Hands down, the best campground on earth run by the coolest owner, Ranger Pete!…read more Zero hassles--just park, have a great time, then walk across the street to Ruoff/Deer Creek for the show, and walk back to party like you're at home. Sleepybear is #1!"

Best place to part/tailgate/camp for any show at "Deer Creek"!!!!! Great people, no hassles, easy…read morein and easy out!!

My fiancé and I went to Old World Gondoliers for a daytime date, and it was so perfect and…read moreromantic! Booking was super easy and I never realized they service a host of different Gondoliers. Our gondolier guide had the voice of an angel, singing both Italian and English songs. We got luck as it was the most perfect day for weather. Our guide was also super knowledgeable, sharing fun facts about the circle city. She let us know that they also offer themed rides around holidays as well (be sure to check out their website) . We can't wait to return!!

Absolutely delightful! Dante was a wonderful singer and gondolier. Beautiful and relaxing. Highly…read morerecommend.

My daughter and I stayed here for a cheer competition that required multiple trips to and from the…read moreConvention Center, super convenient access via the Skywalk. Lewis was a great and very hospitable host providing in depth tips on parking, restaurants and reminders of what The Block has to offer. The apartment building was quiet and clean. The living space was clean and well furnished. We slept great. Thanks Lewis!

We stayed here for a firefighter conference at the Convention Center. This location was perfect…read more Right in the middle of everything. Unit was clean and well equipped. Beds were comfortable. There was some street noise, but it is downtown location. Lewis was great in communicating everything we needed for our stay. Will definitely stay again if we come back.

When you tell people there is no parking available, at least warn them about the no parking area…read moreacross the street so the crooked York Towing doesn't impound you on a Saturday night when you don't live anywhere near Danville. The police in your town are a joke. They are of absolutely no help whatsoever.

Wonderful place to take the family!! So many fun and tasty foods to try!! Lots of animals to check…read moreout plus rides and COTTON CANDY!!

The Pink Pony Pedal Bar offers a fantastic way to explore downtown Indy. The vibrant pink decor and…read morelively atmosphere set the stage for an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just enjoying a day out with friends, this is a perfect blend of excitement and relaxation. With a dedicated driver and your own personal bartender, you can sit back and enjoy the ride, leaving the logistics to the experts. It's a blast of a time with plenty of laughs, great conversation, and fantastic city views. Cheers to the Pink Pony Pedal Bar--where the only thing you need to pedal is your enthusiasm! We had such a great time and will be back next year!

booked a private tour. had so much fun and super accommodating. would definitely book again! our…read moredriver jon was the best.

This park is the definition of "just OK." It's a park, in that there's a playground, some picnic…read morebenches under a covered patio, open space, etc. But this is definitely not a destination park. If you're down the street and need a place for your children to play, then yes, Clermont Lions Club Park is a place to stop and stretch your legs. The playground has vintage playground equipment -- the metal kind that you and I grew up playing on. (Or at least I did. How old are you? You seem very young. Maybe you can't relate.) There's a geodesic dome, slides, a jungle gym and swings. There is grass all around the playground, and it's not really kept up and mowed, so the grass is ankle-height and itchy. There is no shade at all around the playground. Mostly, I think Clermont Lions Park is used as a voting location. There's a building on site. The park aspect of it is an afterthought. I did see a couple of people parked and just chillin' (or enjoying their lunch -- I couldn't tell). Overall, I just visited to see what was up with this park, and I left as soon as I could.

Great campsite close to home, will definitely come back. Camp host, who is a volunteer, was…read moreextremely helpful.

Great carriage ride this evening for our anniversary. We rode from the circle north around American…read moreLegion Mall and Indiana War Memorial. Our coach driver suggested this route as a quieter route and a cooler, shadier route on a hot evening and it was perfect. The sunlight in the late evening creates great lighting on the war memorial and other monuments in the parks. Comfortable carriage, good horse, good driver, and a nice route.

Blue Ribbon is the ones with the bright blue lights on the carriages. We got a carriage being…read morepulled by a large Belgian and he had a pretty long stride. Our ride was maybe a couple minutes shorter than if we had a slower horse. The carriages were comfortable and had clear wind breaks if the wind picks up. Our ride went up Meridian to get a good look at the WW I monument and the circle. Very nice experience.

I'm not what you would call an expert camper, and neither was my friend I headed up there with. We…read morewere more concerned how we were going to sneak in booze as opposed to things likesilverware. This was a great little campground off the dunes and I had a great experience. The walk-in sites were really spread apart and you couldn't see or hear your neighbors at all - this is even with every site taken! It was quiet, clean and relaxing. We picked a spot way in the back (#19 the best spot ever) and set up for a great evening. The whole process of getting a spot was quite tricky and I became easily confused. If you aren't used to the whole process here's how it goes: 1. Arrive EARLY, especially if you are going on a Saturday. The sites renew at 10 a.m., check out is noon. I recommend getting there around 9:15 a.m. to get there before people leave and have first dibs. 2. Stop at the little ranger house and pick up a yellow envelope. The envelope has two parts. One part is to reserve your spot on the reservation board, the other is to put money in once you pick your spot. 3. Drive to the walk-in site parking lot. Take a look at the board and see what spots are available, pick a spot and then clip your piece of paper (without the money) to the board. 4. Grab your stuff and walk to the site. If the site is somehow taken, you can't do anything about it - first come, first serve basis. 5. Repeat 3 & 4 until you find a spot. 6. Go back to the ranger hut and deposit your money. 7. Drag your crap through the woods and set up camp! Hint The spots towards the front are easier to get to, but also noisier and your neighbors are closer. The mid-20 numbered sites seemed to be the best spots. Also, I saw a lot of online bickering in regards to alcohol. Here's the deal, be courteous, be responsible, get some plastic cups and that giant keg for the picnic table is not a good idea. They come around around 9 or 10 to check the site and lecture you about peeing in the woods (I got caught with my pants down). Keep it on the DL and don't be a jerk and you'll be a happy camper!