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    3.3 (77 reviews)

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    Perfect size water park    Our girls loved the 2 slides most
    Jennifer I.

    The service is so far above the rest. Were there things I didn't love and will mention below to help you prepare if you are in a tent or cabin/no bath? Yes, but will we be back? Absolutely!!! We are two moms whose kiddos are best friends and we wanted to give them some real time to have together and wow did we pick the place!! Most importantly, we felt safe because every single employee is friendly, professional, quick to respond and honestly, several went above and beyond (looking at you Glory and Stenton and a handful of names I forget- sorry!) This safe feeling allowed this over protective mom to give the kids freedom and we were certainly in the right cabin (21) as we could see them if they wanted to go to the store (we could see the entry area from cabin) or the horses and goats.. they were also able to scooter with a lot of freedom. The campground had so many organized activities and sadly, I was the only one excited about it so we didn't do them but I observed some and the kids were having a blast! I interacted with the store a lot and I was thrilled that they would allow our girls to go in and order an ice cream without parents.. these are important lessons for kiddos (shopping, using a cc and interacting with cashier) and it just enhanced our experience.. excellent customer service and our girls LOVED going in alone and interacting. The grounds are beautiful and when I book a cabin without a bathroom and it has the bare minimum I don't expect much (think tent with amenities). There was a bigger then dorm size fridge in the room which was a happy surprise. I hate bringing up any negative but be prepared, these cabins aren't new and we heard termites munching on the wood and it was pleasant as it sounds like rain but bugs (Blech) :/. And not much cleaning goes on as in a tent-- cobwebs line the corners.. be prepared. Lots of gaps in the logs of the cabin so visually watch bugs and ants in and out of the cabin... AIR CONDITioner that works very well makes up for most of that! And with the fridge! Awesome... this cabin doesn't have any surfaces for - well, anything. Most of these cabins I have been in has a small desk in both rooms attached to the wall or something similar... we made it work by using the top of their fridge and the bench for surface but bring your camping table to save a lot of trouble. Bring a picnic table cover and chairs and this site will work perfectly!! Absolutely loved the location!! The girls spent their days sleeping in, swimming, meeting new friends, scootering, s'mores, cooking over the fire, interacting with amazing employees!! Wonderful sunset over the office.. staying up way too late, giggling into the night... outstanding time!! Feeding goats our carrot and apple scraps m... absolutely wonderful stay.. Okay- so lastly, the bathroom is fine but bring shower shoes and really have some with more then a flip flop sole because there's some issue with the water going down. I was the only one in the morning and was the first (everything dry) and within less then 2 minutes the water was getting close to the top of my shoe sole and well.. it is like that all day and any camp showers are used by many so Blech.. there are improvements going on everywhere so maybe they will tackle this one The thing that bothered me the most was a lack of a cooking kitchen. I traveled to 22 national parks last summer and never encountered such an awful situation for campers in tents or cabins with no sink or water spicket. We cooked and did so for most meals. First we went to the bathroom to wash our dishes. Well that definitely wouldn't work for so many reasons... then I asked the office and they said to find a spicket from a site unused that was close to us and use it. For us- it wouldn't work well but we used it for a day. Then We went to the laundry room and that worked the best but I hate feeling like I am doing something wrong. Hope they put one in! Again, try and find any customer service as wonderfully friendly, and fun....as this campground... I don't think you could.

    Park office, camp store & pizza/ice cream shop
    Sable S.

    We love coming to Indianapolis KOA! This family friendly, family owned campground never disappoints! Large, beautiful spots, nice landscaping, lots of fun activities throughout the weekend, pizza and wings you can order direct to your campsite and more! Located just a few minutes outside of downtown Indianapolis, the location is perfect for a staycation close to home, but a feeling like you're someplace far away! And the staff is simply the most friendly you'll find anywhere!! Make sure to enjoy the large pool, friendly horses, easy pull-through sites, ice cream and a well-stocked camp store and mo!

    I won't used this machine
    Debe K.

