Great campground. Plenty to do for the family. Very clean. Tip and the staff are super friendly and…read morehelpful.

Have been going to Longs Retreat for 6 plus years and always got the same weekend going forward…read more This year we were told we could not book because of a leap year???? 1st off if you pre-booked our usual cabins, be honest, do not lie to me. Last time I checked leap year comes every 4 years. It is sad that I will never go back after this last insane excuse, we literally rented 4 cabins, which is alot of money. If Longs Retreat had any ethics they would of let us do our usual times. 1 star in my book and will not recommend them ever again. Black. Get the hint Longs

Gorgeous, spacious park! We stopped with our students after…read morea field trip to Vern Riffe Center. We had lunch, and then the kids had a great time enjoying your playground equipment. Tennis court, splash pad, great walking path. Up keep on the park is phenomenal. It's was a beautiful day with the Kentucky Hills in the distance and the rock formations to our north! Thanks for allowing us to enjoy such a great spot. The kids, teachers and parents all enjoyed the afternoon.

Not a bad little park with tennis courts, basketball courts, swings, water splash pad, play area…read morefor kids, Fit Trail plus a 9 hole disc golf course.

Stated at the Rocky Fork campground for the first time. Loved the park and sites…read more Only issue was that they don't use the check in station so you have to go to the camp store and exit your ride. I was traveling alone with a dog and they wouldn't allow a dog in the store so I had to tie my dog to a bench outside. Not a problem if I paid $10 for a fake service dog vest like others but honesty bit me here. Still a great park and a great site!

While checking in to the campground we spotted a confederate flag (take that as you will but I see…read morethat flag as a sign of racism) the campground was not diverse. Also there was so many flys it was hard to enjoy our time there we tried to use vinegar and dish soap we also bought fly traps nothing seemed to help. I came home with over 10 bits using bug repellent! The shower area had no soap for hand washing for 2 days I was there.. I also heard ppl up partying and yelling well after quitting time!

Came here with a group of 7, ranging in age from tweens to 75. Most had never ridden before. We all…read morehad a blast. Ben, our guide, was very knowledgeable and also patient with us. He knows everything about each horse, and the best way to get each horse to go where you want it to go. You can tell he loves what he does. Would highly recommend. FYI, they don't ride when it's over 95 degrees, for the safety of the horses. There is little if any cell service in "these parts". Your gps won't work. Take screen shots of your directions before leaving your hotel or whatever. You are not in the city - it's easy to miss street signs.

I bought a Morgan horse from Ben over 20 years ago. she was the best trail horse I ever had.read more

Currently is having construction in some areas but was very beautiful!!! The trails were nice!!!read more

I am a little hesitant in writing this review. I have been coming here for over 30 years, and the…read morelast thing I want to see is more people, but it is better to share. It started with our grandmother bringing us here to burn off energy, and to get some background in nature. what was good intentions has now blossomed into a full fledged love affair with nature. granted I am from southern ohia, (ohio for yall not along the Ohia river, I have grown up in nature. There are no restrooms (to my knowledge), so you will need to empty your bladder in the city of Jackson or use a bottle or bag (remember to clean up after yourself please). there are approx. 5 1\2 miles of trails, moderate in traversing. All trails start and end at the parking lot. the pine ridge trail takes you along the lake, and the salt creek trail takes you along salt creek and along sandstone cliffs. In autumn, the foliage is outstanding and smell of hemlock is inspiring. On a side note, due to state budget cuts, park rangers need our help in cleaning up after unruly visitors. just yesterday, I removed two bags of refuse consisting of shirts, socks, a diaper, soda pop cans, and a pair of shoes. this is a nature preserve, lets keep it that way.

Neat little place. Hike can be difficult if you're out of shape. I had never seen these before.read more

Definitely a nice hike but a little challenging for super small kiddos. The glyphs are cool but…read moresome have been vandalized.

Just attended the "Active Killer" class. It was excellent. As a dedicated concealed carrier being…read moreprepared to respond to someone murdering people in public is something that I want to be realistically prepared to do before it might happen for real. The class instruction was led by an instructor that teaches law enforcement all over the country. It is something every CCW holder should seek regular training so if and when the time comes they can competently and responsibly respond.

Took the Handgun Level 1-3 class with my fiancé. I have over two decade of experience as a firearms…read moreinstructor, competitive shooter, and in the military. My fiancé was a brand new shooter. The class was great. The instructors and facility are both top notch. The course progresses allows students to build skills at a manageable pace and the instructors are there to ensure no matter the experience level everyone experiences growth. TDI is a real gem and well worth the trip as they offer very affordable safe, effective, competent, and fun instruction. I will be back for more training.