My wife and I stopped here for a visit while on our return trip home from our road trip before…read moregoing to Jack Daniel's. It was so beautiful and peaceful and a joy to just relax and walk about the grounds at our leisure. It was truly incredible to me to see this old mill still operable!

Can't believe I live so close and had never been here until this weekend. So many cool pieces of…read moremachinery to check out, along with a lot of history and beautiful grounds to see - waterfall, creeks, and waterwheel. It's only $5 per person to visit and worth a quick stop!

Great place to bring the family. We did the museum and the mirror maze. We had fun and took many…read morepictures.at the end they had a quick survey and we ended up getting a nice souvenir picture as a gift. It was worth the money.

By the far the best haunted adventure I've been on! It's long, terrifying, and fun. It's also not…read moresuper expensive.

First time doing this haunted attraction. We have done several haunted attractions, all of them in…read moreNashville and surrounding areas. This one is a little off the beaten path, just off of I-24, at the old Hales Bar Dam location. We did the VIP admission, which included the paranormal, haunted powerhouse, with a fast pass. We have actually done paranormal ghost walks. This one left a little to be desired. Mostly just touring a section of the powerhouse, nothing special. The haunted portion of the attraction was actually pretty good! We enjoyed it. It had different elements than most typical haunted attractions. We would probably come back, but leave out the paranormal part.

The Vineyard at Frog Holler is a secret tucked away in New Market. A small, family owned operation…read morewhere you can pick your own Muskadine or purple grapes. It's off the beaten path a bit, but absolutely worth it. The prices are fair and reasonable and you can take home more grapes than you've ever had in your life. The have both smaller Muskadines meant for baking, jellies and cooking and larger, sweeter ones for snacking. They're incredibly delicious and will literally explode in your mouth because they're so juicy. We really enjoyed ourselves, and the owner is friendly as can be. Our son had a blast picking grapes, and of course, eating about as many as he picked. If you're looking for a low-key, fun activity this is it. With the bonus that you're buying local and supporting your community.

This park supports the SCCA Rallycross and is a great place one weekend a month to get your dirt…read moreracing on.

Me and a friend of mine took a trip to Scottsboro and decided to go to this museum. I really didn't…read moreknow the backstory on this, but of course I read about it after we visited. This is located in a white church and it's pretty close to unclaimed baggage so you can kill two birds with one stone. I loved reading about the story however I hated that those boys were convicted and most likely didn't need to be. We came here on a Friday morning there really wasn't that many people in there so we were able to stop and look at all the information on the walls in regards to these boys that were arrested for apparently raping two white women on a train. If you had just Scottsboro, I would definitely check this out if especially if you're into history There was two girls that were working that day and they were very sweet and gave us some information about the Scottsboro boys.

This museum is an incredible, important attraction that Scottsboro should be proud of. The owner…read morereally knows her history, and my group left with a new wealth of knowledge about the Scottsboro Boys, their trial, and the aftermath. This history deserves to be preserved and acknowledged and should I come back to town, I will definitely be visiting again!

Me and my grandson went last Saturday. This was his first time going to a drive in movie theater…read more He absolutely loved it and so did I. Reminded me of my younger years. You can't beat the price for the tickets, relax in your car or outside on the ground which ever you choose.good food, clean bathroom's and your pets are welcome also. We plan on making this one of our get aways together. I just can't find out when they change the movie's.

Been There many times it's Great , never had problems with bugs…read more Good food and clean restrooms!!!!!

I came here expecting just a store, but ended up experiencing a museum as well…read more The store itself is quite large, and for a cast-iron enthusiast like me, it felt like a kid in a candy shop. They have cast-iron pans in various sizes and shapes. Beyond that, what I really liked was that they also have everything needed for cast iron care, both during and after use. From dedicated brushes, scrapers, and all that jazz. The highlight was seeing the largest cast iron pan EVER. The museum was also informative and surprisingly engaging. It had interactive activities that helped better understand how cast-iron pans are made. The museum entry fee was just $5, which felt totally worth it. They also have free parking and a restaurant that offers breakfast and lunch, located behind the museum. I ended up spending a good hour exploring the museum and shopping for (maybe too many) pans and my favourite Dutch oven!

Very engaging and interesting with a lot of information. We spent longer than we expected to, about…read more45 minutes. We learned more about the history of our beloved cast iron, current modernization and production and puchanses a wok after seeing a cooking demo in one of the displays. Great job on those BTW! Friendly staff and worth the $5 per person ticket price!