Sycamore Creek is a small Creek, but was a welcome break from the stress of the world…read more Overall, a nice view and it is nice to escape onto nature. There is no parking lot, but it has a gravel spot where you can park. Definitely something more for the neighborhood.

We built it and they came. Wonderful recreational opportunity, walk, enjoy the wildlife & fauna,…read moreride bicycles, watch your kids explore, most all say Hi!

I really enjoyed this park. The trail is shaded and nice. The area is great and very peaceful. I…read morefelt safe walking there, which is important to me.

Lovely place to walk late nights. So peaceful and majestic seeing this large eagle statue. I would…read morerecommend late night photography! Check us out for more recommendations at 3Spade7Star or ThreeSpade SevenStar.

Enjoyed my night visit to this unique park in Clarksville. It has a gigantic sculpture of an eagle…read moreand a picturesque sitting area for park visitors. The park is very small and flanked by busy traffic of cars moving around it on both sides. Not a peaceful and quiet park to meditate yet it is worth visiting and is very well kept with well designed paths and stairways.

Beautiful walking trail along the river! Lots of cute benches and swings to enjoy when taking your…read morerests and there are many trash cans and puppy waste bag stations along the path which was super nice and convenient for us. Would definitely recommend this beautiful scenic trail to anyone trying to find a walking path in the Clarksville area.

Despite the gnats, this park is a beauty to behold in spring to see the sunset. I would love to…read morecome here on a quieter day. Magnifique! --------- Beautiful park by the river. We had a splendid time walking through the park to see the Christmas lights. The most beautiful sight I have seen in Clarksville, Tennessee. Plus, it was FREE. Great photo opportunities and a fun event to enjoy alone or with friends and family. It was very crowded on Christmas night, yet we found a parking spot despite a crowded parking lot. Amazing photo sites at night! A definite go see place in Clarksville, TN during the holidays

We visited the Red River with Run-A-Muck on a Saturday at 8:00 AM. We met at the rental place, got…read morea safety speech and life vests, then took a (somewhat old but functional) bus to the launch point. Lots of shade, but we stayed on the water quite a while and ended up out in the heat and sun of midday. We did not all prepare for this and are paying for that. Overall, it was a lovely float with some areas with added challenge (rocks, submerged trees, shallows) to navigate. There are quite a few rocky shore areas where you can pull up the kayaks for a break or snack. Speaking of, we brought water, but failed to bring any food. It would have been nice to have something even though we planned to eat after. The exit from the river is a bit rough, but the young men helping were wonderful. We got 3 single kayaks, and 3 upgraded single kayaks. We definitely felt the upgrade was worth it for stability, more room for heavy people, adjustable footrests, and adjustable back rest. We had a great time and definitely intend to go back again.

DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME!!…read more This was hands down the most disorganized kayak rental experience I've ever had. Our reservation was for 12:00 PM. We were running about 10 minutes behind, so we called ahead, let them know, and even paid before arriving. After getting there, we waited nearly 30 minutes for transportation to the drop-off point. The woman at the office was nice and apologized, so we brushed it off. Unfortunately, that was only the beginning. When we arrived at the river, everything fell apart. An older gentleman and two teenagers were unloading kayaks, but nobody gave any instructions or directed customers. We stood waiting for another 15+ minutes while they unloaded equipment and chatted. When we finally asked what was going on, they realized they didn't even have enough kayaks or paddles for our group. We were told more kayaks were "already on the way." Meanwhile, we watched other customers launch themselves because nobody was helping them get into the water. There was another group with a 12:30 reservation sitting there with kayaks available, but instead of getting us on the river, we continued waiting. At around 1:35 PM, I called the office and was told it would be another 30-45 minutes. By then we were beyond frustrated. A manager eventually got involved, but instead of apologizing, she seemed irritated that we were upset. After more waiting and more promises that kayaks were "almost there," transportation finally returned around 2:15 PM with additional kayaks. Remember, our reservation was for noon. We had already spent over two hours waiting. The best part of the day was actually being on the river. The river itself was enjoyable, and once we finally got in the water, we had a good time. Then came the ending. When we reached the take-out point, three teenagers were checking people in. One of them stopped another group and immediately started asking for names so he could charge them a $75 late fee. Their reservation had also been at noon, and they were delayed because of issues caused by the company, not because they were late. The teenager literally told them that wasn't his problem. Then they started trying to charge our group the same $75 late fee. Absolutely not. After multiple customers complained and the manager was called, they finally admitted we didn't owe anything. The entire situation could have been avoided with basic organization, communication, and customer service. We had 4 adults, 2 older kids, and 2 younger kids and spent nearly $400. For that kind of money, customers shouldn't spend over two hours waiting because a company failed to have enough kayaks available for scheduled reservations. The river was nice. The staff experience was terrible. I've floated many rivers over the years and can honestly say this was the worst-run kayak rental operation I've ever dealt with.

Took my dog middle of March on a weekday before 5pm. They have 3 sections for dogs but most medium…read moreto large dogs were playing in one area. Since I have a smaller dog I kept her separate. I was a little disappointed in the "extras" of the park. I will list my pros and cons Pros Grass and cement Waste management with bags Picnic area covered outside the dog runs Cons Water fountain is gone Only 1 bench for humans Mud puddles ( should be fixed) No activity areas Not a lot of shade ( for summer)

It's okay. Sometimes people try to bring their small dogs into the big dog area and get upset when…read morethe big dogs play too rough. Some people bring in dogs that are a little aggressive and definitely shouldn't be in the park. I watch my dogs like a hawk when I go. Also there needs to be more rules maybe? I had some man tell me you aren't supposed to bring in three dogs at once. I'm unsure if that is true but it really brought down my whole mood. I don't often bring three dogs because the one pulls so bad but I was trying to let him have some fun with my other two. He isn't bad once he's in the park and he is actually my parents' dog. So there really shouldn't be any reason for rudeness. The man had walked out of the park without his dog, past me and then went back and said it while going back to the park. So it felt like he really just came out there to say that to me for no reason. Anyways would give 5 stars but sometimes dogs are a little crazy at it so giving people a little warning.

Decent enough park in Springfield, Tennessee. I got there about an hour before they closed. Ot was…read morepretty empty, but I found it pleasant

We had the opportunity to float down the river on Sunday with Bell Witch Tanking. The staff is…read morefriendly, helpful and informative. We were 4 adults with chairs, ice chest and a bag or 2 and we had plenty of room. We had also rented the floating pad thinking we would need more space, instead it became a fun mat to lay on while we cruised down the river. Truly amazing and fun trip. Definitely worth the two hr drive. We will be back!