I used to bring my kids to this park fairly often when they were younger. It's a nice park for…read morechildren up to the age of about 6-7. There are two decent sized play sets, baby swings, regular swings and a zip line/monkey bar set. There is a nice pavilion with tables and benches in the middle of the park that people use for picnics, birthday parties and just escaping the heat. Beside the pavilion is a small splash pad with some changing rooms that is ideal for kids up to about 5 or 6. There is another smaller pavilion inside the splash pad that has about 2 or 3 benches. Behind the splash pad is a basketball court and two tennis courts. The downsides to the park: * One of the biggest is that there isn't any natural shade so it gets really hot in the summer * Once your child reaches about age 8, they've pretty much outgrown the splash pad and playground area so the only places left to play are the basketball court and tennis courts that have no pavilion or trees for natural shade so again, those areas get unbearably hot on summer days. * The bathrooms are pretty far off to the side of the park and they aren't always well stocked with toilet paper, soap, towels or a hand dryer. They also have no circulation in them so they feel like a sauna, even on cooler days. All in all, it's a decent park if you're looking for a place for your little one to run around and get some energy out for a little while.

What a great way to revitalize downtown Jefferson City a decade plus after fire ravaged the area…read more This green space with pavilion and accessible bathrooms is he perfect compliment to the neighborhood and the Creek Cafe up the block. Come her for open air movie nights and concerts, or to sit in the grass and picnic as trains go by. Not everyone likes dilapidated buildings, but I love watching the day go buy in this historic district, particularly when small works are unfolding to improve the area. This park should bring with it not only more opportunities for residents to partake of the outdoors, but also for businesses to move into a blooming district.

Amazing space (especially for families). Has a small playground shaped like a train, a little free…read morelibrary, a huge space for concerts or events, nice bathrooms, and is within walking distance of much of downtown, such as The Creek Cafe. You can find a list of public events on their website (www.mossycreekfoundation.org) and if you want to schedule an event, I've heard you can do that through Parks and Rec.

Highly recommend it's very quiet and there's lots to do the owners are amazing there are beautiful…read moreviews of the lake and mountains

Great property improvements are underway with the new owners and hired help. Looking forward to…read morefamily friendly summer weekends on Cherokee Lake.

What a hidden gem of a restaurant!! A friend recommended the Steak House to my husband and I and…read morewe decided to go for our anniversary on 2/11. We made a reservation for 5:00 pm. When you come to the Lodge and Golf Center you go into the main entrance and there's a hostess in the lobby. Since it was so close to Valentines Day the entire restaurant was decorated. As we were seated at our table we saw a pianist who was playing love songs softly in the corner. It was really nice. My husband and I were dressed in nice clothes but several people in the restaurant were wearing jeans so there really isn't a dress code. They had a Valentines menu but you could also order from the regular menu. We decided on the Valentines special: an appetizer to share (we chose shrimp cocktail), a choice of 3 entrees- Steak on a Stone, Lobster Ravioli or Tuscany Chicken (we both chose the Steak which was a 5oz filet seared on both sides and served on a 450 degree stone rare. The stone would continue cooking the steak until your desired doneness. I like mine Med but my husband likes his Med Rare so this worked out well for us. We both got a choice of 2 sides. I chose fried okra and baked potato. My husband chose mashed potatoes and green beans. We both got a dessert - a small red velvet cake plus a chocolate covered strawberry. The meal was DELICIOUS, the service was EXCELLENT and the atmosphere was very calming and pleasant. The pianist was an added bonus. We will definitely be back but we won't wait for a special occasion!

