West Boggs Park is a hidden gem in southwestern Indiana!! This place is one of my favorite…read morecampgrounds and lakes to visit and hang out. During the spring, summer and fall months they host many different events including a Luau beach party, and HillyBilly hay days just to name a couple. They often host live music with a lakeside amphitheater in the works!! The camp sites are good size, most having electricity hook up. They fill up fast so making a reservation is the smartest way to assure you've got a spot to pitch a tent or park your RV. They allow golf carts and have several different trails throughout the woods and park, NO SIDE BY SIDES.

The men's bathroom near Red Bud camping area is disgusting. I won't go in to details here. But I…read morewould advise bringing gas masks if you have to use it.

Fun new hidden gem by the resort. Staff are super friendly and inviting. The room we did was…read moredetailed and attention grasping. Very nice experience here

There was 4 of us doing it for the first time and thought it would be a good ideal to do the…read moreintermediate level!! Well I was wrong because this place is so amazing we were stumped but it was a great experience! Definitely will try the beginner level when we return. The location is very convenient. The room itself was amazing! Our host was very friendly and informative. We will definitely do it again next time!

Okay, this place was so cute! It was $6 for 18 holes. Fun course with lots of water to make it…read morechallenging. (They have nets to fish out your ball if it goes in) We went at dusk & even got to see fireflies around hole 14. If you get a hole in 1, make sure to let the front desk know--they give prizes to certain holes! The bathrooms were also clean and nice. Good thing I won because loser buys ice cream, right?! :)

This hotel is ok, but I didn't know somethings going in, that I wish I had. The biggest one is…read moreCELL PHONE RECEPTION IN THE PARK/INN IS SPOTTY AT BEST. I stayed for two nights. I was worried that my elder parents or pet sitters would not be able to get ahold of me. No room phones either. Wifi was also spotty. Wifi didn't work more than it worked in my room. Be prepared for lots of walking. I had an injured person in my party, and she wasn't able to do most things. Also, the room was small! The bathroom door was only two feet wide and the bathroom itself was very narrow. One of the beds was against the wall. Also the restaurant was buffet only. There was no menu ordering. Now that I have complained a lot, heres the nice things. Staff was very nice. Things were very clean. Parking in the garage was easy. Each room had a minisplit heat/ac unit. It worked very well. There is a page in the room binder on how to change the temperature, fan speed, and blowing pattern. The beds were very comfortable and came with six pillows on each bed. There was an in room refrigerator.The Pioneer Village was very nice. It was also very nice that a church service was offered in the Pioneer Village. I greatly enjoyed it, but only happened to find out about it by accident. I didn't visit it, but there was a game room available. I really enjoyed the outdoor patios at the hotel. They are conveniently located and well kept. The view from the patios of the large trees and rolling hills was beautiful.

First, the TV is about one foot from the foot of the bed. Can't turn on water in the shower unless…read moreyou get in it. So you are covered with COLD water for a while. No plastic bags in the dirty wastebasket. The one hook in bathroom is turned to the wall so you can't hang anything on it. Was told during two separate telephone conversations that there would be a breakfast buffet on Friday mornings. No breakfast buffet on Friday. Only one waitress. Only thing ordered that was edible were the pancakes. The dining room does not open until eight in the morning. No coffee available in the lobby. Will never stay here again.

I'm only reviewing the parks Christmas light display. This park is located in the heart of…read moreWashington and is very easy to find. They always have an amazing light display over the holidays but it has definitely gotten much better over the years. They turn the lights on after Thanksgiving and they stay on thru the end of the year. The lights around the water are stunning with the way they reflect off the lake. Some other displays they have are nativity scenes, several action displays and tributes to all the divisions of the United States Armed Forces. Overall this is a great little place to take the kids if you're wanting to see a nice display of Christmas lights.

