This park has two playground areas. One for bigger kids and one for smaller kids. Two bathroom…read morebuildings, recreational areas with tables, a trail around the park, plenty of parking areas/spaces, several baseball fields and plenty of benches throughout. It also has a concessions building that is probably open during baseball season.

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.

This is my place to escape too, wranglers camp ground (equine people) is my other home . LBL also…read morehas camping for the fishing type people and turkey bay for the 4x4 type people, bike trails for the cyclists. Walking trails. So many great things to do. Buffalo & Elk pens. Old home place to see how things were done before modern equipment took over. So much to see and do! Take insect repellent. Y'all will Need it

I usually eat over in Aurora when I go there but I love land between the lakes. Lots to do and…read moresee.!

Best place to go for a waterfront spot that won't be crowded on a hot day! Such a beautiful place…read moreto explore I swear I have gone 20 times and still not explored all it has. Rock climbing, hiking, biking or just a walk with your dog will all be some of the things you can find here!

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

Excellent company to use for a nice relaxing float down the Red River. They were very helpful and…read morefriendly people running this outfit. Highly recommend !

Cannot recommend Matt and family enough! We had a great morning on the water. We floated, we swam,…read morewe saw some wildlife. Couldn't ask for a better experience in Clarksville. Matt has the system dialed in. He knows exactly what's going on on the river and gives great advice for a fun, safe, and relaxing time for the whole family.

So my review is more for the event at the Hopkinsville Sportsplex. My GPS was very unreliable at…read morefirst and brought me to a place in the middle of nowhere. I almost gave up but I found the Hopkinsville Sportsplex. The building looks very new and is spacious. It was very crowded for the Hopkinsville International Festival. This event was free for the general public and spectacular. This is the online flyer I read about this event in Hopkinsville Sportsplex: Immerse yourself in global culture without leaving Christian County! Hopkinsville International Festival has been rapidly expanding since the first event in 2009. Over the years, it has evolved to include a bigger venue and more variety. This event celebrates the vast cultural diversity found in Hopkinsville and our region and educates citizens about a multitude of global traditions and history. 2019 Hopkinsville International Festival: Friday, March 22: 4pm-8pm Saturday, March 23: 10am-6pm at the Hopkinsville Sportsplex 155 Tilley Way, Hopkinsville, KY 42240 --------------------------------- I had so much fun by myself going to this event. They had colorful booths of different countries. Everyone looked gorgeous dressed in colorful or bejeweled costumes. The event was an explosion of color, music, art, international countries, children, and fun. I passed the info to lots of people but no one went. You got a passport and stamped at each country. The place was full of love, children, and art. The had an arts and crafts area for children and adults. I made a jeweled cherry blossom tree there. If you were hungry, they had food trucks outside and a food/ drink place inside. The food smelled delicious. I did not eat any though. There was non stop live entertainment from different countries on a stage. They also had a story time tent. I came later during the day, but the place was busy. If you have children, enjoy art, or love international festivals, I would strongly encourage you to go to this event next year. It is fun and free entertainment. The art work was very impressive. I love the Native American Indian art painted by a teenager named Juan. I wanted to buy a card or print of his painting of a Cherokee Indian on the Trail of Tears. I ate some food from Mexico-yum, talked to a beautiful girl in the Venezuelan booth, made a jeweled cherry blossom tree, and met a cool Russian artist designing tarot cards. I wanted to take a picture of a buck deer made of barb wire. My favorite booth was of Japan. It was the most beautiful and creative booth. I liked having a bunny origami made for me with my name on the back. Watching the lady draw in Japanese calligraphy and seeing beautiful women and children in kimonos were very beautiful and enchanting to me. All in all a spectacular day and mini adventure at 2019 Hopkinsville International Festival.

This location is amazing. Great place for the kids. Clean and they have lots to offer.read more

A hidden gem in Clarksville TN! Not long on mileage but the…read morelocal trail builders made great use of the terrain and added features to make the ride super fun!