    Laundry room is old. Needs new machines plus dryer has been out for 3 weeks! No bathroom available!!

    Pool

    Great customer service. Pizza, wings and ice-cream available. Nice pool for the younger age. Would recommend!

    Great spot ( and a great camp site too )
    Bill F.

    This place is awesome , great location , beautiful new sites added and a staff that is sooooo friendly and attentive . My site has a beautiful stone fireplace , a lovely pergola and a BBQ grill and super nice table . Well worth the few bucks more to have these "super Delux sites ... really awesome and the wife likes it a lot happy wife happy life I guess )

    Camp horses
    April H.

    I have to give this one a five. Yes some the things other reviewers said are true. But at the end of the day traveling in a tent with my daughter for the summer. A month and a half in, we truly enjoyed this place. The staff was kind and helpful. The pool was fun. And feeding the horses apples and carrots was great. And so many Things to do in the area or should I say a 20 min drive. We came for three nights and ended up staying five. Went horse back riding at fort Harrison state park. Nice place

    The bottom always floods and the campground won't move you or offer you a refund... Even when sewage is leaking out of the ground.

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    Excellent customer service, and location for tent camping. Restroom needed cleaning and shower head needed replacing

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    Great staff, fun for the kiddos, clean, quiet - great place!!

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    awesome experience. clean w/ gorg landscaping.

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    Southeastway Regional Park - Playground

    Southeastway Regional Park

    4.7(34 reviews)
    9.0 mi

    I'm really starting to appreciate nature and hiking. This park is a nice spot for a peaceful walk…read more I visited with my son to enjoy some quality time and nature, and it's conveniently close to our home. It wasn't very busy the day we came. The park has shelters and multiple walking trails, which gives you options depending on how far you want to go. I noticed people taking family pictures at this park. One of the highlights was the water along the trail which adds a really pretty, calming touch to the scenery. The weather was decent temperature but a bit gloomy the day we went, and there were a lot of leaves on the trail. We didn't check the map and just kind of winged it, so parts of the trail were hard to follow because the leaves covered the path, but it wasn't an issue. Overall, we enjoyed the walk, the quiet surroundings, and the chance to bond while taking in what nature has to offer.

    Southeastway Park is a hidden 188 acre treasure in the southeast corner of Marion County. The Park…read morehas trails through sycamore filled woods, picnic areas, a large playground and a naturalist center. Best of all, the park is free. The park maintains several natural habitats including a pond, wetland, prairie and Buck Creek. The setting is perfect for bird watching, hiking, running, walking the dog or enjoying a sunset. The six shelters can be reserved (rented) for parties, meetings, picnics for $135 for residents of Marion County or $160 for non-residents. The naturalist center/classroom can also be reserved during certain months. There are lots of picnic tables available on first come basis. There is a bathroom facility available in the warmer months. The naturalists run special educational programs throughout the year including summer day camps for the kids, a bug festival, maple syrup tapping in late winter and hayrides in the fall. The Park will be hosting eclipse viewing on April 8. I was visiting the Master Naturalist Class, a but also took my dog on a nice walk. The park is open dawn til dusk and worth a visit. Plan on spending a couple hours. Be sure to bring your bug repellent.

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    White River Canoe Company

    White River Canoe Company

    3.2(93 reviews)
    16.7 mi

    Me and my family come at least once a year for a trip with WRCC. We almost always do individual…read morekayaks as they are easier to handle. The buses and kayaks have always been clean and in good shape. The path is clear and we understand where we are able to stop and where the route ends. At the end the employees (usually young boys in HS) are helpful in pulling you onto shore or helping you up out of the kayak.

