Kinda upset there wasn't much there and for the fact that it was a place that you have to load a…read morecard in order to play I thought it was suppose to be like a old school arcade but was disappointed glad I didn't make the trip just for that.

Super fun holiday theme!!! Big fan is evil gingerbread people attacking the North Pole lol…read more Funny intro video. Adorable decor and sweet smell. A solid amount of puzzles. Traditional/First Gen style escape game. The owners are super nice! Played with my husband & parents while visiting for the holidays 2022.

If you're looking for the perfect way to spend some time out of the unpredictable weather of…read morenorthern Indiana, this place is it! The rooms are the perfect amount of fun and creative while still challenging your mind. The cherry on top is their fun and friendly staff. I highly recommend taking some time to go check it out.

Great Christian atmosphere. The comedians are clean comedy and hilarious. Loved going every time…read more Will definitely be back again.

Owners are so kind. They've gone out of their way to make their club fun for everyone and it's…read morehandicapped accessible. Snacks are available and reasonably priced. They book top notch comedians that work clean.

These are some of trains they have at the Hesston Steam Museum and they also have things on displayread more

If you are looking for something to do in Northern Indiana, Heston Steam Museum is a great place to…read morego. They introduce you to various historical ways of working with steam machines. They have an assortment of old farm tractors and vehicles. And they have a working sawmill. On occasion, I've seen the blacksmith shop open and hammering away at keepsake souvenirs. The highlight of the trip will be a steam engine train ride through the grounds and woods. Along with a narration by the conductor. This is a fun place to go on the holidays as they theme the train to the holiday. There is a train themed gift shop perfect for souvenirs of your trip. And popcorn to purchase. Occasionally, the soda fountain is open. But, if they are not, Heston Supper club is down the road along with other options in nearby LaPorte, Indiana or New Buffalo, Michigan.

Sad place you try to gamble the officers do it and win sad place not friendly at all the food is…read morenot good and people there are sad it was a beautiful place at one time not no more all the friends there are gone

This is a great private membership club. What a fun place to meet friends for a fun night or…read moreweekend event. Great local place to come. Nice space for members for say an anniversary party, small wedding reception, or birthday party Look into getting a membership here.

The chefs have quite a small-ish menu! For the amount of items on the menu I felt as if they were…read morewell made and hard work was put into them! Service is great and environment is safe!

We get a pool membership each summer and it is wonderful!!! Beautiful country club, gorgeous clean…read morepool, friendly lifeguards, and great hours! I highly recommend it! It is well worth the $!!

The history museum consists of 2 levels of historical information, artifacts, and material from…read morewhen the first European settlers arrived in the South Bend area up until the present. When you come in, you go to the right and spend time going through a large room that takes about 45 minutes to cover. Then you go downstairs right below and there's a winding path that takes another 45 minutes. Right outside that winding path is a sizable children's play area where small kids can go "back in time". When returning to the main floor, there are a few exhibits as you head to the carriage house. You can add a guided tour of the Oliver Mansion. Yet, those tours are only at 1:00 and 2:00 as I type. So plan accordingly. We found the museum very enlightening. We were able to take the tour, which gave a great sense for the richest people in South Bend from over 100 years ago - but it's not a show-stopper by any means if you don't do it and just do the main museum. They've got a lot of period exhibits with great artifacts and signage.

As part of our visit to the Studebaker Museum, we also decided to visit the History Museum mainly…read moreto tour the Oliver Mansion that was adjacent. Fortunately we arrived at the right time as there are only two tours per day. We had ample time to tour the Studebaker Museum and then joined the mansion tour. The mansion has 38 rooms and was built in 1895-96 and was beautifully finished in almost every part. J. D. Oliver was president of the Oliver Chilled Plow Works and grew the company into one of the largest in the world in the late 1800's. The home was called, "Copshaholm" which was the name of the Scottish village the Olivers were from. Of interest to me was the degree of finish quality especially the woodwork. The home remained totally furnished which from my perspective was nice as many tours we've been on featured large, empty rooms. Despite the home being so old, there was a pretty good air handling system that even on this brutally hot day, we remained comfortable. After visiting the Studebaker and History Museums, we hit a favorite restaurant before driving home. All in all a very good day.

Great ball park! The home team is the South Bend Cubs. The high-a level minor league team for the…read moreChicago Cubs. The park has been recently renovated this past year, and looks incredible. The game activities are fun and they constantly keep the crowd going with games and music and all kinds of Activities. The field is beautiful and the game was awesome. In addition, there is tons of food and drink throughout the stadium. An area for kids to play, shops to go to, bars, activities and concessions. All kinds of things like Philadelphia cheesesteak sandwiches, barbecue sandwiches, popcorn, hotdog, burgers, pretzels. All kinds of baseball food. The baseball was great, the crowds were great, the whole experience was great.

Four Winds Field is an excellent ballpark with something fun for the whole family! In addition to…read morethe game, they have good concessions, a nice Historic gift shop housed in a former Jewish temple, a "fun zone" with bounce houses for the kids, and also a splash pad area. The score board has good grafics & is well used. Hoping for the return of the veggie races & the cream cheese jalapeño burgers . I deducted a star because while it's a 5 star ballpark. It's a one star concert venue. I seen Everclear & STP live here & the sound system was the worse I've ever heard!