The staff was really helpful and insightful and so friendly…read more The assortment was pretty of Cars was really good this time

After an automobile accident on I-81, I rented a vehicle from Hertz at the Tri-City Airport as they…read morewere the only place within a 100 miles open on the weekend. I told the agent that I was going to D.C., with a rental for two days. When I contacted them again, I was told that there would be an over $500 charge if I left the vehicle in D.C. as an "unauthorized" dropoff. When I called Hertz customer service, they told me that this was a privately owned location and that they could do nothing to assist. Would not recommend under any circumstances.

Very easy pick up and return at TRI. Desk person very efficient and pleasant. I got a brand new car…read morethat was clean and just what I reserved. I have never had an issue renting here.

i should of read the other reviews before i rented from thriftys. i was charged $30 additional,…read morenot on my invoice, i called and the guy said i didnt put gas in the car even tho i did!!!! its a good thing i took a picture ;) 0 stars. DO NOT USE, AVOID AT ALL COST, UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE CHARGED MORE THAN EXPECTED

This is the best taxi company in the Tri-Cities! Their prices are very reasonable. The cars are…read moreimmaculately clean and roomy late-models. A drive with them is like traveling with a good friend. They are people of character and very friendly. They accommodate special requests and are patient with us elderly passengers. I will not use Uber and I'll not settle for any other cab company. Kingsport Cabbie is reliable, always on time, they know the area roads well and get you to your destination via the best route.

Very nice & courteous driver. Was on time & very reasonable price to go to airport from hotel…read more Great experience.

Best hostel on the entire Appalachian Trail. Bob Peoples retired from the Air Force. He and his…read morewife moved to Hampton TN, way up in the mountains, built a home with a connecting hostel just a short walk from the Appalachian Trail, with the intent to host AT hikers, and volunteer to maintain what was at the time a very poorly maintained section of the Appalachian Trail. It's a special place place rooted deep within the long distance hiking community. The hostels amenities are very simple. Bunks, wood stove, showers, laundry, free shuttle, kitchen. It's perfect for hikers. And anyone who meets Bob will tell you he is the salt of the earth.

Kincora is a hostel for AT hikers that only asks for a $5 donation if you're short on cash, however…read morewe loved the generosity from Bob Peoples and his helpers so much that we donated $20/person, especially when we herd that some hikers had been stealing money from his donation box, how disappointing and what a shame! Bob Peoples has got to be one of the friendliest members of the AT society I have met yet. He was extremely cheerful and loves to laugh and joke with everyone. At his hostel you can bunk, or if you're a couple and there aren't many hikers staying the night you arrive, he will let you stay in one of his private cabins (one is a tree house). You are also able to shower and do laundry during your stay, and they will also shuttle the group into town. We had a medical problem, so Bob made a special trip into town just for us. It is not the cleanest, newest hostel we've been to, however none thus far have been. It was the atmosphere that made it incredible. I just hope hikers don't take advantage of this gem and they give back to his cause. We had such an amazing experience at this hostel!

We are absolutely loving our stay at this KOA! The park itself is wonderful,peaceful, welcoming,…read moreand clearly well cared for. We did have a pretty scary mishap.Our Jeep while being disconnected rolled down a hill. My wife actually tried to jump in to stop it (not recommended!), and ended up with quite a few bumps, scrapes, and bruises. Thankfully, it wasn't anything more serious, but definitely a moment we won't forget. What truly stood out was the incredible response from the staff. Wayne showed up immediately and, along with Jennifer, and the front desk lady who I don't know her name, jumped into action. Wayne was able to safely pull our Jeep back up over the ledge, and their calm, supportive response made all the difference in a stressful situation. We are so grateful. Beyond that adventure, the campground has been fantastic. The grounds are clean, the playground is being updated, and they even blew up the jump pad for the kids,which was a huge hit! There are also resident donkeys who love carrots, which adds such a fun and unique touch. And I have to say......major win on the bathrooms and showers. They are spotless and thoughtfully designed, with plenty of space to hang clothes and set down toiletries (which, if you RV, you know is everything!). I truly can't say enough about how wonderful our stay has been. Great people, great atmosphere, and a place we would absolutely come back to. Highly recommend!

We are pretty avid fans of most KOA's - though this has been our least favorite. One issue is the…read morevery narrow hours the office is open. They close at 6, so if you check in after hours, they hang a bag and insist you sign a waiver and drop it in a box. We are used to being escorted to sites by staffers in golf carts - none of that here, in fact very little interaction with, nor seeing anyone who worked there. The sites are not very level, and it can be incredibly steep to get out. We were there 4 days, and I can say it's incredibly quiet, to the point my husband and I felt uncomfortable sitting outside with low music talking. It seems that most people are either long term stays, or single night on their way elsewhere (we had a different neighbor every single night). With other options in the area, we won't be back.

My wife insists that we can't drive past a Visitor's Center - so, as we entered the historic town…read moreof Jonesborough, our first stop was at the Visitor's Center which also included a small museum The staff in the visitor's center was most helpful and provided a lot of useful information. If you visiting or passing thorugh Jonesborough, you owe it to yourself to stop at the visitor's center.

We stopped at this Visitor Center to get walking tour maps of all of the historic buildings in this…read moretown. There were two ladies that the counter that were helpful in getting us the information we needed. They have a decent sized private parking lot and a free museum inside with artifacts from the area. There's also a gift shop with handmade items and books for sale. Would highly recommend stopping here first before touring Tennessee's oldest town!

did the horse back riding today, they gave you the full experience and more, they are the kindest…read morepeople with the best hospitality with beautiful views, 10/10 recommend for your next vacation!

My boyfriend and I went to Elite Frontier Adventures to enjoy some Tennessee trails while getting…read moreto learn more about riding horses. Not only were we greeted by some of the most friendliest people, but they also brought us into their home and taught us about the horses they have. We learned to groom and saddle the horses which made us appreciate the experience even more. After grooming the horses and putting the saddles on, we went for a trail ride. Gary was great at warning us of what the horses would do going uphill/downhill, etc and ensuring we both felt comfortable. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in appreciating horses and the outdoors!

This campground was completely destroyed by Helene. They are working to try and restore the park…read more As far as camping, they have not given a time line as to when they will even begin on fixing camp sites again.

We have family in the area and came across this jewel while visiting. The grounds are well…read moremaintained. There are nice FHU and rustics sites with several miles of dog-friendly trails. This is not a large State Park but it has a lot to offer. The historical site is a short walk from the campground and contains a plethora of information. The rangers are very friendly and gladly answer any questions as well as giving nature hikes and historical tours. The sites slope downhill toward the river but get leveler the closer you are to be the river. Large Motorhomes will want to avoid the first row (closest to the road) and possibly the second row. You will definitely need a few more leveling blocks on these rows. The last two rows are not too bad with few to no leveling blocks needed. We found Verizon and AT&T Cell and Data Services to work well. The park offers free WiFi that is readily usable most of the day. Note: If you have a long trailer or Motorhome, say 30' or more. There are several routes to get here coming off of 11E. Make sure and call the campground for directions. You want to follow the route from the Limestone area that takes you under the railroad tracks. Otherwise, you will be on some uncomfortable narrow curvy roads.