We went Monday night after Christmas (2021), and was not surprised at how busy the place was! This…read moreplace had bowling, bumper cars, and a mini arcade. We had to wait about 30 minutes for a bowling lane to free up. There was a bar where we grabbed a few drinks while we waited. Plenty of open seating. Staff was friendly, and went around keeping tables clean between patrons. The bowling lanes themselves seemed to have been recently updated. However, the TVs must have been from the 2010s because most of them had display issues which made the scoring hard to see. Thankfully, each lane had also a touch screen display that showed the scores of each player so you did not have to rely on the overhead TV. The bowling shoes were run down as you would expect from a bowling alley. We also ordered some nachos (decent) and fried pickles (very salty) at the food counter. Overall, a decent experience.

AWFUL LANES! Upon paying EXTREMELY OVERPRICED fares for 3 people (66 dollars) OC lanes is a…read morefraction of the price, annoying intolerable music, kids screaming. When confronted for their extremely over oiled lanes, oiled to the point where it was physically impossible to get any spin on the ball, the staff stated that the lanes were so oily because they where just oiled today. This is not an excuse. Lanes being freshly oiled should not be this slippery. The balls were so gross that they could not even be held. Multiple people in our group and on the lanes around us dropped the balls on their approach even when held perfectly. DONT COME HERE!

One of the last old school arcades left in the area…read more I've been coming here since the early 90's, and it's just as fun today as it was back then. They have endless arcades, pinball machines, redemption games, and kiddie games for all ages to enjoy. They also have air hockey, joust, and mini golf. There's not too much else you could ask for. Go check em out!

Oh boy... I'll be fair to this place because when I looked up "kids activities" this was one of a…read moreVERY small list of places that popped up. The reviews were terrible but for an active toddler needing to burn off some energy, this is what we have. My expectation were pretty low for Mega Play and they basically met them. This is an OLD facility. Visibly it looks dated. Everywhere. There are handwritten signs about pricing all over. No employees monitoring anything really, just a couple working the food counter. It was crowded in the play zone which is where our 15 month old was going. Almost all of the toys are broken, without exception. Seems like they got a lot of stuff from a yard sale and used it. The toys were also visibly dirty. Wife took our daughter to the bathroom and says one of the stalls is missing a door. Come on... use this place as your last resort.

My grandchildren love Smiley! It's a brightly lit, fun place for kids of all ages. The slides are…read morelots of fun. The climbing walls and climbing tower are challenging and exciting. There's so much for toddlers to do: the toddler ball pit, rice pit and wall games, as well as the activity tables keep toddlers happy. There's just so much fun to be had at Smiley Mishawaka! I was impressed to see a few retired employees who were sweet with the kids. The front desk employees were also very nice, helpful, and accommodating.

My toddler still had a great time, but as a mom, I was disappointed. This place could be so much…read morefun, but literally half of the things available were broken, and everything was so dirty. I also thought it was absolutely crazy you have to pay extra for the dinosaur area when it has about 5 minutes worth of entertainment available and admission to smileys + requirement of purchasing their socks is already pretty high. Unfortunately, this is not a place we will go back to, but we may still try other locations!

It is beautiful well kept park with plenty to do. Besides the many organized events, there are…read moretrails to walk, playgrounds, a tower, archery, disc golf and more. It costs $3 to enter the park with your car.

Very nice park, entrance fee varies depending on season and residency…read more Very well appointed with bathrooms, pavilions and trails. There is a canoe launch on the Elkhart river. This is a big park and quite a few areas look exactly like the one you came from...so a map isn't a terrible idea if you're going to be hiking. This is a great place to spend the day w family. I have never tried the disc golf here. They are in the process of building an observation tower similar to the one at Bonneyville Mills

Great little park to go walk the trails. There are huge hills that make great sledding adventures…read morein the winter. They have a few playgrounds and picnic area for your enjoyment pleasure.

Ive taken the kids here for hiking too many times to count. We have seen deer, turkeys and on…read moreoccasion a fox- which seems strange considering that its surrounded on 3 sides by residential and industrial areas,of South Bend. They have updated the signage on the trails recently , and the playground equipment is fairly new as well. Disc golf is fun and challenging. The nature center is a little dated...but my kids are too old now to want to go inside anyway. There is quite a bit of standing water in the woods, mosquito repellant is highly recommended. The bike trails are across the road from the main park.

The reseller that we bought tickets from on SeatGeek pulled some shenanigans. The Cubs took care of…read morethe problem without hesitation. Much respect to the Cubs for how they handled it.

First, I noticed that the South Bend Cubs were listed under their previous name, the South Bend…read moreSilver Hawks, from 1994-2014 but were purchased by the Chicago Cubs in 2015 and renamed the South Bend Cubs. I wrote a review for Coveleski Stadium, which is actually called Four Winds Field at Coveleski Stadium. So, everything is currently challenging to find on Yelp if you're looking for a review. I made some of the critical points in the other review. So, here it goes, 1. We were surprised we could sit behind the dugout for $13.00 per seat. Most other Low-A to High-A teams are closer to the $20.00 range. 2. For a stadium that opened in 1987, it was one of the cleanest ballparks. It's not pristine but clean for a ballpark that can seat up to five thousand per game. 3. They had free parking, and most ballparks charge at least $5.00 and upwards to $20.00. It is right next to the stadium's entrance, and plenty of street parking exists. 4. We were also surprised that they still filled the stadium even though it wasn't a special giveaway event (e.g., free hat, shirt, etc.). Finally, the crowd was focused on the game, so it was a good experience for anyone who loves baseball.

Always a good time for the kids to burn off the energy. Great place for little ones to play safely…read more Covered in wood chips.

I can dig the IWLA Pledge which is a pledge many environmentalists would appreciate. The building…read morewas great for the wedding we attended. And the drive into this park was gorgeous. We came here in the winter, but I'm pretty sure it would be beautiful any time of year. Can't wait to visit again and perhaps make that pledge!

I attended a wedding reception here. If you are looking to do the "cabin in the woods" thing for…read moreyour event, this is the place. Spacious, well-kept up and clean, with a large patio, expansive indoor seating area, huge parking, a kitchen, and convenient restrooms, this IWLA location has it covered. Would recommend for your next log cabin event.