They owners are very nice and polite. We did a three hour (7mile) float down the river. It was very…read morepretty and had many places to stop and take a snack break :)

The rv site is situated next to the Chunky River in a beautiful wooded park. A train track and old…read moretrestle run along one side, and are a cool feature if you don't mind the horn late at night. Most of the sites do not include sewage because of the proximity to the river but there is a dump station at the trading post. There is also a bathroom and shower and a laundry. The rates are not expensive and on the low end. There are also kayak rentals. Nice place to stay.

Sightseeing side quest…read more Very cool. Cant believe I have never been here before. Meridian is where I'm from... and ain't nobody ever taken me to Dunn Falls. Bout' the prettiest thing in the area... People really slept on this historic site. Take your relatives here. Pack a lunch... maybe launch kayaks. We plan to return for kayaking possibilities. Excellent.

Cool little stop off the interstate on our way from New Orleans back to Kentucky. Had technically…read morenever visited anywhere in Mississippi, but this quick 30 minute detour was a nice surprise! There is also a 3 floor Mill and some areas for walking alongside the river

The course was immaculate and challenging. The greens were tightly cut and fast. I prefer fast…read moregreens. You get a truer roll. The views were awesome and relaxing at the same time

I like Lakeview Golf Course. You can't beat membership prices. While there have been rumors of…read moreclosing for a long time, the sprinkler system is being repaired finally and the greens are supposed to be next. It's a fun course who has seen better days but has great potential. You'll love the setting!

Wonderful stay while in town for a wedding. Price is extremely fair. Jane is so sweet too! Make…read moresure you get the full breakfast. Wonderful grits, bacon, eggs and biscuits. Would definitely recommend.

Inn the Oaks is a true gem in Decatur. A nice sitting area in the front entrance. Hardwood floors…read morethroughout the Inn. Cozy bedrooms with historic decor. Breakfast was delicious. Southern breakfast included grits, eggs, bacon, banana bread, fresh tomatoes, coffee, and orange juice. Friendly staff. Overall great experience

These are mainly multiple baseball fields and a gravel parking lot. While not so much a traditional…read morepark, these baseball fields are a positive addition to this community.

I've been going to skate Odyssey ever since I was very young and am 35 now. It has always been a…read morevery family friendly atmosphere and a great place for kids and adults to have a good time. They have always played any request that I've had. Skate Odyssey is the only place myself and my friends have felt comfortable enough dropping my child off at and knowing that they are safe. I couldn't imagine anyone having anything negative to say about that place! it's been there my whole life and I don't see it going anywhere any time soon so they must be doing something right!!

I go skating every Saturday. Employees are great good food and good music. They always do events on…read moreFriday and Saturday and it's really fun

all the usual stuff in a mildly overdone-to-impress-the-tourists sort of way which is exactly the…read morepoint except I don't really have any business in Alabama except the infrequent snack while driving because it occupies a significant chunk of time between my house and my non-Alabamish destination... but I'm kinda digging that the welcome center follows the Sweet Home Alabama motif and looks like a Navin Johnson inspired residence; very housey but built on a grander scale. on the plus side the bottles in the turkey out front have shrunk a bit and no longer occupy the entirety of the faux bird, on the minus side the outgassing and decomposition of plastic bottle plastics is killing us (ironically less quickly and possibly more painfully than consuming the original contents would have)

Sweet home Alabama the song always gets to mr ! Clean rest stop definitely for long journey!read more

This is a piece of history that you get a chance to tryout first hand. This functioning carousel is…read moreover 100 years old and one of three left in the USA. Its wooden horses have hair tails and benches for all non riders or senior daredevils. This is definitely something made to educate your kids this carousel is belt driven by an old electric motor. It also has the music making machine on disburse wasn't functioning when visited

Drove 2 hours to see this historic carousel. The employee said they only accept cash, but there is…read moreno way to know this before arriving and no way to get cash out upon arrival.The employee there said she didn't know anything about the history behind the carousel or why it was special. Had my family and puppy with us. Worker inside told me my puppy (who is 8 lbs., friendly, and who I was holding) was not allowed inside. So, after all that trouble, I could not even ride the carousel. Oh, and there is no info online about this pet policy and no sign anywhere saying pets are not allowed. Will never go back.