I'm a kid at heart and I love oatmeal cream pies so when I found out about this park, I knew I had…read moreto visit. It's super cute, spacious, and one of my favorite things is that it's sensory inclusive. I enjoyed finding all of the "hidden" snacks in the park. It's kinda like a scavenger hunt for grown up snack junkies! If you're in the area, it's a must visit spot! Pro Tip: The Little Debbie store down the street from the park was closed due to the Labor Day holiday so keep that in mind when planning your visit.

What a cute park! Unfortunately the zip line is broken. The bathrooms are NOT recommended if you've…read morea child with sensory disorder. The toilets auto flush are extremely loud on top of the air hand dryer that's as loud. I'm an adult w/o problems and wanted to cover my ears. The park has beautiful sidewalks, walking path , kids play area, picnic shelters, benches, bench swings... all with snack cake themed. Super cute! There's a Little Debbie Shop but we didn't make it before they closed

Lookout Mountain Incline Railway is another popular attraction located in downtown Chattanooga,…read moreTennessee. You'd never expect an under the radar city like Chattanooga to have so many wonderful landmark attractions like Ruby Falls, Rock City Gardens and now here at the Incline Railway, but Chattanooga is a worthwhile stop for any adventurer's journey. It's $22 roundtrip to ride 1450 feet at an incline grade of up to 72% to and from the summit of Lookout Mountain. It's about a 10 minute journey in total for riders to enjoy forest surrounding views while trekking up inside a customized railway car. Once up at the Summit Station high atop Chattanooga, there are two lookout observation points to check out. The first one is up a flight of stairs right in front of the train car exit area. Here you can admire Chattanooga's valley floor looking down below with the train tracks being the centerpiece focal point. Next, up two flights of stairs is an Upper Observation Platform. This section has more room for visitors to walk around and take family photos while breathing in the fresh air from 2400 feet high. It's a similar vantage point to the first observation deck, but still, nice to take in perspectives from all angles. There's a small gift store and cafe/fudge shop to purchase snacks and keepsakes. If interested, you can learn history about the Incline railway walking through the Centennial Exhibits located off to the left hand side of the Summit Station. Tourists can take as much time as they'd like enjoying the sceneries atop Chattanooga. Most folks seemed to hang out for about 45 minutes - 1 hour before departing back down Lookout Mountain. Extra notes... - To control crowds, train departures leave every 30 minutes. But, if you purchased a ticket for a 10am ride and the railway car is full, you'll be forced to wait in line for the next departure, not necessarily at 10:30am, but more like 10:20am given the 10 minute rides each way to and from the summit. My suggestion would be to get in line 15 minutes early prior to a 10am departure. The specific 30 minute intervals are used more as a guide to help to spread out the crowds from arriving all at once and then creating a bottleneck situation. - Incline Railway hours are 9am - 6pm/7pm daily. The railway is located in downtown Chattanooga. You can find limited parking on the side streets for free, but there's also a large parking lot for visitors to leave their cars. It is pay by the hour. It'll cost a few dollars extra ($3 - $5) for parking. - The railway car and ride to the summit is not scary. For those with a fear of heights, you should not be deterred. In the end, Lookout Mountain Incline Railway is a pretty worthwhile activity that should not be missed for visitors coming to Chattanooga.

Took some friends to Incline Mountain Railroad while in town for MLK weekend. This isn't my first…read moretime as I have been two other times and every time I enjoy myself. It's a great ride to introduce friends to Chattanooga and to be able to look out and see the city and surrounding state. Make sure your friends don't have issues with height before you go. I had two friends, who were not prepared for how sharp incline is. For some reason, they thought we would be on flatland once we got to the top, but the railroad is inclined the entire top stop. We enjoy looking out at the surrounding states and then going down to the bottom floor to look at how the rail system works. Don't forget to stop in the gift shop as they had some of the best shortbread cookies. I've been two other times and these were a new item. I'll definitely return if I have friends in town visiting!

Just finished with my daughter and her best friend. The puzzles were great in the Vaccine room. Our…read moreroom monitor Jaxson was very friendly and helpful when we needed it. Definitely recommend!

so much fun! excellent customer service and super tricky escape room. we came for a work team…read morebuilding experience and the team as been built.

Okay I almost gave this an average but I do come from San Diego so it was pretty simple day. It's…read more June on a Monday and it's not too hot today so some of the critters were actually out and about. It cost me $17.95 to get in by myself with a 1-year-old. Once we were inside it was $4 to feed a giraffe, $3 to ride the carousel, $5 to ride the train, $12 for a kids meal lunch so things add up pretty fast! But if you are a large family I would definitely pack a lunch there's plenty of picnic spots. It's a lovely place to walk around for a couple hours on a not so humid day. It's all part of Warner Park so it was quite enjoyable.

The animals are not taking care of is concerning. The warthog is thin and acted straved. Many of…read morethe water bowls had slime and not cared for a while . Every one the the habits are way too small . But the ones that you pay to feed are looked after . The place will said we are a credited by AZA and ZAA . The giraffes have very little outside room to move but they are kept outside so they can learn extra money from people can buy to feed them . The building that houses some of the animals is falling apart moss and rot on the roof . Chattanooga needs to do better instead of let's have a beer party or raise a glass of wine or the other gimmick to get customer in the door . A snake habitat has a bunch of dollar bills inside of it .

The food was excellent and the view of the valley was great at night. It took awhile to get our…read moremeals, but that should have been expected as they were cooked fresh (but some in our party hadn't considered that). Our server was adequate but it did take an extremely long time to get our initial drinks or refills.

This place is BEAUTIFUL & beyond amazing. I can't express how much love I have for this place! I…read morehad my wedding reception here in November 2013 and could not have asked for more from the venue, staff, and location. They are extremely affordable and accommodating. We had a BBQ spread for our buffet & it was delicious! Anything we wanted, they created for us (ex. S'mores pie for dessert!) We wanted Blue Moon beer for the bar & they got it for us. We wanted Cheerwine, they got it for us. This venue is so stunning and truly a place that doesn't need a lot of decorating (which was amazing for me because weddings are expensive enough)! The fireplace in the ballroom is gorgeous- the views inside are breath-taking. I love that there is a separate cocktail area. Our guests were in awe the whole time! I worked with Tammy throughout my whole wedding planning process and she is the sweetest, most accommodating woman ever. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this place! They helped make my dream wedding come true :)

The East Brow Road has narrow lanes and sudden drops. There are some points on the roads seems…read more to climb up without being able to see on the other side before we pass these points. There has been talks of guardrails. The guardrails would block the gorgeousness from the open wide views. ~~~~~~~ Then we approached the park and pulled into the pullover where several cars can park. There were stepping stones we stepped on to enter the open grass space with an almond shape ledge that has picturesque views. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I love the Tucker Road Recreation Area! Not only does this little park offer free Wi-Fi, but it is…read moreconnected to the Collegedale Greenway Trail; which is perfect for nice strolls or runs. There is a play ground for kids, a soccer field, and a small pavilion with tables underneath! Great space for friends and family to hangout at!

Rented an inflatable slide and sno cone machine from these guys for a party. Great communication…read moreand everything was clean and in great order. Owner was up to date on and communicated safety info and even called to warn us of potential weather concerns. Adults and kids all loved the slide. Will definitely use this company again.