Clean! Had a very open concept. I noticed specials they had when you walked in. Decent amount of…read moregames and a few indoor rides. Easy access right inside the mall.

Super fun but expensive for a family. Every activity has a separate cost so by the time you have 3…read moreor 4 people going you're shelling out quite a bit of money.

I paid $32 for my 8 year old daughter, disabled son, and I when we only used the pool part of the…read morepark and lazy river. While getting out of the lazy river a lifeguard helped us to the part that gradually gets more shallow on your way out instead the steps, which was fine until we get all the way out where there's no more water just before the cement starts, and first my daughter slips and falls, then just as I'm seeing her fall (and while holding my son) I fall too. Not just a little slip but we completely fell to the ground. It was so extremely slippery in that spot. Luckily we walked away with scraped knees and the top of my foot scraped. Somehow I managed to not drop my son. The place was packed and not a single person asked if we were okay or needed help up. Not to mention the lifeguards blew their whistles constantly at some kids "too tall" to go down the baby fish slide or for standing/sitting on the water spouts by kiddy area. But didn't care about the older boys throwing a full size football nearly hitting people's (including me and my kids) heads in the deeper swimming area. Overall it was an okay time, my kids had a lot of fun and that's what matters most. But I think some changes are needed. I've been there plenty of times even when I was a kid myself but this was my least favorite experience. Most importantly they seriously need to fix that slick spot before someone busts their head or breaks a bone.

Lots and family fun here. My son was too small (under 48") for most of the water rides, but he…read morestill enjoyed the splash fountains, wading pool, dolphin slide and we both loved the inner tube lazy river ride. Lots of lifeguards are posted here and many nice people help keep the kiddos safe. Life vests are available for extra precaution and a few different pools to play in make it fun for all ages. No refunds if the weather turns rainy, so plan accordingly.

Looking at the pictures from a few years back, I had high expectations for this park. But things…read morehave changed. First, there is no assigned parking for visitors. I thought there was a gravel lot on site, but the curb at the edge of the road is not designed to access it. The row of trees that the previous review mentioned seems to be gone. Now the playground is in full sun and the picnic table has been moved. The base for the playground is sprouting weeds and shows a lack of attention to the park. What happened? I was able to street park across the road since no parking is allowed along the park. There is a basketball court with two of the three backboards having rims attached. The swings, rocker, and slide fort seem to have held up pretty well, but the trash container had either been tipped over or was full and needed to be removed. It just wasn't nearly as inviting as it appeared in the earlier pictures. The lack of shade hindered anyone from the area using the park even though it was a warm and sunny day. This park looked great in early photos, but failed to live up to my expectations. Review #2740

Brookston's Wood Street Park is located on Wood Street, hence the name. The park has a wonderful…read morelot of playground equipment for kids -- a large colorful playground thing with slides and all sorts of activities. There are also very nice swings and a basketball court. There are several seats for moms, dads and babysitters to sit while the kids play. Recently a picnic table was added under the maple trees which separate South Street Park from the Heart Walk Park. The picnic table was donated by the Apple Popcorn Festival Committee in 2012. In easy walking distance from most of Brookston's residential areas, there is also ample parking in the park or along Wood Street. The Heart park may also be entered via Wood Street Park.

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

-the train was down for the day which was a disappointment…read more-carousel was fun and decently priced -the "zoo" itself is great for kids with goat petting zoo and walking through the wallaby sanctuary -I would say you get what you pay for

This place has an amazing park next to it and within has super great access to many different…read moreanimals! I took my kids last summer and they have begged to go back!

This park is tucked away on the north side of the neighborhood and utilizes the space where…read moretransmission lines necessitate open area. There is a well maintained parking lot that makes it easy for visitors to access the nearest playground. There is also a maintenance building nearby that stores the picnic benches in the off season. Beyond the playground is a baseball field, a basketball court, and a second playground to the west. None of these are conveniently located to the lot, but they do help fill out the space more evenly. Transmission lines in the area are well away from the playgrounds, so I wasn't concerned that kids might be tempted by their proximity. Review #2217

I get that this park is meant for soccer games, more soccer games, and even more. There is a…read morereally well designed parking and landscaped area that looks nice, but basically, this is 30+ acres of lawn surrounded by "natural" (unmowed) property. They have added a central facility that I read acts as a restroom for the park, but it looks rather small if they ever have a lot of teams playing at once. The website mentions that there is supposed to be a playground and basketball court, but I couldn't find them from the parking lot. I even checked the satellite images and couldn't find either amenity. Unless the images are really old, they don't exist. I also checked the website and the pdf map of the park only shows six of the fields and no playground/basketball. Something is not making sense and that makes me disappointed with what I found. Note: The name comes from the park being a partnership between Caterpillar (heavy machinery company) and the City Parks Dept. Review #1073

I know that this place isn't for cats, but my cat loves going to this park! Honestly it's such a…read morenice place for children, and dogs! So much room to run and enjoy the day! Make sure you pick up after all your babies fur or not!

Hard to beat a good escape room. We did the Olympus room. Lots of fun with lots of good puzzles…read more Really nothing that we felt was too odd or difficult to solve but some good challenges. We'd definitely come back for another room and if you're wondering...we did escape!

Came in with a group of 10 members and had a great time. Scheduling the event was easy. You can do…read moreit online or over the phone. I did it over the phone and the owner Eric was very happy to help. They have 3 choices for the escape room. We went for the apocalypse room and I would definitely recommend it. The lI would definitely go back for one of the other rooms.