Good course and great people involved. I will go back anytime I have the urge to play someplace…read moreclose. The owners keep the course in really good shape. I'll be back and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good course to play. Hit ''em straight.

This is a great public course for the price. The layout is challenging with a creek running through…read morelots of woods. Well maintained and friendly staff. The bar is good size and the back deck is huge. Good luck on hole #3!

Everything was above and beyond! The service, hospitality, food, drinks, rooms and everything was…read moreamazing! I would 10/10 stay here again! We stayed here to celebrate my mom's retirement party and everything was perfect from the food to the setup. Elizabeth is amazing and so is her whole team! I cannot praise this place enough!

This was our second time staying here and we had a wonderful visit like the first. The room was…read morespotless and cozy, the food was delicious and amenities are an added plus! Andrew is an amazing chef and Elizabeth is a fantastic hostess!

It's a little rough right now. Looks like they've spent time and money on the clubhouse and…read moreprobably should be spending it on grass, weed and crabgrass killer as you'll see in the photos of the tees. Several tee boxes make it good for any level or gender of golfer. Greens were in very fine shape.

Nice course very open and great for beginners. My wife recently took up the sticks and she was able…read moreto keep it on the course. Nice small course with very friendly staff! We will return!

I loved the restaurant here but I'm so sad that they're indefinitely closed for the time being…read more They have an amazing orange creamsicle drink and you can't go wrong with any of their entrees. I really hope they reopen soon!

Had I read no reviews before coming here, I'd have wondered why all of Greater Lafayette isn't…read moreeating here. We had dinner here and the entire experience was fantastic. Reservations were simple to make online. We were greeted with a menu and an excellent wine and cocktail list. With very few other diners, we were treated to the best seat in the house with a view of flowering spring trees through neogothic windows. Another couple was enjoying a glass of wine on the porch, while another was exploring the interior of this fantastic Victorian mansion. Service and ambience were both amazing thoughout -- this is truly a unique dining experience. We had the langoustine cakes and the soup of the day, both great starts bursting with flavor and texture. We had the hangar steak and pork chop for entrees, paired with a well structured Zinfandel. The pork chop was particularly outstanding, owing both to the quality of the ingredient and expert preparation, paired with just-sweet enough parsnip puree, rainbow carrots, blistered grapes, and carmelized onion. The hangar steak was impeccably presented, cooked to temperature, and most important, a very delicious cut of well aged beef. For dessert we had a lemon-lavender mousse bombe, again as well presented as it was delicious. The tart lemon pop rocks on top were tge perfect touch and sheer nostalgic pleasure. We finished our evening with a self tour of the mansion, and carried home half of our amply portioned meals to enjoy as leftovers. Lafayette's best kept secret. Meals as memorable as the historic setting.

I went here for pickleball. It had a lot of courts and very nice park. There is so much to do here,…read morethey even have a dog park!

The name McCaw is really used for two parks that are adjacent to each other. One is a standard…read morepark with playgrounds, a shelter, and multiple pickleball courts. The other is a baseball complex next door. They have separate entrances which is a shame if you want to visit both. (I suppose it keeps traffic around all the toddlers reduced for safety.) The baseball has lots of parking and diamonds for games. There are some facilities for the public convenience as well. The park is really cool and has one of the brightest and most loaded playgrounds I've seen in my travels. Underneath the equipment is one of those spongy shock absorbing materials that is kind of fun to walk on all by itself! There is a single entrance to the playground area, so it could get congested if cross traffic is heavy. The park is also host to a large number of pickleball courts. The sad thing is that they look like they either need attention or are undergoing some construction. I did not see a single court with a net in place, so that makes playing quite impractical. Hopefully, they will get the courts back in shape soon and make this a 5 star location. Review #1074

So we came here on a Sunday afternoon to check out the creek which is adjacent to the park…read more Parking: ample space, on gravel. Unfortunately there is very little shade so your car ends up roasting under the sun. The place could definitely use with some nice green trees to provide natural shade. Restrooms: off to the left you'll see a brown, wooden construction which has male and female restrooms. I went into the female one and almost ran back out. There were two stalls but with no doors. Completely infested with mosquitoes (no joke) and just overall really filthy. I would highly advise against using them unless you are absolutely desperate. If you keep walking past the restrooms you'll see a narrow trail that leads to the creek. The creek is nice and the water is pretty shallow in most places. Good picnic spot, or a place to bring kids, or just hang out with friends/read a book.

Wea Creek Park is predominantly a baseball complex with the majority of the parking in a gravel lot…read moreon the south side of the baseball diamonds. There is a central complex that has concessions and restrooms. Some of the diamonds even have lighting for night games. If you look carefully, there is a small playground located on the west end of the complex and thoughtfully, not too far from the parking lot. Review #1068

This is a nice park and show what a community can do together. Many of the park's amenities are…read moredonated such as the shelter, exercise equipment, and playgrounds. It was reimagined almost 10 years ago in 2014. There is free street parking available for the park and you could also park in the Bauer Family Center lot, which it sits behind. The park is not very big and has a decent full basketball court, a shelter with picnic tables under it, and a a couple of playgrounds. There is fitness equipment there, but it looks to be in fair condition, and thats generous. There are two playground areas here. They are both on the rubbery mat surface that are popping up at most new parks. There is an area for smaller kids that is fenced in and has a jungle gym with a tiny bridge, and some slides. There is also a low hanging swing there and a metal bench for caregivers to sit and watch the littles play. The other playground area, for bigger kids, has a bank of traditional/toddler swings. This area features a monstrous jungle gym contraption over there. As well as a stand up see-saw, and seat spinners. The equipment seems relatively new and is in great repair. The park has a hole seems to be well maintained and was clean. There is a fence around the entire park's perimeter. Other park amenities include a shower, which I found random, a glider swing, a share a book kiosk, and some benches (the Buddy Bench). This is not a destination park, but is a very nice community park that is nestled in a small neighborhood.

The SIA (Subaru of Indiana Automative) South Tipp Park was made over and rededicated in 2014 next…read moreto the Bauer Family Center on South 3rd St. The park looks great and kids seem to be enjoying it every time I go by. There are distinct playgrounds for different age groups and on the older kid side, there is a basketball court too. Parking is limited to street parking for the park visitors, but there is a lot for the Bauer Family Center if visiting both places. I was able to street park on Fountain St without any problems. There is also a small shelter area for shade since the trees on the property are on the perimeter and don't offer much shade to the playground. Note that the Bauer and other neighborhood buildings have murals that add fun backdrops to the playgrounds. Review #1086

I like the Sterling Heights Park nestled behind a neighborhood. Unlike many similar parks, this…read moreone has a designated parking lot and has a short shaded trail through the woods that emerges to an open area with brightly colored playground equipment. A small, but well maintained shelter with picnic tables is located conveniently next to the playground for adults to get some shade while the kids play. There are no restrooms or water fountains here. And beyond the wooded walk, there is no shade on the playground equipment to keep it from getting hot from the summer sun. At least the shade of the shelter offers a place to take a break from playing. Review #1069