CERA Sports Park & Campground
Course Summary
CERA Sports Park & Campground in Columbus, IN, holds a commendable 4.4-star rating, reflecting a generally positive reception from the disc golf community. Reviewers frequently praise the course for its engaging layout and variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, enhancing overall enjoyment. However, there is notable criticism regarding the course's maintenance and navigational clarity, with some players finding it challenging to move between holes or deal with overgrown areas. These mixed reviews suggest that while the course offers a rewarding experience, attention to upkeep and signage could significantly improve player satisfaction.
Unique aspects of the course, such as its integration within a campground setting, provide an appealing backdrop that many players appreciate for its scenic value and the added convenience of nearby facilities. Despite these strengths, challenges such as inconsistent tee box conditions and the occasional confusion over course layout have been pointed out as areas needing improvement. Addressing these issues could not only elevate the playing experience but also ensure the course fully capitalizes on
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Top Reviews
Amazing place to watch some great baseball! Also, they have camp grounds, kayaking, fishing, food, tennis, a swimming pool, the list goes on and on. Amazing place We came for a baseball tournament and left champions, so thank you guys and salute to the other 11u baseball teams! The view in these photos are amazing 😍
- Paul Barbour
This campground was amazing!! Most of the staff (with the exception of the gentleman working mini golf) was very helpful and friendly. Restaurant was great! Beautiful views and a Great Lake.
- Debbie Papke
The park in general is very clean ,well spaced, extremely comfortable and a favorite spot for our group 30 African-American (campers. Our camping group loves to visit ceraland. The grounds staff needs alittle training on how to treat the campers. we had an encounter with Judy (the manager) who had a chip on her shoulder from the time she walked onto our site . She tried to chastised me like I was a kid because the way i parked the rv , mind you the security guy watched me do it . She said that I potentially had damage the water line by crossing over it while parking . I told her that my day at work was extremely difficult and stressful and all I wanted to do was to get set up so I could have a beer and let the beauty of the camp site take the day away . Judy proceeded to say she was at the bar with her drink and this situation was impeding on her night . After that situation,the play renta cop continued to hassle the others in the group by telling them as they were riding their golf carts after the concert ,that he could take the carts , rvs and license for being out after 10pm. One of the camper’s is a retired IPD and challenged him but we noticed others riding around well past that curfew time ( one of the other people came over on his cart like 12 or so told us that he had been riding all week and had not been stopped not once) . So why was our group hassled and harassed ? I could say because our rvs were big and beautiful but in my mind it’s because of our skin color . So this is a warning to my brothers and sisters of the darker persuasion beware and be careful. We will probably will come back because the grounds is soooo nice .i just hope and pray that the staff will have so training for Inclusion of any and everybody that Chooses to spend money and time at this beautiful grounds. Sincerely, serious camping group Indiana campsations .
- Elise Brown
We camped for a week. The park atmosphere was really nice, grounds are clean other than campers leaving trash in fire pits. It's nice to have a laundry facility, but dryers could use an update. Every staff member I spoke with was great, and that is very important to our family.
- Mrs. C.
Very nice and clean campground. Not the cheapest place but there is a lot to do. Not a big fan of having to pay to swim when we already paid to camp there. Seemed a little odd to me as someone who camps at a lot of different places. I’ve never had to pay to swim except here. Cabins are pretty much empty. Full size bed with a bunk bed. BRING EXTRA CUSHIONS OR PADS. Even with the mat they provide it’s still very very firm. We were allowed a tent on the cabin site so it made for a fun family weekend.
- BLACK HAY_ZUES