Nice little park with a fishing pond, basketball, volleyball, and playgrounds for kids. Camping is…read moreavailable at well, and campsites are right along the river.

One of the Bartholomew County parks/campgrounds is located just northwest of the Edinburgh exit 76…read more If you use the frontage road and follow the signs, you will be able to locate the entrance of the park. (Note that the park is not open all the time, so contact the county parks department ahead of time to avoid a problem.) There is a paved road that leads down along the Flatrock River and then over towards an area where 30 campsites can be used. Note that no camping off the approved sites is allowed. They do have running water, a playground, a couple shelters, but I wasn't able to determine if there are electrical hookups. The park does not have a beach or pool. There are some remote picnic tables, but because of flooding, access to those areas can be restricted. It's best to contact the park officials ahead of time to avoid risk and frustration. The park has lots of wooded land and is hilly. Also, the river can be flowing quite rapidly at times. Review #2064

Our favorite state park in Indiana. My friends and I camp here for a four day weekend at least…read moreonce a year, and sometimes visit for just a day hiking trip and picnic. The campgrounds are excellent, especially Taylor Ridge. But be aware that you need to make reservations ahead of time, especially if you are planning a fall camping trip. Campsites sell out early. Shower rooms are decent, not wonderful. But satisfactory for a campground. Quiet hours are strictly observed, and the park rangers will pay a visit to your campsite if you aren't quiet after 10:00 pm Once we received a visit from a friendly park ranger when we were playing cards around 11 pm. We hadn't realized that we were being noisy at all but the ranger advised us that sound carries throughout the campground. Hiking trails range from easy to moderate. Trail maps are available are the trails are well marked. You will likely see deer and raccoons when hiking the trails. Some members of our group enjoy mountain biking too.

My husband and I are volunteers here at the park. It is a beautiful, well-maintained park, possibly…read morethe most beautiful park in the state. The campsites are breathtaking and the trails are spectacular! Make sure this park is on your list for hiking, camping, picnicking, or just relaxing.

One of the nicest marinas ive been too. The owners are very nice and will help you in any way…read more When i had a dead battery she helped me get it jumped. The amenities they provide are really nice also. Small convenient store. Very clean bathrooms and showers. Washer and dryers and ethanol free gas. Prices gor their slips are very reasonable also.

WE have boated for over 50 years and this is the nicest marina we have ever used. Very good docks…read moreand excellent rest rooms and amenities. Plus, John and Lori are the most helpful owners you could find anywhere. Mel D.

Midwest Trail Ride is one of my favorite places to go horse camping. Midwest has electric sites,…read morecabins, and primitive camping. They have plenty of stalls for the horses of their patrons, and they provide all the needed amenities necessary for horse campers. What's nice about Midwest versus regular camping is that it is really set up for horseback riders, and they make it very convenient to bring your horse and trailer. My wife and I have visited Midwest annually since she got me into horses and we have not had a bad visit. With Midwest being on the edge of Hoosier National Forest, you have no shortage of trails to ride. The Midwest trails are well maintained, better maintained than in the national forest in fact. Best part of visiting: no cell phone signal. You are in a nice quiet place you can relax and enjoy yourself without the stress of the outside world.

I have been a patron of Midwest Trail Ride for years. Unfortunately I have to say with the passing…read moreof time and changing of hands the magic of the place is gone for me. I had the privilege of meeting the wonderful folks who started MTR. What wonderful people. I remained impressed as the business changed hands. However, the current management has a lot to learn when it comes to how to treat the people who pay their hard earned money to travel and stay there. I was unpleasantly surprised at how rudely I was asked to move my rig. Courtesy goes a long way with me. Just be polite and remember --we are the customers. I have spent a lot of money in their tack store and have been a weekend and day rider as well. The people who run it now need to remember that they are not the only access point into Hoosier National Forest. Sadly this will be my last visit. I have absolutely loved meeting horse campers from all around....it's just the disrespectful and rude treatment from the female manager/owner that has convinced me to go elsewhere.

Our staff had an ok time. The cabin is beautiful and fully stocked with kitchen supplies, which I…read morefind a huge benefit. You almost don't have to take anything besides yourself, clothes and toiletries. For amenities, I would says bring two things, a hot spot and a fan. The house stays on about 72-75 degrees and the temperature can not be changed. For people like me, 65 is comfortable and anything over 70 is unbearable while sleeping. If you do not have Verizon you do not have service here. So if you want to get away and not be bother then great. The wifi is splotchy. Sometimes it seems to work most of the time it does not. So, in conclusion. The cabin is beautiful, but the luxuries we have and take for granted most likely will not work this far into the woods.

We stayed at the Inn for Fall Bteak with our kids in 2017. We decided to come back for dinner since…read morewe enjoyed first visit. Our server, Kaitlyn, was friendly, attentive and helpful. The food was delicious.

They didn't have much in the way of service/amenities at this hotel, but the room was clean, the…read morebed was very comfortable and a room with a balcony overlooking the courtyard was a plus. The area is beautifully landscaped with trees and flowers everywhere and they leave tables with umbrellas out so you can sit outside to enjoy the weather and share a bottle of wine. It was an overall nice stay and had a good, relaxing vibe. We will be back. Just don't plan to get here earlier than the 4 PM check-in time because they don't let you in early. We couldn't check into our room until almost 4:30 because it wasn't ready yet. Our evening got off to a little bit of a rough start because we had reservations at local restaurant and had plans to go to a concert. Thankful for the shuttle service that got us from the hotel to Brown County Music Center and back!

Awesome place to check out!! Went to Brown County for the first time and came here for a fun…read moreouting. Had a blast!! It was my boyfriends first time riding... And that's the case, they will help you out (: enjoyed it very much and highly recommend!!

Ok, I should start by saying we did NOT stay here. We actually learned about the Rawhide from the…read morevisitor center after we arrived at our cabin outside of Nashville. We had asked about geocaching at the visitor center and they referred us to the Ranch. We drove up during a period they obviously weren't expecting visitors as all the staff was out working. However, that didn't stop Derek from dropping everything and greeting us promptly. He told us about many of their activities, even if you don't stay there, which including learning geocaching, horse back riding, and zip lines. For the geocaching, they actually teach you how to do it and have caches hidden on the property for those that are new to it. As we have experience with geocaching this is something we weren't interested in but in spite of that, Derek still spent time telling us about many cool ones in the area. Super helpful and friendly. Two days later we decided to give the zip lines a shot (they take them by reservation). It's called holler hoppin' with Fritz and it was a blast. Great beginners course for those that have never been. Fritz and Derek were our zip line guides and they were hysterical. The zips were fun but their jokes and good natured humor made the hour extremely fun. After we were done instead of just politely showing us back to our car, Fritz took the time to give us a tour. He showed us the hotel, told us about the activites for families and groups, never rushing us even though I'm sure he had better things to do. The facilities appeared to be amazing and the set up I saw would be excellent for families. Everything they do is family friendly and the staff is great. Prices seemed very reasonable, again priced for families. Give these guys a try!

What a beautiful spot in the heart of Nashville! Easy walk to everything! Music center? No problem…read more There's a great trail to it (8-10 min walk). This place has been remodeled and is worth the stay!

Owner does not stick to their word. We had an agreement in writing that if we had to cancel due to…read morethe pandemic and restrictions not being lifted (where we were legally unable to come) that would be no issue and we would receive a full refund. The owner then went back on their word when we had to cancel for this very reason, refused to refund, and then stopped respond to any and all attempts at communication. There are far too many HONEST and good people to support liars and swindlers.