I have always lived near ReelFoot lake and I grew up going there on special occasions. I had never…read morebeen on the boat tours until recently however. I had the opportunity on my day off from work to come visit this park in all of its beauty. My first boat outing was with their seasonal ranger Jewell West, she was very knowledgeable and personable! She was definitely passionate about the eagles, the park, our beautiful state, and the preservation of our state's natural wonders. On our outing we saw nearly 16 eagles, plenty of osprey, and many other native species. It was a very enjoyable way to spend the morning, and a very beautiful and relaxing ride! That afternoon I came back for the history of the lake boat ride, it was shorter than the eagle spotting venture, but was also with seasonal ranger West. She painted a unique picture about the geological origins of the lake and its troubled past. It was very interesting, and I really enjoyed hearing about it while actively seeing it in person. The facilities at the state park are brand new and they are amazing. They have very enriching and hands on ways to experience this park's history and biological elements. Many of their facilities are brand new due to increased funding and repairs after a tornado a few years ago. The flora and fauna of the lake are immensely beautiful. This place is most definitely a hidden gem for west Tennessee! I look forward to coming back this July for the 250th anniversary of the USA celebration.

Great place to visit was a holiday visitor center was closed had rehab with animals beautiful viewsread more

From Kayaking, swimming, fishing, camping or just exploring, Lake Frierson is a blast. A day at the…read morepark is a great way to spend time with family friends or even events. They have a small building on the lake shore that is available for rent. One of my friends got married there and it was really beautiful and spacious. Today we went kayaking. They rent kayaks at the main office or you can rent paddleboats.

Lake Frierson is very close to my residence so we utilize the park often. Great fishing spot. We…read moreenjoy kayaking, walking the dog, playing, picnicking, and the hammock stands!

Great playground. Could use a little maintenance on the picnic area, but still overall really nice.read more

Stuart Park in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas is in the process of adding 4 Commercial Pickleball courts…read moreAND an 18 he disc golf course . Once completed, they will be available for use from sunrise to sunset! We are very excited for this new addition.

My sister owns a home on this lake. This is a beautiful man made private lake in a Lakeland…read moreneighborhood. My sister owns a boat and I get the privilege of enjoying this lake with them. Even though pretty much every house around the lake owns their own boat, the lake is never crowded except for the 4th of July. They have a wonderful fireworks display on the 4th of July. They also have floating music parties with live musicians and DJ's. It is also great for fishing. If you know someone that lives in this area, you should definitely check this lake out.

Garner Lake is a man made lake out in Lakeland and it is the Biggest lake in Shelby county at 235…read moreacres. All the neighboring boats around are great to get along with and you can see from ppl fishing, paddle boarding or just having a good time lounging out. It is especially a great viewing area for sunsets, stargazing and fireworks show during July 4th.

5 stars if the train museum had been open! Nice walk around the mouth of the Spring River, which…read moreputs out an average of 9 million gallons an hour. Today was a slow day at only 7.7 million gallons per hour. Beautiful walking path with picnic tables and lots of history.

Such a beautiful state park and listening to the water flow over the spillway is amazing. Nice walk…read morearound the park via trails , plenty of areas for picnics , a RV park is a little south out the park on Hiway 63 and fishing is great but make sure you have a permit Be sure you visit the welcome center and the train depot museum to round out you adventure and enjoy the wonders of n

Yellow Trail is great! good work out with constant elevation changes…read more You meander throughout the whole park on trails well marked with Yellow Trail markers. I walk/run this trail all the time.

This is a nice place to take a walk. I've also seen people having a picnic and fishing.read more

Edmund Orgill Park was opened in 1972 and is managed by the Shelby County Conservation Board, a…read morecitizen appointed board of the County of Shelby government. The park is named for Edmund Orgill (1899-1983), a progressive Mayor of the City of Memphis in the middle of the twentieth, who fostered better race relations. The Orgill name has been a fixture on the Memphis business scene for nearly two centuries, and Orgill Brothers (Orgill Inc.) is the oldest running business. The hardware distributor was founded in 1847 when the city was less than thirty years old with a population of less than 10,000 citizens. Orgill Brothers sold about anything a pioneer family would need. Orgill Park is composed of 440 acres of rolling meadows, lakeside vistas, paths and shady spaces for all kinds of outdoor recreation enjoyment. Casper Lake is a 67-acre centerpiece for fishing and boating activities, allowing kayaks, canoes and fishing boats (non-motorized except for trolling motors). There is a fishing pier and the lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bream, sunfish, and catfish. There is a boat launch ramp with ample parking for trailers and guests. All TWRA rules (including fishing permits) apply to the use of Casper Lake. A 1.2-mile road meanders through the center of Orgill Park and around the east side of Casper Lake connecting Mudville Road (on the north side) with Kerrville-Rosemark Road (on the south side). There are acres of open spaces throughout the grounds for free play and any leisure activities, such as bicycling, jogging (a 5K Trail), walking, yoga, kite-flying, disk tossing, etc. Three covered pavilions with picnic tables are available for rental. A 2.84-acre pond is stocked during the Winter months with trout. [Review #698] (22nd Review of 2023)

Current River is currently the best river lol. Current River is the best place to go swimming,…read morefishing, floating in a boat or inner tube or any other summer activity. If you want to have fun this is the place.

This is a spacious local park centered around a lake, great for hiking, fishing, or just relaxing…read moreoutdoors. There's also an RV area with about 30 sites, and at only $20 a day, it's a fantastic deal. It wasn't full during our stay, which made it feel peaceful and uncrowded. My husband did complain about the mosquitoes, but oddly enough, they don't bother me as long as I'm sitting next to him, he's nature's bug spray, I guess. The camp host was incredibly sweet and welcoming, and we loved the little camp cats roaming around. One of them, Shadow, was especially adorable and even let us pet him. All in all, a great campsite with a relaxed vibe and some charming furry company. Would happily stay again.

Great history museum and trails. Wonderful lookout point for sunsets…read more Fantastic rangers, friendly and attends to whatever is needed.