As a San Francisco resident, finding legit yoga when I'm home in Kokomo visiting family used to be…read morea challenge...that is until I found Peace of Yoga. Lucy and Lori bring compassion and a great depth of knowledge to their instruction. This is not your typical 'gym' yoga -- this is the real thing, and Lucy and Lori have made it accessible to everyone under the sun by offering a diverse array of different classes. I referred my mom and my aunts here for help with back problems and they've really taken to it, reporting considerable improvement in flexibility over a relatively short period of time.

Absolutely love the Miami County YMCA. Have grown up participating in many of their programs. Great…read morestaff and great way to get involved in the community.

What a great value! An adult membership is $30 a month, and if you pay for a year up front they'll…read morewave the activation fee. The staff is really great and helpful, and the hours are great. They have aquatic aerobics five nights a week (that's what sold me) and a full schedule of all kinds of classes going all day long. Along with a nice pool, they have three fitness rooms, one of which is part of the women's fitness center. The whole existence of a women's only fitness center is amazing to me, and as soon as I can physically do more than aquatic aerobics again, I can't wait to use it.

Great spot for family fun! Reasonably priced and clean, slides for the kids, lazy river for the…read moreadults along with plenty of lounge chairs for reading and relaxing. In addition, just outside are picnic tables so that you can bring your own food to save money.

A great and inexpensive place to take the family (or by yourself) and cool off and relax. The two…read morewater slides are awesome; one is with an inner tube and the other one is without a tube (and it's fast). If you go down on the one in an inner tube, you can take a float into the lazy river. Plus they have lap pools, deep pool area, shallow area for the kids with water works style toys, and a splash pad. They have a decent snack bar with nachos, hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream, soda, etc. Plus the prices are reasonable. You can spend all day here....don't forget the sun block!

Water World Marion - I generally talk to Laura. They also clean my pool weekly. If they can't do a…read morerepair they will refer you to someone that can. They also winterize and open for me. Can't say enough good things about them. Always professional but friendly. Just good people.

*This review is only for the playground area* We stopped here on our way from South Bend to…read moreIndianapolis. I'm a Mom traveling with 3 boys - 4, 3, and 6 months. I needed a place to stop with bathrooms, but where the toddlers could play while I fed the youngest. This was perfect! It was maybe 7 minutes off Hwy 31 but we weren't in a rush, so no big deal. There's a nature center, but not open the time we arrived. The restrooms are attached to the nature center but luckily accessible from the outside and open when the nature center is not. Restrooms were clean. Just be aware that it's a little hike from the playground. Playground was nice, but in desperate need of new mulch. 2 pavilions but we chose a large tree to provide shade and stretch out under. The grounds are very well groomed and if I lived here, or if I didn't have so many littles, I would have liked to walk the path. Overall a great park!

This was my first visit to Jackson Marrow Park and I am generally a fan. There is a lot of open…read morespace which makes it possible for a 1 mile walking trail with a small amount of elevation change. There is a wooded area of the park that the trail goes by as well. Near the parking area is a large playground area that has a large fortress for kids to run around. There are also some swings, but not much else considering how much space is allotted to the kids. There is also the Kirkendall Interpretive Center which nobody has reviewed yet...probably because it has limited and odd hours, mostly afternoon. Seems a waste to build a facility and then not have someone there to allow visitors come in. Overall, this is a nice place to go for some peace and quiet or walk your dog if you like taking long walks without having to worry about traffic. There are a couple shelters available, but they require some trekking which can be bothersome if you have to haul a bunch of supplies from the parking lot. Review #2316

My husband & I went here to play bowling, maybe a little air hockey and some pool. We got here at…read moreabout 9:30 on a Friday night(tonight) & it was super busy! Great music, they only have Cosmic bowling on Fridays so come here for the cool cosmic art. We went inside the bar rather than the little window to get a drink. We met our server Melissa inside. My husband and I got to talking with her, & at a certain point we were just having fun bantering with her & others that came into the bar that we didn't even play games! We had so much fun just talking, we will definitely be coming again. Hopefully earlier rather than later, because Melissa is fun as hell to talk to & I'd come back to just hang out at the bar, watch TV & banter with her. The cosmic bowling looked cool, there's a bunch of pool tables & an air hockey station. They also have pizzeria style food(haven't tried yet). We definitely plan to go back, so I will update this when we actually play games. I just thought I should mention the epicness of our bartender, she singlehandedly made our night.

I haven't been to any bowling businesses that I felt appreciated for my business let alone invited…read moreback to join their league's until stopping into Myers Sports Bowl. I have been to this location four times in the last four weeks and have met some very friendly people that run the place as well as the bowlers we have bowled with. I bowl on a league in another town and the atmosphere here is of no comparison. If, as another reviewer mentioned, the outside appearance was spruced up they would be a five star in my book and I don't give those out very often. If you find yourself looking for something to do and want to spend your money where you're really appreciated, make a visit to this diamond in the rough.

Skating and Music was very fun! But chicken was ice cold in the center. Uncooked!!!!!!read more

I went there for a birthday party in a private area. They were accommodating and joined in the…read morecelebration with a private group dance in the middle of the rink. $5 for 3 hrs. of skating with regular skate is a good deal on Sunday. $1 extra for rollerblades. They allow you to bring in your own skates, which mine did not work well on their waxed floor and I don't know why. They also have another day devoted to Christian songs.

If you're going to have a really industrial heritage, it's really pretty cool to try to capitalize…read moreon that in a way that's good for the community. That's precisely what the city of Kokomo has done with the Industrial Heritage Trail, a just under six-mile rail-trail that links together historic industrial sites in Kokomo's history. The trail runs through downtown Kokomo while also connecting to the much larger Nickel Plate Trail and Kokomo's really cool Wildcat Creek Walk of Excellence. You'll catch such sites as: The Kokomo Rubber Company, which produced the first pneumatic rubber tire in the U.S. Haynes Automobile Company, which introduced America to the auto. Both Chrysler and Kokomo Opalescent Glass are near the trail (which also has a cool piece of public art). The trail includes historic markers and has places to rest along the trail. As I'm a wheelchair user, I can affirm the trail is wheelchair friendly. It's for the most part a level trail. It's also primarily an urban trail. The Nickel Plate Depot is the primary trailhead for the trail and you can find parking typically around it or along the streets. The Industrial Heritage Trail is not what I'd call a destination trail, though Kokomo has a nice enough system of trails that it would be worth spending the day in Kokomo to try them out. The Nickel Plate alone could easily be called a destination trail and is quite beautiful.

The Industrial Heritage Trail is runs about 6 miles through Kokomo from north to south through…read moreKokomo's historic industrial corridor. There are a number of historic information signs along the trail talking about groundbreaking industry from Kokomo's past such as Kokomo Rubber Company who made the first inflatable tires and Haynes Automobile Company. The Industrial Heritage Trail connects to the Nickel Plate trail, so I used it to add another 6 miles to my ride. There's a lot of rail history along the route. There's a large depot that now has restaurants as well as some trackside equipment. There are a couple of nice parks and the trail runs right through downtown past the courthouse. It's a nice extension to the Nickel Plate.