I have played golf here before but had never eaten in the Woodlake Steak House so my wife and I…read moredecided to go there for date night. It is a bit of a drive but we had heard good things and decided to give it a try. I called in to check about reservations this past Thursday for dinner for two for the following night, Friday. I asked if a reservation was necessary and they said it is recommended so I set up our reservation for 7 PM Friday. We arrived a few minutes early and waited at the hostess station until 7:10 when the hostess showed up. She confirmed our reservation and said she had to check on our table. After 5 minutes or so she came back and apologetically said that it would be another 10 minutes so we went to the bar at 7:15. We waited another 10 minutes before finally being asked what we wanted to drink which was served about 5 minutes later. At 7:35 the hostess said our table was ready and we were escorted to it. The dining area was full and there were two large tables that seemed to be part of the same group and they were finished with dinner but were now drinking heavily. My guess is that they were tying up their many tables. After being at our table for 10 minutes we were brought over some rolls and butter and asked what we wanted to drink. We took the opportunity to order as well to get the show on the road. My wife ordered their salmon and I ordered the ribeye and both of us ordered a salad. We got the water and iced tea we asked for a few minutes later but the salads never showed up. At 8:05 we had enough and left. The server seemed surprised when I told her that then I said we had a 7 o'clock reservation and that over an hour later, we were still waiting for our salad with no main course in sight. Our evening was saved when we went to Tazwell and had a steak and salmon at the Rail Spikes Steaks. Great service and the best ribeye and salmon ever! I always look for the good and try to give grace on my reviews but our Woodlake Steak House experience was terrible. I don't blame the staff as they were kind and friendly. They said one of the servers called in sick. Management was not visibly present as far as I could tell. A good manager would be there in the mix, working to fill in for the staffing shortfall and talking to folks like us that were getting such poor service. As Jerry Seinfeld once said, "See, you know how to take the reservation, you just don't know how to hold the reservation. And that is really the most important part of the reservation: the holding. Anyone can just take them."

We had an amazing day of fishing with Ryan and Jesse! We're from Florida so have spent a lot of…read moretime fishing but this day is up there with the best of the best. They knew the spots, had all the gear, and how to find fish when the bite slowed down. We limited out on stripers and now all I can hear from boys is can "Dad, I mount my fish?!?!" We definitely recommend and definitely will be back!

Awesome full day on the water. We caught roughly $15 fish as a group of 4! With two strippers over…read more17 inch ! Jesse was a great first mate, & will make a great captain! Captain Raan & Jesse was great with our kids & us we felt very comfortable & most definitely enjoyed our self

This place has been renovated over the past year and is definately NEW & IMPROVED. They have an…read moreextensive menu and a really good beer list. They just opened back up last week (August 2021) and their liquor license is pending for cocktails and shots. I know they plan on having an array of frozen drinks and trendy cocktails once they get it all set up. I would say this place is definitely better than Fox & Hound and the Grease Rack. Certainly worth checking out if you are in the area. Their steaks are fantastic and they have a good salad bar.

Recommend for burgers, onion rings and wings. Nice atmosphere too for hanging with friends. Lots…read moreof entertainment on diff nights.

This is an awesome dog park, it's all fenced in, they have fire hydrants for the furbabies, ramps…read morefor them to run over, pipes for them to run through, a furbaby pool!!!! Dual entrance- Restrooms and covered bleachers for us caretakers- Lots of room to run-- Love this park for our furbabies!! Be careful as the dogs that were here jumped all over me and stained my white pants and scratched my arm. It wasn't the furbabies fault it's the owners. No control over their dogs once your in the fenced area. I even seen where that owner didn't clean up after their dogs mess.

Well this was a surprise! Since moving to Tennesee, I have been looking for a good dog park. When…read moreasking for the location of just such a place, people usually scratch their head. "Why do you need a park for a dog? Don't he run on your farm?" Well, yes, but, you see, I come from a land where dog truly was man's best friend, and thus we got to go everywhere together, even bars. It is hard to admit to you, but I got addicted. Real bad. Now I can't stop adventuring and exercising with my dogs. Yahoo! We only found out about this little gem by driving past a sign. We did a quick U-turn to investigate. We found that someone (or some group) in Morristown clearly loves dogs. A lot of care was put into this dog park, which is in a converted ball field. The saplings are still growing, but the night lights are already installed (switch is near the entrance gate) and the dugouts have been converted to shaded seating areas. They have a box of toys hanging on the fence, a kiddie pool right next to a hose, and multiple doggie bag stations. We used the kiddie pool to wet down our big guy after a long hot day at the people park. We plan to add some toys to the box, and pick up after our dog, to show Morristown they made a great decision to open this dog-gone-Mecca. I hope that more dog friends find their way over here now, and take care of it like these folks are!

