who i assume is the owner (Debbie) is extremely unprofessional. my family PAID to use the pool and…read morethere was a man working the office. Debbie came down to the pool area and sat with other customers and asked them "who are those people?" and then whispered for a minute & then said quiet but loud enough i could hear "that's gonna be a problem!" if debbie had any questions she could've easily asked us instead of gossiping and being rude about paying customers to other customers.

The other review that is negative is outdated. This resort is under new management and has been…read moregreatly improved. The room I stayed in was very clean and the grounds are very well taken care of. The staff is extremely helpful and friendly as well.

My family and I absolutely love staying at Myers Landing RV Resort! It has become one of our…read morefavorite places to relax, unwind, and spend quality time together. The campground is always clean, peaceful, and welcoming, making it easy to feel right at home from the moment you arrive. One of our favorite features is the private pool. It's a great place to cool off during the day while the kids have fun and make new friends. There is always something to do, whether it's enjoying the lake, sitting around the campfire, or just spending time outdoors with family. What really makes Myers Landing special is the friendly atmosphere. The staff and fellow campers make you feel like part of a community, not just a guest. If you're looking for a safe, family-friendly campground where you can make lasting memories, I highly recommend Myers Landing RV Resort. We always look forward to our time here!

We were to get a full hookup and site for 4 rigs. We arrived and we 2 of us were moved, to having a…read morefull hookup site. Our dogs had a drainage pit as a place to lay and relax after an 11 hour drive. The office people are very rude as well as the r permanent residents. Sites are SMALL. Not made for a 42 foot 5th wheel. The place was a shitshack, low wires that broke our tv antenna snapped off. No one came to see what happened or the owners to make amends with us. We left a day early could wait to get out of there. The bathrooms were locked with a sign from an IRENE MYERS stating "closed because of shitty people". Not a very nice place. Then accused us of putting ruts in peoples yards. Maybe if the place was set up correctly and made enough room things would be better. And make sure you have the right campers. WE WON'T BE BACK THE SCUMMY PEOPLE CAN HAVE THE CAMPGROUND.

The owners are VERY nice and seem so dedicated to their customers. Always happy to have everyone!…read more I've only been going for a couple years now, after finding out the old owner ( of 10+ years ago) had sold out. I heard only great things of how it's changed for the best, and I was definitely not disappointed. Every single time I've gone there by either land, boat, or seadoo, it has been a wonderful experience. The atmosphere is summer itself! It's fun, colorful, and clean. Great change! The bartender is very good. Their servers are very good at their jobs too. The food is on par with lakefront choices, and I've never had a complaint. Everyone always seems happy there, and it leaves you with a feeling of contentment and peace as you float away to the beautiful KY Lake. Don't forget to get a FatDaddys T-shirt!! We've got 4.

We came on a Wednesday in July and they were open. I heard in August they go back to weekends only,…read morethat their season is from April to August. For a lakeside bar, this place is awesome. Do I wish there was AC? YES. But the food was good, the staff was friendly and fast. Everything we ordered that was fried didn't have a puddle of grease in the bottom of the container. The chicken tenders were perfectly cooked, from end to end. They didnt have those rock hard ends you sometimes get when they sit too long. They had several non alcoholic slushies for our younger daughter, which helped keep the heat at bay. Burgers were simple, but good. Fries and onion rings were good but the fried green beans were my personal favorite. If you are in Land Between the Lakes, you shoukd definitely stop by!

