We went to Hidden Ego this weekend to celebrate a friend's birthday. We had a blast! There are 4…read moresand volleyball courts, along with cornhole and pin pong tables. There is a great outdoor bar that serves beer and a restaurant that serves your basic bar type foods. We did not eat at Hidden Ego, but did enjoy the bar. I love that they a local brewery's beer on tap. There is plenty of outdoor tables and seating. Service was super friendly. I believe that open volleyball starts at 3pm. When we arrived at that time we were the only ones there, but the place was packed by the evening. This was great place to hang out with friends and get some exercise too!

Very chopped up tees on every hole. Trash cans are over flowing, the scenery is mid. Very nice…read morestaff, not a nice owner.

Really enjoyed this course! Olivia was super helpful in getting us set up and the rate of play was…read moreperfect! Not to mention it was the perfect temperature outside, which helps! The greens were quick and clean, the fairways were pretty divot free and the tee boxes were very accommodating. When we finished, one of the grounds keepers made it a point to come over and ask us how our experience was and we were happy to report it was a great time! Would definitely play here again! (Also it's a good thing I don't let how I personally play reflect in my reviews or this would be subpar at best lol! Pun intended)

Ideal family style campground with super great staff, lots of options with the lake and gym,…read moreaccommodating accommodations, clean and well kept cabins and grounds, and plenty of space to feel like you're not just a car ride from home.

Great experience. The staff here does a great meal, they cater out too. The best is to spend an…read moreevening on the lakefront after eating ribs. They often have campfires near the lake as well. What is special is their vespers point.

We purchased 2 Dixie Sternwheeler tickets for $14 TOTAL on Sunday, July 7, 2024 just before the…read more8:00 p.m. trip. The young woman selling the tickets never indicated the Dixie would not be running that night. We learned from others that the Dixie was down, had only made the 2:00 p.m. Sunday trip, and needed repairs. This girl knew the Dixie was not running and sold us tickets for a ride she knew was not happening on Sunday. She told us to return the following day for a ride. On Monday we were told the Dixie was still not repaired just before the ride was to sail. A man was now selling tickets to people and not telling them the Dixie would not be moving either. When anyone objects they are told, "We don't give refunds." Then WHY are you selling tickets for trips that do not exist? We were told to return Tuesday. This time the young woman was selling tickets to customers and not telling them there would be no rides on Tuesday as the Dixie was still down. Frankly, this is fraud selling tickets to ride a sternwheeler that is not working and then refusing to refund consumers' money. We will not be returning to North Webster so our tickets are worthless. The young woman still wanted to sell me another set of tickets Tuesday night until I told her, "You know full-well that boat is not going anywhere." She muttered, "Oh, I forgot." Apparently, it is their job to sell tickets to anyone walking through the door while knowing the boat won't be running. Tell me what you would call this--a scam, fraud, theft? Do not purchase tickets until you see people walking onto the Dixie because you will be losing your money if the ship needs repairs, unless you happen to live in the immediate area of the Dixie. Refunds should be mandatory when the ship is broken and cannot be repaired for days. The sternwheeler was still not running on Wednesday, July 10 yet tickets were being sold to "Ride the Dixie" on that day too. Hmmmmm! I guess they think we are all "suckers" because they stick us with tickets and keep the money.

The Dixie boat is a summer staple in North Webster. It's still only $7 for a 75 minute cruise…read morearound Webster lake... There is no better value for a family outing anywhere! Webster lake has several small islands with houses that you cruise by, a summer camp and many beautiful cottages. There is a historical soundtrack narrated by Captain Bob Barnes; if you come on Saturday night at 9pm, they nix the soundtrack and Captain Bob sings to you live!

This gym is always very clean. It may look small, but it has plenty of amenities and equipment…read more This YMCA has a pool, basketball courts, indoor & outdoor track, fitness classes (very few), aerobic/weight machines, and weight racks. All of the aerobic machines have their own tv screens.

Its a good gym in Warsaw it's really nice and clean and good service and friendly staff and a lot…read moreof classes to take. Overall I recommend it.

