Kind of loud and overwhelming at first, but the food is very good and the bowling is fun. My…read morefriends and I had a great time, I just wish there was more hand sanitizer around so you don't have to chose between eating and bowling when you're there.

from out of town. pleasantly surprised this small alley was very nice. nice staff. clean and…read moremodern. would highly recommend.

I purchased this plant at Woodlands Nature station in 2024. One year later and look at the huge…read moreflowers.

Beautiful awesome hummingbird festival!! Will definitely go again!!…read more Lots of nice people and animals!

It's a great facility and the staff is great! We checked it out and decided to pay for a tears spotread more

Visiting Kentucky from Chicago and wanted to enjoy the lake for a day. Booked a boat online easily…read more When we arrived, employees were very friendly. Our boat was all ready for us. Parking was simple. We headed out on the water, boat was great, worked well, no issues. Returned, fueled up and on our way. Super easy process and loved the family feel with a kid checking us out when paying for gas. Thank you!

Such a beautiful place where you can go fishing and camping or just enjoy being outside with nature…read moredriving around looking at the sights and sounds of the LBL bison and the history of how they create this beautiful place lots to do you can also go off road and 4 wheelers hiking just a great place

Lots of flare lots of cool things for kids to look at. This is Military friendly location. Don't…read moreforget to get your National park pass. The bison experience is not the best but for only $5 bucks your kids will loose it.

Early evening and I checked RVParky for spots where we could spend the night in my campervan. I had…read morenot planned well and we were on a detour. This looked like a possibility. The Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area is a 170,000‑acre outdoor park and nature preserve located between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, with Dover, Tennessee serving as its southern gateway. It spans both Kentucky and Tennessee, with about 60,000 acres lying in Stewart County, Tennessee near Dover. The park is a vast peninsula of forest, wetlands, and open land managed by the U.S. Forest Service. It was created when the Tennessee Valley Authority dammed the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers, forming Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. The land between those two reservoirs became a unique natural corridor, hence the name. We arrived late at the South Welcome Station. A nice little parking area with a structure that appeared to have maps and an attendant. There's even a free RV dump site here. What there isn't is any cellular signal and there didn't appear to be any wifi coming from the welcome station. So while this might be okay for Bruce on his own, it wasn't going to work out for Bruce with Mrs. K. Maybe next time! [Review 1466 of 2025 - 587 in Tennessee - 25019 overall]

Lynn has been giving my son lessons and has done a great job. My son has learned a love for the…read moregame that will stay with him for the rest of his life. The course and carts are all in good shape and the green/ cart fees are very affordable ($12 for nine holes with cart). We play the course regularly and enjoy ourselves every round. Give Sullivan's a try for a relaxed golf experience where a beginner can learn and enjoy the game!

Very friendly staff and a great course for golfers of any level. The driving range is top notch.read more

I went with a few friends and we had an amazing time! I was a little intimidated by horses but the…read moreguides were well trained and very helpful. I was beautiful riding through the woods. We did a 90 minute ride which seemed about perfect. The cost was fair and we will definitely be back.

My family went on a 90 trail ride with them. They did a good job of explaining how to ride so that…read moreyou had a good experience. And the horses are all well trained. The trail took us through some wooded areas and some fields. All in all it was a very pleasant experience with lots of good scenery. Definitely worth giving it a try!

Located within the Land between the Lakes National Recreation Area,you pay 5.00 per car to drive a…read moresmall paved loop road. You might see wild turkey,elk,bison, raptors along with a variety of native plants . You can drive around as many times as you like. It was not crowded the day we went so we took our time and were lucky to see Elk and Bison. Definitely worth the small price of admission.

Amazing drive and wonderful wildlife. Great for photography lovers. Free for military, check in at…read morethe planetarium to check on perks. Check us out to see more photos of great areas. 3Spade7Star or ThreeSpade SevenStar.