Big4 Station — Attraction in Jeffersonville

Hello everyone, be very careful today I went to Hesa ​​Cascades and we had an attack by some boys from Horriva. From a waterfall. They started attacking us with large rocks, they tried to kill me and my friends. Thank God we were able to escape and protect ourselves from the rocks they threw at us. They weighed 20 and 10 pounds and were 50 feet high. Please be very careful, there were 2 boys who had long hair and were between 16 and 18 years old. I would like to know if the park caretakers could see the security cameras they have because they are going to do it again. And prevent them from killing one or more people. I hope the authorities of Madison County do something before something happens. My friends and I are very scared of what they did against us... I don't know where to go to file a complaint against the people who attacked us... please help us so they can be arrested and they don't make any more attempts on the lives...

What's there to say about the Big4 Station? It's pretty, clean, people are friendly, great place for walking, jogging, riding bikes(that's what we were doing before playing at the playground). Whether you're with family, friends, both our alone, the Big4 Station is welcoming, peaceful and fun. We felt safe because there were Jeffersonville Police patrolling and were friendly and accommodating. There's food available nearby and frozen yogurt. Adult beverages are near, as well, if that's what you're looking for. It's really an awesome place to spend some time. That's any day of the week and on the weekends you're just a couple blocks from live entertainment at the riverstage. Friday nights there's usually a band or two and Saturday is usually movie night or maybe a show. Family friendly always and the popcorn...

This place is very nice and I love it! The have plenty of shade in the playground area, splash water, bathrooms, boats and kayaks rentals and food truck in Kentucky side. I think you need to pay for parking, but because I live in Indiana. I park on Indiana side and cross the bridge walking or by bike. If you don't have bike the have rentals of bikes, scotters, family bycicles cart , tricycles and more. On Indiana side they have a playground, sculpture sand and frozen yogurt, ice cream and more in three restaurants. Plenty of grass to walk dogs or play soccer. Dogs are not allowed on the bridge, but I put my little one in a wagon carrier with the kids to cross it to the other side because she is very...