It's been 5 years since the US Navy Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron performed in the…read moregreater Memphis area. I wish I could say it was worth the wait, but.....what was that? Did you say W-A-I-T ? Yea, if you bought tickets to the 2022 Mid South Airshow, you know about WAITING. If you thought you might get inside the event in a reasonable amount of time...maybe 30 minutes to an hour, you were sorely mistaken. It became immediately apparent that event organizers had not thought out a plan to deal with thousands of people and vehicles descending upon Millington Regional airport and supporting the good old USA via ear splitting displays of jet propulsion, airmanship and technology. Perhaps FEDEX, the main sponsor of this airshow, could lend a hand towards route planning and logistics. My party waited approximately 2-1/2 hours from the time we entered the "line" until we got through to park. There were three different parking lines, general admission, Blue, and Red lines depending on your level of ticket selection or "upscale" parking choice. We had VIP seating which basically herded patrons thorough a chokepoint to get a sloppy orange paint stamp to come and go through the section. If you wanted something to eat or drink, you had to walk against the torrent of people coming through the checkpoint. Next time, we will pay for general admission and sit spread out in our own camp chairs. The static aircraft displays were fantastic. If you ever to get a chance to go inside the cavernous Lockheed C-5 Galaxy, you should do it. The civilian and military flight crews were very personable and seemed to love their jobs. There were lots of other aviation industry representatives on site as well. There were food vendors to cater to every taste. The Blue Angles still put on a fantastic show and wowed the crowds. Go Navy!

Both pizzas were delicious and I'm not even a dessert pizza fan. It was the apple dessert pizza…read more The service and staff are always nice. Very nice place to go with family, friends or even on a date.

Great stop ... about 40 minute walk through - free and very nice way to stretch our legs. There…read morewere multiple small museum's regarding different artists and we really enjoyed the diversion from the drive. Also small gift shop with Tina logo gear !

This one room school, where Tina attended school is about 90 seconds off the interstate behind the…read moreMcDonald's and well worth the stop. There is a small visitor center right next door with bathrooms, so a really convenient stop. The museum had been refurbished and there are paraphernalia, outfits, books, albums, videos and music playing all things Tina Turner. You could see everything in 5 minutes or stay and really read everything in probably 15 minutes. Cool seeing outfits she wore while preforming various tours. Plenty of parking, free admission and a wonderful tribute to a fabulous preformer. I highly recommend.

We've passed the interstate exit for this Winery for years because there was no sign. The owner had…read morethem intalled just this year and I suspect his business will grow by leaps and bounds as more people discover it. He has wines from dry red to sweet (both red and white), though the election was limited to 8 or 9 wines due to poor weather last year. You can try as many as you'd like. You're welcome to bring a picnic basket - as we did - and enjoy the swarm of hummingbirds (not hyperbole - we regularly go to the Hummingbird Festival in Holly Springs, MS and this exceeded the quantity we last saw there!). We enjoyed a glass of Polly White, then bought several bottles of assorted others. All-in-all, a very pleasant visit. Prices are very reasonable - $14 (each) for the 4 different wines we bought. They have bands and food trucks on occasion. We will be back

First time visiting and really loved the property. Very inviting. It's located about 45 minutes…read morefrom Memphis. The property is well marked. I love that you can access the vines immediately after party. There were indoor and outdoor tastings available. We attended the Forks & Corks event. Food and live music were included with tickets. Wine by the bottles are reasonably priced. The bathrooms were very clean. The property is well very kept. Great location for photos in the Vineyard.

I came here with my mother to get military information about her grandfather from the 1918. This is…read morea great hidden spot in Covington, TN. Free admission but donations are welcomed. They bring together military, history, environmental education, and historical preservation.

This was awesome! Went here with 2 cars, 4 adults and 2 kids and there isn't a car fee, it is a per…read moreperson fee. And we got 4 buckets of feed per car, which ended up not being enough. You end up feeding the beginning animals and have nothing left for the ending animals. I wish there was a half way through point to buy more food because we would definitely buy more! Missed money opportunity there for sure. The camels took our buckets of food and the food got all over the rental car - had to take it to get vacuumed out which was fine, just beware. The animals were great and seemed really friendly - almost too friendly because the llamas/alpacas stood right in front of our car and wouldn't move for us to go around them. It was cute to see! My kids had a great time! It was a tad long, wish it was like 15 minutes shorter as we didn't end up doing the zoo at the end because we had to get on the road. You can tell they maintain everything because everything was very clean and taken care of. Would definitely recommend to anyone!

This was a surprise. We were taking our 5 year old Grandson on a trip before school starts. We…read morevisited last minute and we are so glad we did. He LOVED it as much as we did. It was unexpected fun. They offer feed - we bought 4 buckets for $10. Get 4 - you'll be glad you did. Just be aware, the camels will take your bucket from you so be ready. They will put their head in the car and try to take the entire bucket. The lamas are fun and will walk with your car. The ostriches don't eat a lot but will stick their heads in the car and hit your bucket a little hard. Not mean. Just hold on to it firmly. There are A LOT of animals. The deer also enjoy eating from your bucket but are not as forceful. The walking zoo is okay. Get some carrots from the gift shop to feed the giraffe. That was pretty cool too Overall, totally unexpected fun. Go for it. It's worth it.

Cool free museum to check out! Lots of info about Tina Turner and other stuff included in the…read moremuseum. It's free and lots of parking. A good pit stop in the way to Memphis!

Late review from December 2018:…read more The quick pit stop in Brownsville, TN to tour the Tina Turner & Delta Heritage Museums on our way to Nashville did not disappoint! Everyone in my multigenerational family found something of interest. My grandmother beelined straight to the agricultural exhibits. I read all the placards to absorb the rich Mid-South history. My aunt recalled her glory days as a Tina Turner fan as she admired the dresses and jewelry in the exhibits.