I sent my well used and beloved Remington 1100 shotgun a number of years back. Brad and Mary were…read morekind enough to take on the job, restore it and refinish it in CPII....I shot a lot of Trap with that shotgun and it has held up beautifully....it's a very slick treatment similar in my opinion to NP3 or Teflon so it cleans up really easily, absolutely perfect for a shotgun. Honestly it still looks new. What really endeared me to them is that they found a small part that was broken in the 1100 (which didn't surprise me as the shotgun was well used), they called me to let me know, sourced the part and repaired it for me for almost nothing. Pretty cool. I'm strongly considering sending them a semi-auto pistol for their newer Dusk finish....I saw it on someone else's pistol and it looks very nice. I bet they get pretty busy especially during their sales...their prices are really good... so i wouldn't be surprised if it took a while ...what i can tell you is they've been around for a very long time, they do terrific work and several well known gunsmiths referred them to me. The proprietor and his wife Mary are very nice people to work with. They could have taken advantage of me with that broken part but they didn't...they ordered the part, installed it, treated me very well and restored a firearm that is very dear to me. Mary and Brad, thank you again.

These folks are awful, they have opinion on them split right down the middle, love em/hate em, I am…read moresquarely in the latter group, and what follows is exactly why! I sent them a brand new 92A1 slide which a local gunsmith had ruined the finish on(cosmetically only)and contracted them to apply what they call their "Dusk" plating too. Dusk is simply another in a long line of attempts to darken nickle plating, with the Dusk itself very likely a nickle/boron nitride plating finish. The darkening treatment(not ever disclosed or disclaimed by Mary prior to application)is strictly a surface trick, which instantly compromises itself upon routine use! I sent them my slide and offered to pay a premium in addition to the cost for expedited service, they said no, but they also did act upon the request to expedite, all seemed well, at first! 8-days after shipping them my slide I called and inquired as to its status, done she said, shipping today, great says I, shoot me a tracking number. None ever came, nor did my slide show up on successive days when it should have if shipped as stated by Mary! Finally, four days into waiting for what was supposed to be a priority shipped return I call again, and this time she's much shorter with me, its coming tomorrow(Saturday), again no tracking number sent! It shows up Saturday, and upon initial inspection all looks fine, finish is attractive, I install the slide on the frame and work it for several minutes by hand, all appears well, I head out into thew back yard to test fire the firearm. I load just three magazines(60-rounds)and run them through the Beretta, instantly a large, half dollar sized ugly blemish materializes on the forward underside of the slide(where the guide rod is). This blemish is a combo of ugly white, shatter pattern(think a cracked windshield)and smudge, nothing like it looked like just 240 seconds before, and its glaring and obvious! Thus I stop, and immediately break down the pistol and closely inspect the slide, internally the rails are a long, hit and miss pattern of dark and shiny white, at some points it appears substrate is poking through! I send them an email expressing my disappointment, accompanied by photos, I make it clear to them I expected better, and that if any damage is permanent its on them, mostly I want it fixed! I send it back to them, on my dime! What I got from them is exactly what you would expect from a disreputable mom & pop operation, the wear is normal they say to the rails, its just the nickle shining itself up, which by the way is a result they never once disclosed or disclaimed in advertising the finish. I ask them what about the ugly incontrovertible blemish to the slide? Normal wear they say, normal wear? They refuse to fix it, the warm fuzzy old gal is now fully out of the closet, she's offended she says by me, by my email, and by my cheek for expecting better for my $175.00, she hangs the phone up on me, she still has my valuable property in hand! I am a professional photographer, I have photos of the half dollar sized defect they refused to address, however I no longer want them touching anything, they are clearly incompetent, or simply malicious. At no point was I even remotely rude to this fraud, you contract for a professional service you expect a professional service, that is certainly not what I received. I still await the return of my property, which they collected a fee for to refinish professionally, I have prepared legal action against them in the event any other mischief has been effected, I will be shipping the slide off to APW/Cogan where Bob will remove their defective Dusk and replace it with hard chrome. I challenge CCR right here to a little debate, and I will take that challenge to any internet gun board they so wish to and post all of the emails, and photos I have, their business will dry up swiftly when folks see what they did, and how they justified it, refusing to refund, replate, or even apologize for the colossal waste of my time and the material loss of my money. Indeed I consider their Dusk finish to be a fraudulent product and one open to a serious legal challenge as nothing about its instantaneous loss of continuity(darkening)is disclaimed or disclosed on their web page, she had numerous opportunities to advise me of this flaw and failed to do so, further, the defect forward on the slide is an obvious defect, it contains shatter pattern diffusing of the plating, a result of just three magazines of ammo being run through the pistol, there isn't another plating firm in the United States, not one, who would consider that acceptable!