Another return to a great state of Tennessee, We 40+…read moreenjoyed a weekend of golf cabins At state park of governor Henry Horton. Beautiful property to enjoy many sports and especially golf we played 4 days. New hotel is in construction underway with other facilities and top notch restaurant. The cabins are rustic updated Agricultural areas as well as the popular campgrounds and sleet safe shot area. Family friendly.

Absolutely Outstanding Tennessee State Park - A True Hidden Gem!…read more We just wrapped up an unforgettable evening at Henry Horton State Park, and it easily earns every one of its five stars. Located along the beautiful Duck River--one of the most biodiverse rivers in the world--this park offers the perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, and family fun without feeling overcrowded. The campground is top-notch: spacious, well-maintained RV sites with concrete pads, reliable Wi-Fi, clean and modern bathhouses, and plenty of peaceful wooded tent and primitive options (including some great backcountry sites for those seeking more solitude). We loved the thoughtful amenities like the camp store, playgrounds, splash pad, and even a nature play area that kept the kids entertained for hours. Activities here are incredibly diverse. We hiked several of the easy-to-moderate trails, including the scenic ones along the Duck River with observation decks overlooking wetlands teeming with wildlife. The 18-hole disc golf course is one of the best we've played in Tennessee--free and well-designed. Golfers will appreciate the championship Buford Ellington Golf Course right on site, while paddlers and anglers flock to the river for kayaking, fishing, or lazy tubing. Bonus points for the trap and skeet range if you're into shooting sports! The on-site restaurant (Governor's Table) serves surprisingly delicious meals, making it easy to grab breakfast or dinner without leaving the park. Staff and rangers were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the park--always quick to offer tips or help. Whether you're camping, staying in one of the comfortable cabins or lodge rooms, or just coming for a day trip, Henry Horton delivers a peaceful, well-kept escape that's perfect for families, couples, or solo adventurers. It's close enough to Nashville (under an hour) but feels like a true getaway. We can't wait to return--highly recommend for anyone in Middle Tennessee looking for quality outdoor recreation.

Stayed here for one night while cycling on the Trace. The two main requirements for cyclists are…read morehot showers and food. Both were in abundance. We had sloppy Joes, with pasta salad and other sides plus a homemade berry cobbler. The rooms are large, clean and we even needed heat which worked fine. This is a spot worth supporting if you ever find yourself in this part of Tennesee.

This review is for the restaurant…read more My uncle and I had dinner here this evening. We are both from out of town. He had the baby back ribs "sticky style" and he said they were the best ribs he has ever had. I had a grilled chicken salad and an order of sweet potato fries. The fries were as good as any I have had. The salad was a salad. I think it was iceberg lettuce. Everything was fresh. The atmosphere was very relaxed and the service was friendly and attentive. They do allow you to bring your own alcohol, but they do not sell any at the restaurant, so make sure you bring it, if you want it.

Boys' night out, so we thought that we'd try some manly stuff and throw a few deadly weapons…read moreagainst the wall. What better place to unleash the mayhem than at Faxons. They sanction the controlled chaos, and on top of that, they serve beer! Putting axes in the hands of beer guzzling lumberjack wannabes sounds like a recipe for disaster. But to their credit, Faxons keep a close eye on their patrons. They'll even help with your technique. That's throwing technique. You're on your own with how you tip your glasses. You'll have your choice on who or what to chop up. You can toss a blade into the skull of a zombie or something more woodsy like a duck. You won't even need a hunting license. Just have your significant other fill out the permission slip (aka the waiver) so that you can participate in the carnage. If an axe is a little too extreme, you can try your hand at tossing a different dangerous projectile. They have a couple of dart boards just waiting for you to pierce their numbers. They come complete with chalkboard so that you can keep tally of how many holes you make. I'm guessing they'd prefer the holes in the boards rather than the wall. It's a family-friendly place for all you 12 and olders. That is if your family doesn't lean pacifist. Quick Tip: I wouldn't recommend wearing open toed shoes. There's always the chance of the beer that's lubricating your inside, finding its way onto the axe handle and making it as loose as you. But as I mentioned earlier, Faxons keeps a close eye on the proceedings. You should be able to make your way out with all your appendages still intact. And maybe even a few extra if you're seeing double after swilling down a few.

Great atmosphere and all around fun place to throw axes while holding a beer or two…read more We went with a group of 15 people and had a blast! Highly recommend for large groups.

Visited a friend in June who shared this quaint winery with me. Loved the underground tasting room…read more Margaret hosted our tasting and was amazing. Southern hospitality through and through. What a treat to experience wines that Amber Falls produces. Loved the back-end kick from the Cajunfest. Couldn't leave without purchasing Cajunfest, Cranberry Caress and Double Barrel Cab. Wow! What a lineup! Thank you Amber Falls for an enjoyable time.

amazing amazing winery, staff, and experience! It's always a pleasure, never ever had anuthing but…read morepositive to say!

My go to whenever I need a rental and I've needed several lately good prices works with ya and…read moreexcellent customer service!!

Very helpful! And very informative good location right in the middle of town. They were out of…read moreannoyed and she called me when they got another in.

I am always amazed at how these battlefield locations seem so peaceful. It is almost as if the…read morespirits of the fallen have willed peace upon a space where violence brought them their demise. Parking is tight here, but I am happy I took the detour to pay my respects to those fallen.