Although I have been to Washington, IN before, I had not made time to explore East Side Park. What…read morea great amenity for the city! The entrance to the southeast side of the park is at a five point intersection, so be careful pulling into the park. Fortunately, the entrance is one way so you don't have to worry about meeting another car on this narrow road. The park has lots of gazebos and benches for visitors to enjoy. The high ground near the entrance also has a memorial area for service including military and firemen. Farther into the park is Baumert Lake and a nice walking trail around it. Fountains and a mini lighthouse on island add to the view. On the northwest end you will find a pavilion, a playground, basketball courts, and a stage with seating. To the northeast on top of the hill is an area that I'm assuming is part of the fairgrounds since there were structures labeled with farm animal names. Lots of mature trees for shade, several places to pull off for parking and a large central parking lot (paved) just north of the lake makes this a convenient place to visit for awhile. Review #3181

I went with a group here for the first time and we loved it! Beautiful scene, helpful and friendly…read morestaff-what Else could one ask for? When I say helpful- I do mean helpful! As a first timer, I didn't think to protect my keys. I came out and my car wouldn't start. I asked if they could assist with a jump and they were willing but realized my battery was fine. The guy mentioned my key fob (apparently if water get in it can disable the sensor leading the car to not recognize the key). He took it upon himself to go use a device to dry my keys out for me. Our hero!

We had a great experience at Old Mill. The owner, Matt, was thorough with instructions, helped…read morelaunch us gave a great history of the place. From Louisville takes about 45 minutes, easy drive and through beautiful farm land. We were picked up at the pull out, easy and careful. We took our own kayaks and paid for the service fee. Rooster's down the way was the perfect place to have dinner after a trip down the river. We hope to make this a tradition and return for a scenic, peaceful and calm trip down the river.

What is a street festival? It's a lot of things but the primary thing is another excuse to give…read moreyour kids something to do so that the adults can drink out in the streets with friends. That's fine as long as they're enjoying themselves. It might not be so bad if this wasn't in the middle of summer with little to no shade. Attend this festival if you live close so that you can eat unhealthy food. If you live an hour or more away, it might be best to pass. My friends wanted to go here after having it suggested by someone they work with. So off we went. We were bored after 30 minutes of walking around and went home. I'm sure some of the music and dancing entertainment is okay but what I heard while we were there wasn't appealing. There are also a fair amount of local churches with booths. There are carnival rides for the children but that's going to cost you... $20 for a wristband to ride an unlimited amount of times. You can buy tickets too but I'm not sure of the price. Who wants individual tickets though? Just spend the $20 and ride the rides until that brat and pretzel comes back up. The only thing we tried while there were the krautballs. They were good but four or five bucks for four balls? They are big balls so you big ball lovers will love them but for that price, you should at least get 6 balls. The other thing we tried was the ice cream shop(Olaf). It's not exactly part of the festival but it's right in the middle of downtown where the festival is. It didn't seem that busy even though it is in the thick of everything. The ice cream we had was good(not great) and the place was a nice retreat from the instant sweat we encountered because of the direct sunlight. I can't believe this festival lasts for a weekend! It would likely be better if it wasn't in the dead of summer. If you've ever wanted to go to Strassenfest, don't break your back to get there.

Jasper has rolled out the red black and yellow carpet to host Stassenfest. German music, food,…read moredancing and beer are part of the fun in downtown Jasper. Plenty of seating on day 1 of the event. Carnival games and rides later in the evening. People very friendly and inviting. No admission fee. Food prices reasonable. Brat on a pretzel roll was $5. Cold water only a buck. Pretzel roll was fabulous fresh and homemade. Best I ever had. Deserts are to die for. Try the apple strudel. Filled with hand cut apples for only $4. $20 wristbands for unlimited carnival rides. Or tickets $1.50 each and rides require 2-4 tickets. The rides have seen better days. Event goes through Sunday.

Extremely unprofessional experience. I once called to ask about opossum availability and was…read moreimmediately met with hostility. The man on the phone began shouting when I mentioned I was from New Jersey, made inaccurate claims about wildlife laws, and even threatened legal action for "wasting his time." I was calm, factual, and polite throughout. I ended up getting an opossum from a different, friendlier breeder who knew state laws. This kind of behavior toward a potential buyer is unacceptable. Be cautious if you contact this business. I will not be doing so ever again.

Bob brought a camel, donkey, sheep and lambs to our church for a Christmas production. I could tell…read morethat he loves his animals. His animals are well trained and he taught us a lot on how best to handle them. I fell in love with Nebuchadnezzar, the camel, and was so interested in Bob's stories that I'm anxious to visit the Lost River Game Farm some time soon!