed. When we arrived, we walked into the shop area and it took a few minutes to be greeted. No big deal, but after we were greeted, some other staff members began to arrive and the individual that greeted us began chatting with them. We stood there for a solid five minutes while they chatted, completely ignoring our presence. It was extremely awkward. In addition to this, not ONE of the staff members was wearing a mask even though there is a statewide mandate. I felt very uncomfortable interacting with them because of this. When we were given our rental bow and arrows, we were escorted outside to the range where we were given kind of a half-a**ed shooting lesson. Though I am pretty experienced with archery, I was there with individuals who were not. I wish that they would have taken a bit more time for the lesson as I feel like I spent 10 minutes afterwards demonstrating for others how to correctly hold the bow and shoot. Once we got past the beginning, the rest of our experience here was great! We had a fun time playing various games with the targets and pretending to 'hunt game' with the fake dinosaurs and other various animals. Overall, this archery range is great for the price if you aren't worried about catching Covid-19 from the staff and you watch a few tutorial videos before stopping by. Pro-Tip: Don't come in the winter like we did! The range is all outdoors so your hands may get a little numb in the winter months of the year. If you do come then, make sure to layer up and bring gloves so you can feel your fingers to shoot!

What a lovely new-to-me Central Indiana adventure! One of the learnings I hope to keep from this…read morepast year is to stay hungry for visiting new parks and keep outdoor dining (specifically picnic-ing) a routine activity. My friend and fellow Yelper, Katie U, recommended we visit McGregor Park for a quick lunch time walk and picnic. I admittedly had never heard of it and was shocked to find how easily accessible it was off of US31. Upon arrival, the park has very clear directions of where you can find the trails covered spaces, etc. The bathrooms were very clean and located near a shelter with additional information about the park. I was most impressed by the hilly nature of the landscape which can be hard to find in central Indiana. It's also worth noting that the shelter spaces and landscaping were both impeccable and appeared to be new. My only regret is that I didn't have more time to explore the trails. Looking forward to future longer visits at this nature getaway a stone's throw from downtown Westfield.

I feel like the secret is out. There used to be no cars when I came to MacGregor park, and both…read moreparking lots were filled. The front lot is near a little story walk with a fairly small flat area you can walk around with kids. If you drive to the back lot you have a few different trail options, mostly around a mile. There were some hills, this is not a great park to go to after rain as it can get fairly muddy. But I think it's a nice little getaway.

We rented the Rogers Pavilion at Highland Park for our family reunion in August. We booked it about…read morea year in advance since we have our family reunion every August, and we wanted to make sure we could get the date we needed. The pavilion was around $250 for pretty much the entire day, which I thought was a great price for the amount of time and space you get. We really like this park because there's plenty of space and lots of parking. There's also a playground directly across the street that's suitable for kids of different ages, along with a basketball court. The pavilion itself has plenty of tables and chairs, you just have to set them up yourself. There's also a small kitchen, which is very convenient, along with two gender neutral restrooms on each side of the kitchen. The only downside is that the grill provided with the pavilion is a little bit of a walk from the indoor area. There's also another covered pavilion with seating between the grill and the Rogers Pavilion. There happened to be another event going on there during our reunion. It didn't interfere with our event, but of course, having the entire area private would have been even better. I really like this pavilion and think it's a great place to host an event. There's plenty of space, lots of parking, and activities for all ages. I'd definitely consider renting it again for future family events!

Highland Park is a huge community park in Kokomo with lots of green space, recreational spaces and…read morea historic covered bridge. What I like best about the park are the mature trees that provide lots of shade. Some of the trees are over 400 years old. There is a huge colorful playground with climbing structures, swings and slides. The base is a mix of mulch and soft matting. Benches line the area for parents to sit and watch kids . (The equipment could use a good cleaning from the trees.) There are two ball diamonds with bleachers within the park. A beautiful stream that meanders through the park attracts fisherman. Tree-covered picnic areas are scattered along the creek. The Vermont Covered Bridge spans the creek and is open to pedestrian traffic. There are restroom facilities near the playground. There are several parking areas throughout the park and you can drive along the creek. Highland Park is a great place to bring the family.

I came here with a group to start out our canoe trip. There's not much to this park. The entrance…read moreis well marked and the road is smaller and gravel in parts. The road leads to the parking lot. There is a shelter house with picnic tables. The boat ramp is wide and easy to use.