Delta High School moved their cross country invitational meet from the Water Bowl to here. It's…read moreprobably less remote for most of the area teams, though Delta itself was close to the other venue. There doesn't seem to be much in the way of parking, especially considering that they have a few fields. We parked on the grass and the drive way, if you can call it that--is fairly maintained, but not great and no worse than the Water Bowl. Of course, you're not supposed to be going fast enough that you could really do damage to your vehicle anyway. Delta High School was able to lay out a "aesthetically-pleasing course", as I was told, so apparently the maintenance crew mowed the grass accordingly. It was quite striking. Compared to the Water Bowl, it turned out looking like a professional event.

This is a decent enough place to hold a baseball or softball tournament. 5 fields total, all dirt…read moreinfields, fences from 305 to 325. Temp fences are set up for the younger players, along with those faux baseball mounds (multi purpose fields). Decent enough concessions (pickle juice shooters?!) and restrooms that aren't Porto-lets. Grounds crew doing a good job taking care of fields between games. Not bad.

No reviews??!! The…read moreoriginal Y in Muncie. Has a pool, basketball courts and a nice locker room area. Gym and free weight section is not big. If there's more than 3 people on the weights you'll be crowded.

It's the old Y. They have a nice pool, and if you want to swim in Muncie in the winter time, this…read moreis the go-to spot. The other facilities are a bit time warn and could use some updating. Probably best to go to the Northwest Y for lifting.

Lil sprouts is a great place to play with the Grandkid. I appreciate how clean and cozy it is. I…read moredon't understand the reviews where they complain about the no shoes policy. Why would you want your little ones playing on a dirty floor? as a grandma, I don't have the luxury of all these toys, so it give the kiddos someplace clean and safe to run around, rather than being cooped up with the tv or tablet.

Great park but the people are horrible that come here. The kids and I left because a grown woman…read moretried punching a toddler in the face for going down a slide with her kid. This said toddler was also dropped off without an adult present .

This is one of the best parks in Muncie. Located just north of downtown, the park features a…read moregreenspace park area, an aquatic center, and two playgrounds on the west end. The aquatic center features a water slide, swimming pool, and a splash center with lots of shade tents within the fenced area. The playground on the north side of the street seems ideal for smaller children. On the south side of the street by the parking area, there is a huge two-story playground with towers and walkways and a long slide from the top level to the ground! The area looked well maintained and clean. Parking was no problem even on a weekend visit just after lunch. Review #938

It's a very nice facility and is very kid friendly. Kids can learn how to swim and interact with…read moreother children. There are many things for children to learn and do that keeps electronics out of their hands. Kids need more play time and more interaction with other children.

Friendly staff? Check! Variety of workout classes? Check! Sauna? Check! This is definitely my…read morefavorite gym within New Castle. I highly recommend the Cycling class, and they have a great swimming pool you can utilize. Not to mention members get discounts on other activities offered such as kids basketball and soccer teams.

This is the best park that there is, it's safe fun, inviting, and always a very welcoming place to…read morecome. You never want to leave once you get here. my grandma and I used to come here almost every day when I was a kid the best park in the whole world. I just love it. Wish I was a kid again.

By now, it's no secret that I do quite a few charitable events with a good majority of them…read moreinvolving long-distance wheeling. Over the past 30 years, I've traveled over 6,000 miles in my wheelchair with various events nationwide. Distances have been everything from one mile to 1,000 miles. I'm finally sitting down to review some of the places I've traveled and some of the trails and parks I've experienced. I'm also reviewing some of the non-profits I've worked with. While I'm focusing on more recent events for obvious reasons, it's giving me a great chance to remember these tours. I visited Muncie's Westside Park on the closing day of a recent Tenderness Tour. It was going to be an event on the adjacent White River Greenway, a beautiful trail that runs alongside, you guessed it, White River. This was an awful day. It was cold. It was rainy, actually stormy, and I had a good 15 miles to. My attitude is that violence doesn't stop in the rain, so I can't stop trying to prevent it in the rain. So, I wheel in all weather. Fortunately, this day also included some of the best volunteers I've had included the young woman pictured in my photo - a work peer who works in the Muncie office of my agency (I work in the main office in downtown Indy). Westside Park is located in the floodplain along the southern boundary of Muncie's Westside (I bet you figured that out, didn't you?). It has a little league sized baseball diamond that is also used for softball. It has picnic tables and shelters, basketball courts, a playground, a shuffleboard court, three wire-control airplane circles, and tons of greenspace. The White River is along the southern boundary of the park and that's where you can join up with the White River Greenway. The White River Greenway is a paved trail that is wide enough for a wheelchair, though it's worth noting that it does have a couple of steep inclines on it. I had my challenges in adverse weather. The park has been going through a series of improvements over recent years and seems to be steadily used. The basketball courts have been resurfaced. There's a new parking lot on the westside of the courts. New trees have been planted. Also, the White River Greenway was extended and includes a turn-around. I'll be the first to admit that I didn't get to use the park as much as I'd have liked given the horrible weather I was wheeling in. However, I must say the shelters came in handy and were pretty wheelchair friendly. Also, the greenway gave us a nice surface and it was a cool place to be at when the local media from Ball State University showed up. There's also a public restroom here and drinking fountain, though I didn't use it and can't speak to its wheelchair friendliness. The real selling point to me with this park is the adjacent White River. It's really beautiful and I enjoyed the trail. The trail does get a bit urban at some points, think graffiti at a bridge point, but the vast majority of this area is a wonderful residential park and awesome trail for walkers, wheelers, runners, and bikers. I felt safe here and had no hassles, though I suppose you'd have to be a really committed criminal to come out and hassle a guy in a wheelchair during a rainstorm.

Jackson Park is conveniently located across the street (Fulton) from an elementary school. There…read moreis plenty of parking in a lot on Fulton (one block east of Raible) with easy access to the shelters and playgrounds. The park has lots of trees and a paved walking loop that leads to more exercise equipment on the west end of the park. The grounds seemed to be well maintained and the park equipment looked colorful and appealing. Review #1098

Great local park with playground and fitness area. Would be perfect for a picnic or chilling with…read moreyour kids. There's a walking path that circles the park, and covered tables for eating. Love to walk our dogs here but there isn't a water fountain for them.

We had a blast playing the Toy Box & The Factory rooms. You have an hour to complete each room &…read moreyou can call for up to three clues. It was a fun challenge! Your group needs to communicate, try ideas, and work well together. Some of the puzzles & clues were pretty difficult to solve. I would like to come back later and attempt their other two escape rooms. One thing that is cool is that they have two Factory rooms so two different groups can start it at the same time & challenge each other to see who finishes first. Also, the staff here are very friendly.

We had a fun until we couldn't escape because of a broken lock. More time was briefly offered as if…read moreit was an inconvenience. Then when asking for a PARTIAL refund because we did complete the first room, one employee was nice and gave the refund while the other snidely remarked he offered more time. Left more frustrated than satisfied.