This review is about Hannigan's motorcycle tour to Israel. I have not used their motorcycle repair…read moreand trike shop in Murray, Kentucky, so no comment on that. If you ride a motorcycle, you probably like to travel and have an adventure. If twisting roads, great scenery, learning about other cultures, and exploring historic places you've heard about in the Bible, sound exciting; Israel is the place to go. My wife and I just returned from the Nov. 2014, 12 day tour. We enjoyed every minute of our journey and the tour far exceeded our expectations. The booking process: I booked the trip directly with the owner of the company: Ruth Anne Hannigan. She and her husband David are avid motorcycle riders, have personally led many tours to Israel, and know how to make the most out the short time there. The 12 days really flew by too quickly. The places visited: the first 3 days in Israel is done by tour van. Our local tour guide, Yuval DeJoannes spoke perfect English, and was quite knowledgable and experienced, explaining the historic significance of places visited. In all, there were about 20 historic and religious places explored. You can see the sample itinerary on Hannigan's website in the "Tour" section. Here are my favorites: City of Old Jerusalem, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is divided into 3 religious sections, a Catholic area, a Jewish area, and a Muslim area, Stations of the Cross Street, and walking on the same steps as Jesus did when he carried the Cross, the tunnel tour under the Wailing Wall, and finally exploring the Siloam Water tunnels under City of David. Motorcycle Riding: on the 4th day we went to Tel Aviv and picked up our motorcycles. Some had Suzuki VStrom 650's, I rode a Yamada TDM 900, a bike never imported into the US. The bikes were well maintained and had low miles. Although my wife rode most days on the back of my motorcycle with me, on the particular curvy roads with many switchbacks, she rode in the chase van so I can have lots of fun. She's a keeper. Israel is about the size of New Jersey. We drove south thru the Negev Desert to the beach town resort of Eliat on the Red Sea, Then north to the Dead Sea, the Sea of Galilee, the Fortress Masada, another UNESCO site, finally reaching Mt Hermon at the Syrian border. One gripe I made to Ruth, my wife and I are beach goers, I wish we would have a free day to spend on the beautiful beaches. Ruth stated she would consider a beach day in future tours. The hotels we stayed at were clean, the included buffet breakfast and dinner were good meals, and the hotel staff were welcoming. Lunch was not included and averaged $10-$20. Security: The young Israel Defense Force soldiers could be seen everywhere, ensuring the peace. At no time was I worried about my safety and felt completely at ease. Our guide avoided the Palestine controlled area Gaza Strip, as there was report of rock throwing and protests. To sum up, I have done other motorcycle tours including Edelweiss; I will think highly of this trip as one of the best motorcycle tours I have ever been on and the most memorable. I commend Ruth and David for a job well done and providing me with such an enjoyable touring vacation.

They have the best catfish around! It's definitely worth the 30-mile drive. I've dined here for…read moreseveral years and I always order the 3-piece catfish with fries, mayonnaise coleslaw, white beans, hushpuppies (2), and onion rings (2). Friendly and attentive service staff. Clean and bright. Table where you can see the lake and enjoy the hummingbirds just outside the window.

Place is unique and has interesting history. Could be a favorable trip but prices on food are like…read moreNashville, tn! Food is just average at best and $3.99 for a beverage( tea, soda, etc) is stupid high. Not sure about the Broaster chicken and potatoes. Just overpriced hype o think. Won't go back for sure.

very good food good location good view okay stay. nice room nice balcony wildlife very kind people…read morebreakfast was okay.. didn't provide any bacon or sausage or even ham just eggs and waffles some pastries

Paris Landing State Park is an 841-acre park located in Buchanan, TN…read more Room: Each lodge room offers a private balcony with views of Kentucky Lake. The room is spacious, the beds are comfortable and the sunset/sunrise views from my 4th floor balcony were amazing Food: We enjoyed lunch and dinner at the lodge. The staff were super friendly and attentive. The food was much better than expected. The bar cocktails were also much cheaper than anticipated and were delicious Group favs: Southwest egg rolls and the Rockslide brownie with the expresso icecream. Outdoor fun: we had a chance to walk the Raptor trial, visit the marina and public swim areas. Great spot for family, friends or a work retreat. The staff are friendly and the space is welcoming. The grounds are very well cared for and is evident as you'll see them cleaning and tending to upkeep throughout the day.

Lovely day at the Planetarium and a quick drive to see Bison and Elk. Wonderful way to relax and…read moreenjoy nature and learn a little about our Universe. Military free on Mondays. Has a little gift shop and small museum. Many trails in the area. I recommend.

I was underwhelmed but I also knew that I came at the wrong time of day. We got there around 4pm on…read moreJuly 12th on a hot day. The sign signs the best times to visit is dawn and dusk. Drive through the park on the one lane, one way paved 3 mile loop in about 15-20 minutes and saw nothing. Saw dark clouds coming in and it started to sprinkle so we turned to take another loop and saw some elk, male and female, as well as turkeys. It was only $5, and I'll come back again to show my kids and anyone that comes to visit me, but I'lll make sure to visit at either dusk or dawn.

In today with our N21GF and had 'best of' service for our needs. Thanks folks. Well done.read more