This place is pretty amazing.. has indoor outdoor pickleball courts, and upstairs area that is more…read moregym with strength equipment and cardio equipment overlooking indoor pickle courts. Upstairs is a spa type area with salt room and infrared sauna room. I took some time in salt room with an adult canned beverage from bar downstairs.. very relaxing!! Then went back down to bar area where they have food menus and drink menu as well as a variety of fresh smoothies! The staff was very nice and helpful.. answered questions I had and gave suggestions.. hence the salt room lol.. you don't know what's offered if you don't ask! I paid $10 for 45 min in salt room.. they never told us anything about membership.. might be free and pay as you use.. not sure but we enjoyed our visit. Food was pretty good too.. hubby ordered brisket tacos and smoked Mac n cheese which was pretty good! Cook came over get our thoughts on taste he was pretty nice too! They offer drafts and other adult stuff as well. I'd definitely come check it out if in area.. they knew we were here for race so it was pretty laid back.

We went in last week to check this place out. We were…read moregreeted by Tiffany, who took the time to show us around and explained all they have to offer. Turns out...a lot! Pickle ball, tennis, a state of the art gym, a salt room, an infrared sauna and a refreshment lounge which serves smoothies, snacks and beer along with several TVs in some of the areas. I believe they offer yoga too. They offer different packages for individuals and families. We decided to dump our Planet Fitness membership and join up here instead. It's a clean, uncrowded, non judgmental environment. We look forward to getting back into shape now that we are both retired.

I came here for a hike and to go geocaching. I would say if you are a geocacher do not waste your…read moretime because you will be disappointed that they are all missing (or at least the first 4) and you make an effort to cross the river and go up a embankment. Anyways, we took our time hiked up to the waterfall, I think up and back we took a lil over 2 hours because I tried finding the geocaches. I will definitely come back during summertime to go in the water... it looked so inviting. They also have bathrooms and a playground for the kids and gravel parking lot. You can drive to the other end and just sit on the tailgate and enjoy the sites and sounds of the birds and flowing water.

Park closes atleast an hour before it get close to dark. I parked outside of the locked gate,…read morefarthest off the road I could. There wasn't a no parking sign. My daughter and I got some exercise for 30-45 minutes. Whoever works or lives there or across the water called a tow truck on us. Really?!? For getting exercise???? First, you can't have a vehicle towed legally when there isn't a no parking sign posted. Second, I bet the person who called to have us towed is overweight. Way to make us feel unwelcome! In Arizona, most all parks don't close that are city parks. You may exercise day and night! I hope the miserable being who called the crappy tow truck company learns how to be a nice human before their time is up on earth. Good riddance!!

Definitely an exclusive place in JC. The area is super pretty as you can see from the picture. I…read moreunfortunately did not take any pics of the food but no complaints there. Would definitely recommend if you're into ambience and like golfing and just being in a more excluded area away from town to chill! Overall, an expensive place but well worth it depending on your priorities!

Even better than last year. Had the roast duck and it was amazing! Chef has stepped it up…read moreanother notch!

TTCA has a very knowledgeable and experienced staff of teaching pros. For many years Rob Cameron,…read morethe head pro, has developed numerous young players, many of whom have won tournaments in the Southeast.

TTCA is awesome! Steven A., from Columbia, S.C., falsely accused this wonderful tennis club in his…read morepost! The unfortunate encounter he describes was actually with an employee of the neighboring business-Smoky Mountain Storage, who employs an older, blond woman. In his defense, Steven A. must have seen the Tennessee Tennis Club & Academy sign, which caused him to incorrectly identify the business that shares an entryway with TTCA. Tennis fans, please take note of this. I can only sing the praises of TTCA's experienced and caring staff!!!

We just had our second stay here and it really gets better each visit. There's constantly something…read morenew to discover or that's improved. We really enjoyed the secret lake trails, amazing playground and marina restaurant this visit.

Been there a million times. Even though it's changed alot through the year's it's a beautiful…read moreplace.

I love this park!! I have went there ever since I was a little girl!! They have so many things to…read moreplay on, they have places you can where you can go walking and everything!! And the community center is great to host parties and dinners and Council High School also hosts their prom there!!

Large park along the road. There is a swimming pool, tennis courts, kids playground, picnic…read moreshelters. I think it is a good spot for a large gathering.

Cedar Bluff helped me take my tennis game, up so many levels to where I never thought I would be…read more The staff are very friendly, they really care about you getting better. Their Jr Program is above and beyond all of the expectations I had for any private club.

The location of this club is between high power lines and a cell tower... It's definitely not…read moreappealing. There are a lot of courts including clay and indoor. I've heard positive things about one of the tennis coaches, but don't have personal experience I can comment on. However, I will say, there are a group of ladies at this club who are flat out rude and horrible to play with. It's never ok for anyone to talk down to another player. These ladies think they can. They make immature comments and exhibit poor sportsmanship. Staff does nothing. I'd never recommend this club. There are other awesome tennis facilities in Knox. Don't bother with these people.

It is on the backroads and not much to see but the visiting center is super inviting and…read moreinteresting. The people who work there really care about the place.

This forest is a true gem for anyone who wants a glimpse of what the mountains of Kentucky used to…read morebe. Half the 500-plus acres is designated old growth forest, which is about as common as a steak at a KFC. We loved our very peaceful two-hour hike, especially the tall timbers. Understandably, they are very protective of these forests, so access is only allowed through guided tours. But the tours are highly informed and free, courtesy of the commonwealth of Kentucky. Be sure to call ahead of time to make plans, since the full time staff consists of two hardy souls that tend to the whole property in addition to babysitting any tourists. Notably, they don't get a lot of visitors here, so don't be surprised if your guided tour is private and exclusive. As for all you smartphone nerds out there, good luck checking into this place. The landscape that has helped save the timber for generations also turns your phone into a lump of coal. Be sure to pay close attention to the directions to get here. By all means, the trip is worth the effort.

Nice place for a walk with my dog! There's a track around the soccer field which is good for…read morerunning laps if you're interested in that kid of stuff. My dog loves his walks in this park.

My pup loves the park! And this park did not disappoint. It was well kept, no poop or trash hanging…read morearound. There's a track there to go running/walking with or without your dog. Literally down the street from my house so I appreciate that. Gravel parking lot so be careful and drive slow when driving in.