Host met us at the door. Park anywhere that was open. Family place for sure. The supreme pizza was…read moreExcellent. All fresh ingredients, and made to order. Would recommend here if you're in the area!!

Great variety of arcade games all in working order. Friendly staff ready to serve and accommodate!…read moreFun 18-hole mini golf with lovely plants and flowers along the way. We enjoyed the pizza. We'll plan to return on our next visit in town!

Aptly named Plateau Bowling - as this facility is just 23 miles from the western edge of the…read moreCumberland Plateau - this bowling alley offers a great experience with excellent service from their employees. Hosting 24 lanes, an extensive menu with food service directly to your bowling lane, and an arcade and billiards room, this is one of my favorite small-town bowling alleys in America. Opened in 1962, it's hardly changed, a throwback to yesteryear with late-night bowling, unintentional old-school decor, and simply a classic piece of Americana on Highway 70. What they won't tell you is that you must establish your name and a game of bowling on the touchpad by each lane before the pins will illuminate, so keep that in mind.

This was a pretty cool place! We just stumbled upon it leaving the store but we didn't get to bowl…read moresince I didn't have socks. Outside of that though, we did go to the arcade and had so much fun! They had a few games and some pool tables so that was nice. The lady at the desk was pretty friendly, I'd go back to bowl.

Place was nice, guide was nice, easy going. However their on site taxidermy is an absolute…read moredisaster. Told it takes a year to get your mount .. a year in after asking questions they lost my cape needed pictures of the animal to "locate" the horns. Told me a million different excuses and have promised a million different dates it would be ready only for none of that to be true. I paid for the service in full as I thought this would be beneficial for all involved, I highly recommend you do not do the same!! I highly suggest if you try this lodge do so knowing you will need to have your own taxidermy the "in house" taxidermy sounds great but that couldn't be further from the truth. Oh and yes I still have no mount and the excuses still exist.

Group of 6 of us hunted this weekend. Overall pretty good experience. All 6 of us got our hogs…read more Pro's - lots of hogs to choose from. Many other species to see and choose from. Todd was our guide and we had a great time with him. The staff would bend over backwards to make sure you had what you needed. Scenic views. Con's - the meals were mediocre at best. There was a pretty bad smell near the Razorback Lodge due to being next to the skinning shed. Main hunting area can be crowded with other hunters. Razorback lodge could use an extra bathroom.

Did a quick stop to visit this beautiful park. You have to hike a little to get to the different…read morefalls, but nothing too strenuous. It was a hot day which wasn't that fun, but once we got to the falls it was nice to take in the view and relax. We went midday in the middle of the week so it was not busy... I am guessing during the weekend it would get packed. Note that parking is limited, so either get there early or go when we went. Would I go back? Yes.

This is Burgess Falls, another state park located in Central Tennessee sitting 12 miles northwest…read moreof the town of Sparta, TN. There's a 3/4 of a mile out and back hike called the River Trail that leads to 4 different waterfall lookout points comprising Burgess Falls SP. Waterfall #1 - The Cascades. Sort of the introduction area to the park. Waterfall #2 - First Falls. A quick glance at a 30 foot high waterfall section. But nothing special, imo. When Continuing on the trail, you'll cross over a wooden bridge and follow up a staircase. Now at... Waterfall #3 - Middle Falls... Middle Falls is 80 feet high and partially obstructed by trees and branches having grown over time. *Side Note*.... I wish park services would do some forest cutting for everyone to enjoy clearer views of the park's waterfalls. Entrance right now is free. I'd suggest charging a small fee and using that money to pay for some grooming. A lot of the observation points can't be fully appreciated. Just me venting a little, lol. Waterfall #4 - Burgess Falls... Burgess falls is the centerpiece highlight of the park. Standing at 136 feet from top to bottom, Burgess Falls can absolutely be dramatic, but still natural excess forest maturation disrupts full visibility of the falls. I did read that kayaking at the bottom of Burgess Falls is the most interactive way to come face to face with this statuesque waterfall. You can rent kayaks at Cane Hollow Recreation Area, located at the end of Cane Hollow Road. It's about 10 minutes from Burgess Falls. You can end the River Trail hike at the Top of Burgess for a panoramic overlook of the rugged gorge the falls splash down into from high above. It's another quick stop and go area before returning back towards the trailhead. Overall, Burgess Falls was a muted experience for me, but still has potential to be a rewarding visit if park authorities can maintain the inevitable growing forest hindrances that negate special moments at the waterfall overlooks.

