Hoosier Gym

An absolute hidden treasure in Indiana. A gem. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and super friendly. I was enthralled by the place. They also sell Hickory gear. I am so glad we saw the sign on the highway and stopped. A must visit if you love the move Hoosiers and are in Indiana.

They are closed on Sunday, but my brother-in-law is a big fan of the movie. So, while we were traveling from California, we went by for him to at least get some outside shots.  As we were there, they were taking down the amerrican flag for the evening. They asked if we wanted to see inside. Got a tour by the wonderful caretaker. What a finish to the day. We are so grateful to them. Keep up the great work!!!!!

Absolute, PHENOMENAL place to play. My daughter and her team had the privilege of playing in this historical gym and grabbing a 35-14 victory for the BGC Thunder.

If given the opportunity, we would love to come back and play here again.

I came here for a work meeting and loved it. The 1936 floor was beautifully restored. So much dedication has gone into preserving this space. Nice work to the locals and investors. Who saved it from the wrecking ball.

Such a neat experience from really wonderful, thoughtful caring guides. A beautiful town with a gem famous for a movie but really become a point of pride

My Old Kentucky Home Museum

We enjoyed our visit so much.  The entire grounds are beautiful and alive with history.  We attended during October, so we could see the weep no more tour.  The mansion we decorated in Victorian mourning.  The staff was great and very informative.

Highly recommended. What a beautiful place! We took the tour of the house and were not disappointed! Reluctant at first, because the tour was 45 min. long, we were not one moment bored, but amazed of the amount of information that was presented in a very interesting and entertaining way. All staff were very passionate about their work and presentation, resulting in a wonderful experience for us.

A nice tour. Lots of information. Very interesting. The photo is of the welcome center. I forgot to get one of the home.😢

Interesting tour! The tour guides were great, very personable and informative.  Our first floor guide, Molly, sang "My Old Kentucky Home" beautifully. A lot of original items that were family owned. The grounds were very pretty. Gift shop has a little something for everyone.   Looking forward to going back again someday.

Enjoyed the mansion tour more than we expected.  Federal Hill is tied to so much Kentucky history.  So many period antiques that we enjoyed seeing.  There is a couch where Andrew Jackson took naps on his visits.  Guide was great.  Told stories that made history come to life.

Big Bone Lick State Historic Site

We stayed at the campground for two days.  The campground is not that big but clean and well laid out.  The washrooms and showers were clean but need updating.  The water hookup at some sites is quite far so make sure to have enough hose.  The sites are reserved but there are some walk ins available if you come during the week or off season.  I do have to say that the woman in the office must have been having a couple of bad days- I'll leave it at that.

Seeing the bison and visiting the museum and gift shop was a nice bonus.

Big Bone Lick was a trip that we decided to make three hours away because of the fossil beds, bison, and camping. While the park is kept up, along with the campsite, the base offering is actually pretty limited. I think my expectations were a bit more considering there were supposed dig sites on the grounds. The visitors center is nice, but very small. The diorama behind it was faded and in need of update. The bison were very neat though we didn’t get to see them up close. Trails could use some improvement. Overall a good but not great place, potentially much better if it gets an overhaul.

The family stopped by today to check out the Bison and the museum. We lucked out on this hot day that the Bison were all out eating grass. They were eating along the fence line, which made it a great experience. Standing a couple feet away from such magnificent and powerful creatures was a treat. Lastly, we stopped at the small museum they have near the Bison. It was way more than I expected, lots on display. Behind the building, they have another display with fiberglass animals from the Ice age.    Everyone had a fantastic time.

A very nice Kentucky State Park that doesn't require a full day commitment.   We were able spend a couple hours the view the visitor center, walk a couple of trails and see the local bison herd.  The trails are well marked.  The loop trail at the Visitor Center is an easy walk.  Going back on a couple of the other trails past the bison can get you some elevation changes, but I consider moderate in difficulty.   Overall we hiked about 3 1/2 miles in less than 2 hours.  Plenty for what we wanted to do.  The visitor center has a lot of information about the history of the site.  Well worth a stop in visit.   It's not big so 15 to 30 minutes is more than enough time.  The staff and rangers were helpful.

Great park! Took a day trip specifically to see the Bison and it was well worth the trip. Spent almost a hour just enjoying these magnificent animals!

U.S. Space & Rocket Center

Such an educational, fun museum. There is SO MUCH to see and do. There are so many interactive things for kids and adults to do. There is so much to see, watch, and experience here. We even got to speak with a rocket scientist who has been doing this for 52 years.
It's hard to even summarize the experience. Truly, our nations space history spread out. Lots of walking but worth it.
The staff is friendly and efficient at answering questions. There are so many restrooms and easy wheelchair access throughout. You could spend a whole day exploring and finding more facts and information.  There are outside exhibits and indoor ones. There are tons of picnic tables outside, and there is a cafe with indoor seating as well.
Wear your walking shoes and take lots of pictures. It is something your guests will talk about for years to come.

