Had a blast with the family during vacation. The place reminds me of Top Golf, but with better food…read more#BullGrillTruck and #AwSumSnowballs. It was a great stop.

Visited for an evening of mini golf…read more Inside the clubhouse, the employee was friendly enough and helped us get set up with clubs and balls. There was a large selection of different sized clubs. The course has 18 holes. All the greens seemed well taken care of and in good condition. I enjoyed that they had places to hold your score card when writing, something I haven't found at every course I've been to! Overall, I believe the course is fun, and well-taken care of, making for a fun evening activity for the price ($10 for adults)!

Played it once this year, about a 6 weeks ago. This course still needs a lot of work! Back in the…read moreday it was one of the nicest courses around! Management really let this beauty go to cow pasture status in the last 10 years or so! I did notice a slight improvement this year, I just hope this thing is trending in the right direction. Fairways still need a lot of work!!

This course for the area is a solid course. The fairway are tight but a lot of crab grass and…read morerandom bushes. You could tell the designers mis-hit some shots and put bushes where the balls land. Not many sand traps. The greens weren't cut so we're slow but if cleaned up, I feel would be good and pin placements are middle of greens it seemed from past hole locations. My biggest star was the gentlemen at the counter who attended the shop with professionalism and also sold the bar. Very nice to talk to and talked me through every hole. Good price of $25 for 18 holes with cart at twilight rate!!! Won't find that rate anywhere else except GOAT RANCHES!!

I had my wedding at Valle Vista on 8/7/26. I don't usually complain, but for as much as we paid, I…read morehonestly expected better. Dressing Rooms:To start, even though we paid for access to the dressing rooms, it was like pulling teeth just to get them to let us use them. Mind you, our wedding was the only wedding booked that day, so there was no reason they couldn't accommodate us, especially since we had paid for the rooms. We were originally told to arrive at 3:30 p.m. dressed and ready, with no access to the dressing rooms. After multiple emails back and forth, they finally agreed to let my husband use his room for a measly 30 minutes, while I believe I had access to mine for around three hours. Once we got into the dressing rooms, we quickly understood why they didn't want to give us access. There was absolutely no AC and only one working outlet. Their solution was to run multiple extension cords throughout the room. My hair and makeup artists had a hell of a time trying to work around everything. Communication: Communication with clients definitely needs to improve. For example, finding out that our wedding coordinator was leaving only a month or two before our wedding was something that should have been communicated to us directly. I also feel that additional training in communication, professionalism, and politeness would benefit the staff. In particular, the main coordinator who handled our wedding after Karlie left was not someone we had a positive experience with. I found some of our interactions with her to be unnecessarily rude and frustrating. Ushers/Guest Direction:If you have not hired ushers for your wedding, I highly recommend doing so. We were told there would be someone up front to direct guests and that there would be a sign in front of the door directing people to our wedding. Neither of those things happened. It was so bad that I had guests constantly texting both me and my husband while we were getting ready and taking pictures, asking which room our wedding was in because there was no one up front to tell them where to go. Ceremony:This is where I would absolutely recommend that if you have any music playing during your ceremony, have your personally hired DJ handle it. Do not leave this responsibility to Valle Vista. I can almost guarantee you will either have songs go completely unplayed or, even worse, find yourself standing awkwardly at the altar waiting for the exit music to play. We were also told that the ceremony room's airflow could be managed so it wouldn't get too hot. One staff member even told us, "It has fans and AC, so it stays cool." If you are planning a summer wedding, just be warned: that room is going to be hot. Photography:God bless the sweet busboy who spent over 15 minutes sweeping the gondola with the tiniest broom. The area where we were supposed to have our first look was covered in poop. My photographer literally had to edit poop out of multiple photos. I can also guarantee that my large bridal gown with a train had poop on it before I even walked down the aisle. I will say that the second gondola we took pictures at after the ceremony was much better maintained, so I do appreciate that. Reception:Unfortunately, the AC continued to be a HUGE problem during the reception. Multiple guests, including the bride and groom, repeatedly had to ask for the AC to be turned up. It was so hot that I ended up having to change into my more breathable dress, which was originally only supposed to be worn for our first dance. I was incredibly sad that I couldn't wear my wedding dress for the entire evening, especially after spending so much money on it. We literally paid the facility thousands of dollars because we wanted AC for our black-tie wedding. Having the temperature be such a significant issue throughout the day was extremely disappointing. The Positives:I do want to take the time to mention that there are employees who genuinely care about their jobs and will do whatever they can to make your wedding day special. Your chef and kitchen staff were amazing. They were incredibly accommodating to our gluten-free, dairy-free, and allergy-related needs. It meant so much to me that everyone in our family was able to eat and enjoy the food, and you made that possible. For that, I am truly grateful. Overall:I am not writing this review to bash Valle Vista. I am writing it because I want to be honest about our experience and hopefully warn other couples so they can be prepared. At the end of the day, we spent thousands of dollars trusting Valle Vista with a day we can never get back. There were definitely employees who went above and beyond, and we are grateful for those individuals. However, there were also several issues that significantly impacted our wedding day and left us feeling disappointed. I hope Valle Vista takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to improve communication, maintenance, staffing, and overall guest experience for future couples.

What a beautiful wedding venue! This was my first time having ever been at this facility and it was…read morebeautiful! The staff was very friendly and helpful and were always easy to find which was nice. The biggest hiccup was arriving about 20ish minutes before the ceremony and there weren't any signs up for the wedding I was attending so that was rough. They did get everything figured out quickly which was nice. For the reception they use their own bartenders and I'm not sure if the bride and groom choose the alcohol but the choices were slim pickings! They thankfully had tequila but there was only blanco (which isn't my fav) so I had to suck it up lol. If you're wanting a one stop shop this venue seemed to cater great for it. The food was ok. It was edible which is a plus and whatever beef they put out was by far the most tender beef I had ever had!!!! It was practically falling apart and was by far the best part of the meal. If you need a venue check it out it's gorgeous and they have a lot of different packages.