I've been making an effort to experience my home state of Indiana a little more these days. From…read morestate parks to roadside attractions to smalltown diners, I've been trying to simply slow down and enjoy Indiana. Chain O' Lakes State Park is one of Indiana's state parks. Located in Albion, a small city of under 2,400 in northeast Indiana's Noble County (think Kendallville), Chain O' Lakes State Park has as its main feature, you guessed it, a chain of lakes. The park has a chain of nine "kettle" lakes (13 lakes total, 9 connected). Kettle lakes are glacial lakes that were formed out of melting ice blocks. Chain O' Lakes offers small boating, 23 miles of forested trails for hiking, a hillside family cabin, a Nature Center, campground, swimming beach, picnic shelters, and the historic Stanley Schoolhouse - a historic one-room schoolhouse. Chain O' Lakes has 426 campsites, 18 cabins, waterfalls, great fishing spots, and you can rent watercraft. This is far enough from Indy that I kind of recommend making it a weekend trip rather than a day trip. There's much to do in Noble County (which also has a decent-sized Amish community). You can canoe a great five-mile path through the park's nine connected lakes (This used to be an official "challenge," though I don't know if it is anymore). There are even canoe camping sites (more isolated than the traditional camping sites). Chain O' Lakes is one of Indiana's under-appreciated gems. It's definitely less accessible than some of the parks, though it has improved somewhat over the years. It's more rustic and natural. It emphasizes outdoor experiences and its just over 2,700 acres feel like you could just get lost in them. The park is only 19 miles northwest of Fort Wayne (Indiana's second largest city), however, it feels like a world away. As someone who typically goes to Fort Ben State Park, I have a major love for these parks where you get there and forget there's a world outside the gates. If you're not the camping type, I'd probably head to Kendallville rather than Albion for the overnight. However, Chain O' Lakes has everything from primitive to more comfortable camping. So, it's easy to find something that works. I hadn't been to Chain O' Lakes in a while. Returning, I was reminded just how much I enjoy the place and how relaxing it is. A few other basics - This is a state park, so there's a fee to enter unless you've gotten the State Park pass (which I recommend for Indiana's 24 state parks). Also, fishing requires the state license and it is enforced. Finally, a couple semi-fun facts. There's a "re-entry center" located directly in the state park with a capacity of 140 incarcerated individuals. It offers educational and treatment programs designed to help people transition into the community - it also helps maintain this park, Pokagon, and the surrounding communities. It's been here since 1967 (and yes, it is safe.). Chain O' Lakes State Park also hosts The HUFF 50k Trail Run/Relay, the 12th largest ultramarathon in North America. Doesn't all this make you want to visit? I'll admit that I tend to stick in the 4-5 star range for most state parks. I love them. In terms of accessibility, I'd go 4-star for Chain O' Lakes. Because it offers so much and is really under-appreciated (in my opinion), I'm bumping it up to 5-stars. The trails, occasionally accessible, really do require someone with mobility issues to have assistance and some simply wouldn't work. Word of caution, as well, with so much water you had best plan for mosquitoes. They can be really serious around here!

Great camping spot! It's always quiet and beautiful. The boat rental closes at 4 ( I couldn't find…read morethe hours) and we didn't know that and got there at 4:05 :( only downside. The trails are good and the Dairy Queen in town is always a nice backup if the hot dogs aren't enough for your hunger

This course is incredible! Great experience overall, I can't stress enough how awesome this place…read morewas. So easy-going and relaxing. Fabulous way to spend a day.

I made a reservation for a 10 person golf outing among friends that has occurred annually for over…read more25 years. The initial reservation was made for 8 over two months prior to the event and an additional grouping was later added 3 weeks before the event. Less than 2 weeks prior to the event, I got a call from 'Jim' at South Shore saying that a mistake had been made and they now had a large outing and they were cancelling our small outing. I complained and Jim said he'd try and work something out but never bothered to call back. Bad business for sure! Fortunately, Stonehenge CG of Winona Lake saved the day for us.

The fields are nice and well kept. There was rain all day and the field was wet but they did a…read morefine job of getting it ready for a game. Fountain pop is only one dollar and fee refills. The only downside is small bathrooms.