This is a decent place to bring young children for an outing. I came during the week so it wasn't so crowded for the most part. Planetarium show was okay, wasn't as exciting as we thought. But worth the $10 while there. Good amount of information regarding space and replica models.

Our day at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center was an absolute dream! The abundance of free parking made our visit hassle-free. 🚗 The center seamlessly blends fun and learning, engaging us in rocket science, mathematics, aerospace, engineering, and technology through hands-on building activities. 🌌📚 The myriad of benefits exploring the center offers makes it a perfect day of education and exploration. Highly recommend for families seeking a unique and enriching experience! 🚀🌟

Incredible experience whether you care of not about space. Stunning collection and lots of learning they make sure never goes over your head. They even had NASA retirees to talk about their work on the rockets you're standing right in front of. Highlight of the trip.

Fun place to learn history of the US space program. It’s expensive for a family to come here so plan accordingly. They charge for almost everything interactive once you pay the $30/ea. entrance fee. I get it that they are  privately funded so they have to charge to get in. The kids loved it and I loved coming here as a kid myself. The restaurant is a rip off so plan food accordingly.

Constitution Square Historic Site

This is a great place to sit and reflect. There is history of Danville going back almost 250 years, including a courthouse and jail still standing after all them years. I took these pictures in hopes people may see something they didn't even know existed around here!

Amazing historic site, with friendly people and plenty of picnic tables for outside eating or fellowshiping.

Sometimes I'm blessed by the places I visit and the people I meet. I stopped on a whim as I was passing by and I'm glad I did. I met two fantastic people who gave me the history of the square they told me the story of each building and I truly enjoyed the visit and enjoyed the history

We have visited here a few times, always kept neat and clean. Nice quiet place, interesting history presentations. I especially like seeing the actual buildings from the 1790s.

I Love this place! It has beautiful scenery and is perfect for photos! As a photographer, I really appreciate how many different photo opportunities this place has. Checkout my photography page on insta or Facebook to see some of the photos I’ve done here! @LuizaFaithPhotography

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

Arguably the best part of this museum is the staff (the same does not apply to the gift shop staff … that was a bad experience) they were knowledgeable, fun, and really seemed to enjoy their jobs. Aside from the staff, the museum itself was well done. The exhibits were well explained and told the story of Lewis and Clark with clarity. One item of note, at the end of exhibits are a few cases of guns, go to that case and look at the top most gun at the front. That’s a replica of the repeating air rifle, a true marvel of engineering and what the Indians were shown as Lewis and Clark traveled. Imagine seeing a rifle that didn’t need gunpowder, was quiet when shot, and didn’t create muzzle flash. That’d be fairly amazing to see in a world of muzzle loaded weapons. Anyway, highly recommend place to visit.

Amazing place! It is full of history and great for all ages! Butler the Newfoundland dog makes it even better! He’s same breed of dog that Lewis and Clark took with them. We highly recommend it

Clean and nice center with lot of informations. Very friendly staff. I spent a few hours here with my kids and they loved the photo hunt a lot. The exposition is well made and full of interesting things. It gives you a good feeling how that all was. Even for me and I’m from Germany. Nice place.

Nice center with pleasant staff. Clean place, clean bathrooms. The various displays appeared to display more of the positive side of the Lewis and Clark expedition(s), but kind of glossed over some of the "not great" aspects. I think it would have been beneficial to give more of an explanation of the not great aspects of the journey, the explorers' encounters with various Indian tribes, and treatment of women.

Separately, there are nice walking paths outside, with nice views of the river. The cost I think is $8pp, unless you have a national parks pass (in which case, you'd get in for free). Military also get in for free.

The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center is an amazing star in the crown of Great Falls.  With so much information about this incredible journey, it is all put together in a highly comprehensive, and wonderfully interactive manner.  Kids love all of the hands-on exhibits.

Children's Museum of Montana

We love it here! We opted for a membership and are so glad we did! Our kids ask to come all the time. There is so much for the kids to do and we love getting in on the play. There is a lending library, a little cafe to snag a coffee (and a play one upstairs for your littles to pretend they made it for you 😜). The staff is always so kind and friendly. Highly recommend.

An awesome place for our toddler to spend a morning. There are so many little stations with different themes which was great for our child to do various imagination type plays.  Don't forget the second levels which tons of extra plays. Admissions is good for the entire day with the possibility of reentry. Free parking outside.

The place is a bit dated but doesn't seem to bother any child.

The kids had so much fun and the adults did too!

This place is wonderful- not just for kids but adults too. We took our son here for the first time and we interacted with the areas as well! We ended up getting the annual pass. More places should have things like this for kids. The staff was helpful and friendly also. There’s different areas for kids to learn and explore without knowing they’re doing it!

