I love one more gym but I wish it had an arm wrestling table. The whole facility is super clean and…read morewell organized. The owners and staff members are always very kind to me. Membership prices have increased but its still worth it.

Waiting to board my flight to Oakland. Thanks to One More for being my away from home training gym…read morewhile visiting family. Lots of weights, machines and space for core and stretching out. Good water, energy and recovery drinks on hand. Indiana nice reception area. My favorite all time credo on the wall.

This is a small Y facility. However they have all the equipment they most people would want. The…read morefacility sees new, well maintained and very clean. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. The locker rooms are smaller but big enough to be comfortable. Being a smaller facility in a small town...this Y isn't very crowded. There seems to be more equipment than people. You shouldn't have a difficult time working or feeling pushed/crowded while doing so.

Great location, fun pool for kiddos, lots of equipment and they keep the facilities cleanread more

They offer a unique experience for summer camp for youth to come in contact with horses to learn…read morehow tp build a bond with the animals. A huge benefit for children to develop.

I purchased a zero turn mower from Action Motor Sports over 5 years ago. I have it serviced…read moreannually. I could not be happier with Mike Harris and his crew. They listen and are very concerned about any problems that I have with the mower. He has even came to my home to pick it up when I don't have the means to take it to him. I WILL purchase from them again.

I had Action Motorsports fix my mower after I hired a shade tree mechanic to fix my mower. It was a…read moremess trying to figure out what the previous guy screwed up but Action Motorsports took the time to help me and get my mower back in tip top shape.

Great people to deal with and the food is good too! The course is very well maintained! They also…read morehave a lot of clubs for sale at a decent price! We'll be back in the spring. Highly recommend!

They make you like you are at home. I am a disabled veteran wanting to try and start playing again…read moreand the owners have been extremely supportive of my issues! Thank you so much!

hi, I was bowling with my family. It was absolutely amazing. Had a wonderful wonderful time at 8…read moreo'clock. The lights went off and the purple lights came on and everything was the dark and it was so much fun.

Ez bowl has been updated to a string pin ally and has also had a make over and is a really amazing…read moreplace to bowl and be.

There's a fitness park on the south side of downtown Marion that welcomes visitors to get an…read moreoutdoor workout by using their own body weight to help build strength and conditioning. The park has a series of brightly painted red supported pieces that allow visitors to cross from one side to the other by use of strength and coordination. The park is a spin off of the nearby Grace House which was developed in 2000 along with support of local churches and Indiana Wesleyan University as a place for male adults to have a structured and faith based recovery program for beating addictions. The men are selected from the local area based upon those who most likely will benefit from a "safe place." There are no fences or security clearances required to use the fitness park. I didn't see any designated parking, but was able to street park along 22nd street between Washington and Adams. Review #2261

This small town park has a big history. In 1940, local Elwood resident, Wendell Wilkie, accepted…read morehis party's nomination to run for President against Franklin Roosevelt in the park. Approximately a quarter of a million people attended the celebration. Today, a historical plaque commemorates the event. Callaway Park is a central gathering point for the community of Elwood. The town has celebrated annually the Elwood Glass Festival in the park for over fifty years, bringing in thousands of visitors. The park offers several playgrounds with older and newer equipment. There is a lovely covered brick pavilion with picnic tables and restroom facilities. There are two gazebos which host concerts and other events. There was a church service in progress during my Sunday morning visit. The park is spacious with lots of mature trees providing shade. I loved walking through the park. People were friendly. There's history and plenty to do.

This is an amazing old school park that seems to be a corner stone of the town. It spans about 25…read moreacres and has just about everything you would want in a park. The park was donated by and is named after Henry Callaway and dates back to 1917 There are two entrances/exits to the park and an ample amount of parking. The park features a small amphitheater with seating, a gazebo, a large shelter with restrooms, and two small shelters with picnic tables under them and grills just outside of them. You will find a bunch of picnic tables and benches all over the parks grounds. There is tons of green space to play, an outdoor volleyball court and the park is home to a very extensive play ground. They have a fenced in playground for smaller kids with a merry go round, a small slide, a spinning net climber, rocking animals, and monkey bars. There is so much playground equipment here, all over the park. It has one of the tallest metal slides that I have ever seen at a park, there are a few banks of swings, giant tires to climb on, pebble bridges, a spiral slide, net swings, monkey bars, merry go round, a dome climber, a jungle gym, a log roll, a large play set structure, a rocking raft, an expression swing, see saws and a stand up swing. Like I said, it is a bunch of equipment, that is spaced out over the park. It is not the most modern equipment. But it is well maintained and in decent shape. Most of the equipment is constructed out of sturdy steel or aluminum. There are a couple of baseball fields on the park's outskirt. I am not sure if they are park of the park or not though. They are decent fields that would be good for some little league ball. Across the way from the park you will find the Birch Bayh Community Center. They have a couple of decent basketball courts over there. The tennis courts over there need a little TLC though. I was very impressed with this park, which is saying a lot, because I am more of a modern park guy. They host concerts, sporting events, and second harvest food banks. It would also be a nice place to jog. The park has a nice paved trail that winds though it. I would consider this a destination park and highly recommend checking this place out if you have the opportunity to.