    We brought our summer camp here for a field trip with 50 campers, and unfortunately our experience…read morewas extremely disappointing. 1. Check-In Process The woman working the front desk (I believe her name was Cali) was kind and did her best to help us. This review is not about her. The check-in system, however, was incredibly inefficient. Every camper had to come to the desk individually, Cali had to look up their waiver, and they then had to have their name written down by hand. Checking in our group of 50 campers took approximately 35-40 minutes. As a camp, we take trips to many local attractions that require waivers, and we've never had a check-in process take more than about 10 minutes. This system felt unnecessarily slow and completely unprepared for groups. 2. Communication Before our visit, we clearly communicated that we needed to leave by 2:30 p.m. to return to camp for dismissal and that we were looking for roughly a 1.5-hour boat ride. After finally checking in, we were put on a shuttle bus for nearly 20 minutes. During the ride, I asked the driver how long the boat trip would be back to our starting point. She told us it was a three-hour trip. At that point, it was obvious there was no way we'd make it back in time. We had to turn around, ride the bus back, wait while boats were rearranged, and then be transported to another launch point. In total, we arrived around 1:10 p.m. but didn't get onto the water until approximately 3:30 p.m.--over two hours spent waiting with 50 campers in 90-degree heat. We ultimately had to notify parents that camp dismissal would be delayed by about an hour. 3. Customer Service This section is directed specifically at the owner, Andy. The employees we interacted with--the front desk staff, the people helping with the boats, and the bus driver--were all friendly and helpful. They were not the problem. After explaining what had happened, we respectfully requested a 50% refund on our $500+ reservation since a large portion of our day had been spent waiting because of issues that were outside of our control. Rather than showing any understanding or attempting to work with us, Andy was hostile and dismissive. Judging by other reviews mentioning similar interactions, this unfortunately does not appear to be an isolated incident. Overall The boating itself was fun, and the campers enjoyed the time they actually spent on the water. Unfortunately, everything surrounding that experience overshadowed it. Between the inefficient check-in process, the poor communication about scheduling, and the owner's response when we raised legitimate concerns, this ended up being the worst field trip we've had in over five years of running our camp. I would not recommend this location for large groups, and we will not be returning.

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    Acton Park - some sort of feeder

    Acton Park

    2.5(2 reviews)
    10.9 mi

    While Indy has gotten better in recent years at maintaining its public park system (at one point…read morewithin the past 10 years, Indy was publicly cited as having the worst public park system in the country), the truth is as a city we've still got a long way to go. This is not to say we don't have some amazing parks, however, we continue to often struggle to maintain them. Acton Park is an example. This 23-acre park is on the southeast side of Indy in the area known as Acton. The park, essentially more a simple natural setting, offers a few gentle rolling hills and a small creek. There is greenery, though it's not particularly well maintained and yet it's also fairly easy to see how this setting served from 1859-1905 as Acton Campground, a mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church. It at one point had a hotel, campground, pavilion, cottages, and man-made lake. It was part of the Chautauqua circuit and would host weekend long meetings with speakers, including William Jennings Bryan, would come. On Nov 12, 1905 a fire swept over the grounds believed to have been sparked by sparks from a passing locomotive. It destroyed the pavilion, 110 cottages and many fine trees. In 2004, Indy Parks acquired 23 acres of the camp to develop into a public park. As a relatively new park area, it's particularly dismaying to see the fairly poor condition of the park even with pretty decent signage. There are parks in Indy that are basically an afterthought (I live near one myself). Acton Park is one of them. While I do think there's been a little recent improvement here in terms of safety, this continues to be one of those parks that is poorly marked, poorly lit, and offers parking. That's never a good combination.

    This site is more of a nature preserve than a park. Other than a parking lot which you access from…read moreSouthport Road, the park is primitive. There are no defined trails through the wooded area which sprawls 22 acres. Part of the park is raised, but be aware that if you hike through the wooded areas, there is a small creek running through it that has no reliable means of crossing without getting your shoes muddy. The raised part is from a dam that was part of the now defunct Acton Camp Ground. The dam was used to make a lake on the property filled by the small creek. The history of the camp ground is filled with good intent and lots of misfortune, including several fires that burned all the campground buildings. The dam was mostly removed, so the lake has disappeared, but the ground can still be quite damp. Review #673

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    More nature preserve than park

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    One of the raised paths

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