You guys raised your price and it's way too much. I'm not gonna pay $10 a person! I can understand paying that per child but the adults too? That is ridiculous. You used to be a good place to take our family but not anymore. I can go to McDonald's, let the kids play, and buy everyone food and still pay less than what you are charging.

Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum

My family thoroughly enjoyed the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum. The museum have interesting artifacts and displays of the history of Lincoln Memorial University at the beginning. The museum also displays a chronology of Lincoln's heritage and life, humanizing the 16th President of the United States. The museum has a lot of authentic US Civil War surgical kits and weapons. There are displays discussing the history of Harrogate area at the time of the US Civil War along with army and naval historical information. Very affordable even for a family of 6 like us. For littles, there is a large discovery room with dress up clothes, Lincoln Logs, theme books, and hands on cabinets for fun learning history. I highly recommend a visit!

Great place to learn all things Abraham Lincoln. The museum really flows and allows you to move at your own pace. The admission is $5.00 but the knowledge is priceless. Beautiful views of the mountains and countryside can also be seen from the museum. Definitely worth a stop if your in the area.

I was excited to go (one of my favorite presidents) but couldn't get in because they were closed during winter break which was not updated on their Google page. Promised to be a cool little find on my back roads journey through Tennessee to Kentucky but alas.

Bonus points for the festive red tie on the Lincoln statue

Third largest private Lincoln collection in the world. Artifacts include a corner cabinet made by Lincoln's father, scales used by Lincolin while  he was a grocer in New Salem, the Lincoln family Springfield tea set, White House items, and actual funerary ornaments. Also, a wide selection of Civil War artifacts, including weapons, uniforms, naval history, and medical history. Areas within the museum for children to explore history is the Lincoln Learning Lab, a place where they can interact with replicas, dress-up, make crafts, and explore the past.

Nice museum of Abraham Lincoln.  Busts, statues, pictures, portraits, memorabelia displayed.  Lincoln's story, political history on display.  Second floor, was not as organized, displays showed age.  A very liberal art wall could have been eliminated.

Montgomery Zoo & Mann Wildlife Learning Museum

We came when children were at school so it was pretty empty. Would've been perfect if the staff were friendly. The young woman in the cafe made it better. The food wasn't good but the kids got hats and cute cups to take home.

Cute little zoo. Great for small children and can get through in a couple of hours. The kids enjoyed the petting zoo and playground. Food isn't ridiculously priced. Just wish there were more indoor exhibits to get out the heat on really hot days. Going in the colder months is definitely preferable.

The Christmas Lights Festival was great as usual. Pay attention to weather forecast and dress appropriately. Ski Lift and Train Ride were both fun and great activities to capture pictures from.

Montgomery Zoo boasts a variety of captivating attractions. The Giraffe Encounter stands out, allowing visitors to get up close and even feed these majestic animals. The Zoofari Skylift Adventure offers a unique perspective, providing picturesque views of the zoo from above. The Stingray Bay exhibit provides an interactive experience, allowing guests to touch and learn about these fascinating sea creatures. Additionally, the African Elephant and Cheetah exhibits showcase the zoo's commitment to conservation and education. These attractions contribute to making Montgomery Zoo a well-rounded and enjoyable destination for all.

The place is so well kept and pretty. Travelled on a day when most things were kind of closed. But still got to experience the train ride. The Mann museum is such a knowledgeable place. A great learning experience. The details on the animals are so well portrayed. Their origin and all. Peacocks all over the place, amazing view. Andddd they have a freaking photo boothhhh!!!!

Old Alabama Town

We loved the tour of the big main house parking is street parking but at least it is free & my only issues is that we had someone appoarch us as we were going into the main house with his privates uncovered that made my sister jumpy the rest of our tour no fault to them clearly. This attraction is very well done I wish some of the houses that had business in them were open for tour & done up in the time frame not all of them but one or two. But overall well done they do have bathrooms and maps for you to know what's open. If you have the time def try to stop in when they give a tour of the main house that's worth it too.

This is such a greatly preserved place! Start at Lucas Tavern which is at 310 N Hull St - here you purchase tickets. Two blocks of historical buildings full of artifacts and information! They have a school, a church, old newspaper presses and even a completely preserved cotton gin!!! We have traveled most of the South and this is the only one we have seen. It is so cool!!!

Place was great.  Very interactive and it's so well maintained.  The idea of walking around into these places/ buildings is so much better than seeing pictures on a wall.

The playground is also great and big enough to let the kids run around awhile.  One of the best kids playground I've ever seen!

Beautiful place! The staff were wonderful, especially Ms. Margaret, who took us on the tour of the Ordeman House. She was so knowledgeable about the mansion, a wealth of information and she made it interesting for the kids. It was amazing to see such well preserved buildings and artifacts.

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