Good games and you can have fun times with family and friends there and enjoy play time and moreread more

This was the main hangout when I was in school. Most of the other kids cruised the strip (that ran…read morein front of the bowling alley) and made loops through the bowling alley lot. I couldn't just make a loop. I always had to go in and shoot pool for a bit. I think they first opened this alley in '84. There is a separate area for playing pool, pay by the hour. There are several lanes and I know nothing about bowling, but the ONE and ONLY time I bowled, was here with an uncle, Mother and siblings. The restaurant consists of a few tables and menu items are limited to quick fry-ups and sandwiches at pretty reasonable prices. There was, at one time, an accessory store onsite. I didn't think to look to see if it was still in business the last time I was there. Bowling Prices per their website: Weekdays till 6 pm Regular rate $2.50 Senior rate. $2.00 After 6pm and on Weekends All Games $3.75 Shoe Rental. $1.75 ** ALL PRICES ARE PER GAME. PER PERSON** Moonlite Bowling . Friday and Saturday Nights 11pm till close Win Cokes and free games of bowling!!! Pool. $2.00. Per 30 mins HOT DEALS!!! Wednesday nite Special!!! Rent a lane for $15 an hour up to 5 per lane with Shoes included! OR Bowl at $2.50 per game per person shoes not included.

Tonight, my husband and I attended the first, hopefully an annual, State Park Christmas lantern…read moreholiday hike. It was the story of Ebeneezer Scrooge and the Christmas Carol. The trail hike, a family friendly, short and sweet, hike, with the lead of an incredible State Park Ranger. The park Ranger graciously led the way and read the story aloud. It was a family fun event. Afterwards, we were able to drive through the Christmas lights through the park. It reminded us as a similar show, from the Memphis Shelby Farms starry nights, so nice to have this here at the Pickwick State Park. Thank you so much for all who arranged these events, we enjoyed it very much!

Terrible food and worse service. Asked to have the rancid salmon taken off our check and was met…read morewith a blank stare. Will never go back. Awful.

This is a beautiful park and it has really changed and been enhanced over the past few years. There…read moreis current construction in the old tennis courts and a new entry road is being improved on the back side to gain entry from Droke Rd. There is an addition of 25 acres to be cleared and used for the park expansion with a $5.3 million budget (parking lot, and more ball fields, dressing rooms and bathrooms). It was said that it is justified by the amount of tourism dollars it'll bring in...ha! I know if I go to other states or towns I go just so I can play on their ball fields in the searing heat. God forbid they build a climbing wall or add some water features to cool off in or an outdoor theater for movies or entertaining the family as a WHOLE instead of catering to kid sports. To Each Their Own. Several decades ago, when I was a kid, there was an aluminum jet body and a couple varying height slides where the main pavilion is. Many, many, many kids have skinned themselves climbing into it and my goodness at the seared skin from sitting in that seat after it had baked in the sun. There were car shows held in and on the park grounds every year, but now the car club seems to divide its time between Arby's and Dairy Queen parking lots. This is not the greatest all around park for everyone, but it is beautiful in the Summertime with the green trees. Speaking of trees, there may not be very many left in a few years, seems to be missing one or two a year from rot or damage of some sort. There is one twisty rooted tree that I enjoy photographing. This park covers around 40 acres and there are oodles of ball fields (at least 6), 10 tennis courts now (if they replace the old courts with more tennis then it will seem somewhat of a waste for me. I have not seen a single tennis player ANY time of the day that I have been on the premises. There is a 1-mile asphalt walking/jogging trail that winds through the trees. This park is located next to train tracks and it isn't pleasant or relaxing when it rolls through, you turn up the music or just grit your teeth and wait it out. There is a soccer field, batting cages (not the high end pay-to-bat style with a machine spitting balls at you, but a toss it in the air and hit it style), 3 picnic pavilions, bathroom facilities in each end of the park. This park is NOT pet friendly. NO DOGS, NO SKATEBOARDS... I don't have a dog, but I thought the old tennis court site would've made an ideal dog park.

The only reason I'm giving this course a 4 star is because the course itself is very nice for the…read moreand challenging for the money We played this course for a bachelor party... we had 12 golfers total and finished our round in less than 4 hours... the skid mark rangers were hounding us the entire time about keeping up pace and they were sending people off on number 10 like complete mongoloids causing an obvious back up...The course is really fun and challenging... the rangers as usual are insufferable. We paid to play the Fkn course...we kept up the expected pace of play.. kick rocks

Great well-groomed course. Seems like two different courses from front nine to the back nine…read more Shorter and narrow on the front and longer and wider on the back. You can have a good variety of approach shot lengths in a round. The greens are smooth and fast. Best greens I've played in a long time. Hoping to get a membership soon.

It's a fun little nine hole golf course people are really pleasant. I enjoy playing by myselfread more

I love this place. This is the course I've been learning to play. The staff is very friendly and…read morethe golf course is great.

Finally, an entertainment venue that offers something the entire family can enjoy doing. Actually,…read moreit's even an ideal venue for companies and organizations to bring employees to work on their communication and teamwork. If you like trivia, playing games, or solving puzzles, then you will love Corinth Escape Rooms. These rooms have gone over pretty big in larger cities and metropolis areas. I'm happy to see it make its way to Corinth. I enjoy puzzles (the majority of game apps I download are puzzles) and going into a strange room, with your friends or family, and turning everything on its "ear" to get to the clues is a great way to spend 40 minutes, which does fly by so fast. There are currently 3 rooms to choose from here and there are plans to have a new one by Spring. The 'secret' to succeeding in escaping is to work together, yell out your clues, do not hoard a clue. You can make the entire TEAM fail if you try to do it all alone in your mind. Another way to succeed is to build your team with people that have varying skill sets, all of you don't need to be Liam Neeson. You need analytical thinkers, good with mathematics, natural leaders, quiet types that can see things others rush over. The Shamrock Hotel Room is a room where you and your friends/teammates are "locked" in a hotel room and must work together to find clues and solve puzzles in order to find the key to the door and escape in 45 minutes or less. EXODUS is a Bible-themed room where you must be familiar with the bible, as all the clues are related to its contents. This is a 40 minute room. This is ideal for church groups and youth bible study. The Principal's Office Is a 45 minute room and may be the harder of the two rooms not bible-related. There is a souvenir shop with T-shirts and such for sale. The rooms are only available for play Thur-Sat from 5:00-10:00 Thur, 11:00 Fri-Sat. The costs is $12.00 (Exodus)-$15.00 (other rooms) per person per room. They will probably work with you on a group rate for your business group.

Challenging escape room for all ages! Great! I took my students in grades 2-6 there today. They…read moreloved it!

Such a beautiful park. Plenty to do and entertain the kiddos of all ages. Shady and easy to get a…read moregood walk in. Lots of photo opportunities as well.

It's a well kept historic area. There are a lot of sitting areas under large shade trees that make…read morefor a pleasant walk through the various working springs, log cabin and covered bridge.