TERRIBLE EVENT VENUE. Hosted my event here for a dance, and i arrived at the venue the morning of…read moreand was uninformed that a large portion of the venue was under construction and the building reaked of cigarettes like someone just finished 10 packs the morning of. The continued to not give us answers and eventually moved us to the community building where we had to wait for the correct amount of chairs, set up all of our own tables which were much older and mostly broken compared to the other building, and the cherry on top was having to chase a mouse back outside and makeshift something to cover up a hole in the wall leading outside so they wouldn't return. Terrible rental facility would never again recommend this to anyone.

Awful! Absolutely awful! Godzilla wouldn't let me ride the leaning tower of Pisa and rats took over…read morethe lemonade stands. Gross!

This place is a gem! I've stayed there several times while visiting my student at nearby DePauw…read more Super comfy bed, great for working remotely and Rashell responds quickly to any needs you have. I also love how convenient this place is to shops, restaurants and the campus. Totally walkable! I highly recommend.

Namaste Lofts is like an oasis in Putnam Co Indiana. Beautiful, relaxing and spotless…read moreaccommodations. Plus, nothing but kind, respectful and professional correspondence and interaction with the staff. I would recommend this facility to anyone!

First off, it's essential that you completely ignore all of the older reviews for this Clear Creek…read moreWelcome Center just off I-70 at mile marker 2. This welcome center re-opened in November with a major renovation that turned a rather hum-drum welcome center into a racing themed spectacle that is quite cool. The welcome center has room for 63 cars, 128 trucks, and it has four accessible parking spots. The welcome center also does have restrooms, including a family restroom, and vending machines. There's also a visitor's area with pamphlets. The racing theme is majorly cool and the welcome center has the theme both internally and externally. While I certainly haven't been to every rest stop statewide recently, it's hard to imagine that Indiana has a better one anywhere. I'm not sure there's much else I can say about Clear Creek Welcome Center, however, if you happen to be coming in from Illinois or you just want to check out a really cool welcome center this is a definite place to stop.

I really can't believe I'm reviewing a rest stop on the side of the interstate, but holy moly this…read moreone deserved some love. We visit a LOT of rest stops (no jokes about certain peoples' bladders) and I have never ever ever been to one as fancy as this one. As you enter Indiana from Illinois, you're coming into the state known for the Indianapolis 500 and this is a rest stop that celebrates that fact. From the pagoda at the entry to the interactive history 'tables' that allow you to see/play/learn more about the sport of INDYCAR racing, to the helmets, cars and beyond, this stop is all things racing. And it's new, clean and has great facilities. So if you're on 70 heading east, skip the gas stations and fast food places and stop at this welcome center. You'll be glad you did! Just know you're going to spend a few extra minutes looking around because it's not a place to run in and out and hit the road again!

This area includes two adjacent campgrounds run by the state of Indiana -- Poplar Grove has…read moreelectric sites 1-120 and Sunny Acres has non-electric sites 121-216. Reservations can be made online at stateparks.IN.gov or upon arrival at the park on a space-available basis. The state recreation area (SRA) is easy yo access -- about 45 minutes west of Indianapolis, and just a few miles south of the interstate. We stayed at a tent (non-electric) site for one weekday night in early May, 2023. We did not have reservations but sites were plentiful in both campgrounds. The ranger allowed us to "check out" the sites before we returned with a few options. (Some might not be available due to prior reservations). The price was right -- only $16 plus 7% Indiana tax. The sites were flat and grassy, with some along the tree-line. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring with grill. Usage was very low, and the campground stayed quiet all night. (We could hear occasional muffled sounds from the interstate in the distance). There is a pleasant short nature trail, and one could walk or drive down to the lake/beach. The pool was still closed for the season. On the negative side, the main toilet/shower was still locked, so only pit toilets were available. (There were separate units for men and women, and they were relatively clean with raised seats). Potable water was only available between the two campgrounds. The camp store would only open on Thursday. Finally, the girl who checked us in needed to be better informed. While pleasant, she was unaware that the main toilet was still locked, or where the potable water was.