The mini golf course could use some repair - full sections were ripped up on our last visit, making…read moresome holes nearly unusable, and some aggressive flying insects along the path that made it a whole lot less fun. The indoor area has certainly gotten some upgrades - great for the all-year-round crew, for sure. The most confusing thing about the arcade is that it uses a credit system that varies largely from game to game on what it's going to cost you and what it's likely to pay out. I'm sure this is the whole point of them taking your money -- the house always wins -- but I'd prefer to know how much one credit really cost me and how much a game really is. Not that the kids care when they've got their card though. Hoping next summer some repairs are finished and we'll have a better time.

We visited Rascals Fun Zone and purchased the unlimited two-hour pass around 11:50 a.m…read more Unfortunately, by noon, it started hailing, which shut down one of the two go-kart tracks as well as the miniature golf course. Given that half of the go-kart attractions were now unavailable, I approached the sales desk and spoke to a young manager named Keira. I asked if we could receive a rain check to come back on a better day. She pointed to a notice on the wall and informed me, "It's our policy. The fine print states that we do not offer rain checks or refunds due to weather." I expressed my disappointment, as I feel it's unrealistic and unscrupulous to expect most customers to read fine print on the wall before purchasing tickets. In my opinion, businesses like this should consider more customer-friendly policies, especially when a significant portion of their attractions are uncovered and entirely dependent on the weather. While others may have their own opinions, I personally won't support a business that lacks flexible policies for paying customers when their offerings are so easily affected by conditions beyond anyone's control.

A solid course, and it's free!…read more A 27-hole course. The first 7 or so are in an open field style of layout, the next 11 or so are in the woods, and the final holes are more challenging. Each hole has two options for red = amateur and blue = more challenging. Each of the holes is about a 3 par. This was one of the "easier" courses I've experienced in my 1 year experience of the sport. The holes are much shorter than most others. Doesn't make it any easier though! Note that this is managed by the church. You park behind the church to access the course. Biblical verses are on each of the holes signage.

If you're looking for disc golf that is well maintained and offers a variety of levels, this is it!…read moreIt is a part of a church, so don't be confused when you turn into the parking lot. A large sign at the back offers a map. The first 9 are pretty open, mostly in a field, and great for beginners/warm up. Each hole has two starting spots, helpful if you have kids. The second 9 were so much fun! I think we will start there next time. Definitely in the woods, but not a ton of brush if you go off course. A few shots go along Fall Creek. The final 9 are more advanced, but we didn't make it that far. Each hole and basket is clearly marked and there are maps at the start of each hole to help you direct where to throw. It isn't always immediately obvious where the basket will be.

This is a very nice bike/skate park located between Youngs Creek Park and Province Park. It is one…read moreof the better ones that I have seen and is well maintained. It has about 7 structures for shredding including quarter pipes, spines, flat banks, half-pyramids, hips, fly boxes, ledges, and boxes, some of which are put together into some very interesting obstacle combinations. The park's mini ramp is about 6ft. tall and approx. 8ft wide The park has an ample amount of parking spots available and unfortunately is known for severe flooding. Even though the park dates back to 2008, it looks new, because technically it is. It had to be rebuilt a couple of times due to flooding. Thank goodness for insurance. The park is also very well maintained. The obstacles are constructed of ARC-sourced prefab steel. They are very sturdy. It should also be noted that it is not lighted, nor fenced in. They also do not have restroom facilities either. There is a picnic table off to the side of the park to sit and take a break or eat some lunch. I am what you would call a poser in the skate world, but I do know a good skate park when I see it. This is a very good skate park and I like it a lot. This is a destination action park, located in the small town of Franklin, right behind the police department, that I highly recommend checking out if you are looking for a nice place to shred.

After reserving lanes for a birthday at a different bowling spot just to show up and find out that…read morethey didn't have lanes available for us, we were super bummed. Found this place on google and drove right on over. We were helped by Clyde. He was super friendly and attentive! We had an amazing time. Will be returning, highly recommend. So happy we ended up at Beech Grove Bowl!

The boys wanted to go bowling on Christmas Day, and the one we wanted to go to was not open…read more Fortunately, this place was. It's a very small bowling alley and the parking lot looked full, but we took our chances and thankfully we did. The worker told us there was a very long wait, but since we only had 4 people, he said he would move us up the line, and we were able to get a lane right away (we felt very lucky). We have member cards, but since it was so busy, there was no discount on this day. This day was very crowded inside, but we did get a table close to our lane that had 4 seats, perfect for us. These lanes seem smaller than other bowling alleys, and the pins are on strings. The workers put the names in for you, unlike other bowling alleys we have been too. We had the choice of bowling for 1 hour or 1.5 hours, and we chose 1.5 hours. The cost for 1.5 hours of bowling time and shoes for four was $91. Even with the business, they had balls available to use. We were able to bowl two full games to completion in this time. They have food and drinks for sale. My husband purchased a tall mango cart can for $5. They have a machine to purchase songs, so music is played in the building. We enjoyed our time!

The best place to hit some baseballs in Indianapolis. I'm in town here since I was a young man. Now…read moreI'm bringing my son! The hours are a little bit kooky so you'll have to call or plan ahead so you know.

Great cages. Great deal. Great workers. Unlimited periods…read morefor baseball. Recommend for teams or solo.