I've hired fishing guides across the country for over 30 years and David Knapp of Trout Zone…read moreAnglers is one of the best. He's a fly fishing expert with both stocked trout in tailwaters and wild fish in the mountains. More importantly, at least to me, he demonstrates ethics and values toward both people and nature. Finally, he has a teaching background that equips him to effectively coach clients in fly fishing skills like casting, line mending and landing big fish. If you want a great day on the water without worrying about how the fishing guide is going to behave around your family, you can't do better than David Knapp of Trout Zone Anglers.

Quick excursion but still worth the stop! Short trek down a fairly easy path to a beautiful…read morewaterfall.

This is a beautiful place to visit and enjoy nature. One of Southeast Tennessee's hidden gems. The…read moreHike to the bottom is very strenuous, lots of slick rocks and steep inclines over rocks. All the work is well worth the hazards.

DO NOT BUY ARCHERY PRODUCTS HERE! Worst service shop I've ever been into. They all sit at their…read morelittle desks in their department and wont do a damn thing to help anyone if its not in their "department". There is no experience, service or anything else youd be looking for when purchasing a new $2k bow. They didnt have the right modules for my draw so i was told they would order them and swap the mods for me when they arrived. They called, saying the mods were in. I show up and no archery guy there for 2 weeks and they wanted to charge me $80 for the mods that i was promised to be swapped. The place is a joke. No way in hell this place should be a pro shop for flag ship bow companies.

My son recently turned 18 and having received some spending money for Christmas, wanted to spend…read moresome of it here. If you aren't a fan of taxidermy this store isn't for you, as the owner has some gorgeous trophies up on the walls. Customer service was both fast and friendly in helping my son with his purchase. We kinda checked out the varied selection of goods, but being pressed for time it was a quick trip.

Went in April 2026 and had a blast! The kayaking guides,…read moreTara and Eddie, are amazing. Such a beautiful aura with thrse 2. Easy to talk with, engaging and informative. They made my first trip to Burgess Falls amazing. I love their pink theme and the story behind their mascot. The meeting area is easy to find by GPS and there's signs as you get close. Small parking area. After going over the rules, we get on their bus to get to the destination. Kayak training is provided and then you're off. They encouraged us to enjoy the experience and take our time. We never felt rushed. Free to explore at your own leisure. The kayaking part was easy and not taxing. Wildlife present to see. Once you get close to the falls you have to walk about 10 minutes to the falls. Very rocky area. Make sure you have good shoes. I wore water shoes and I'd recommendjust wearing sneakers or those good for trails that you don't mind getting wet because I felt everything in those water shoes. Lol. They had their own challenge of keeping the area clean by collecting trash rhat you can participate in if you wished. At the falls - you got to kayak around or stand in the water and/or under the falls and Tara will take pics of you that she'll later send for free. Amazing shots. Breathtaking falls. It was a blast and refreshing! Once you return back to the starting point they have their own portable potties that you can use and a shed to change your clothes in. Plus, personal care items are available for use. There is a small gift shop too. Everything about the experience was professional from start to finish! I highly recommend you take this tour!

Kayaking Adventures of Tennessee is the best company for an excursion! Eddie and Tara are…read moreincredible guides! They take care to provide a fun trip while also ensuring the safety of everyone around them. Eddie even helped people from other groups pointing out cool features of the waterfall and allowing people to safety concerns. KAT doesn't rush you to get through your trip like some of the other tours. They make sure you have plenty of time to enjoy at the waterfall. We were able to sit and eat our lunch and also play in the water for over an hour. This is the second time I've been out with them and I'd recommend them again and again.