I have had a session with Tracy and felt very comfortable and knew I was with such a professional…read morewho knew just what I needed on the Pilates reformer. I highly recommend her and I physically felt so much better and look forward to my future sessions !!!

The good: a very modern, clean, and well equipped gym; low-key but attentive staff; other members…read moreof the Benton community who are friendly and genuine as any I've met anywhere else; private shower-bathrooms; plenty parking; 24 hours... The not-so-good anecdote: I got a membership discount through my work, asked my questions before making the decision (including whether I could use Snap facilities in other towns - "yes" was the answer), and signed up with a monthly bank draft set up. Tried to go to another Snap and was told that my discounted membership is for the Benton location only. Called Snap (Benton) and spoke with same employee who remembered (and apologized for) inadvertently misinforming me. Transferred to manager/franchiser who refused to honor the agreed-to deal, and when I advocated to have the agreement honored, she told me she didn't think I was "a good fit" for the gym and would be more than happy to cancel my membership. I said i hadn't yet come to the same conclusion. I wonder if she will glare at me after reading this next time I'm on the Stairmaster, or if she will offer any apology or follow up or make right on the deal I inarguably made with her agent. Well, I guess if you're the only gym in town, you can afford to treat people this way.

I love this gym! It's affordable, always clean and the staff is always friendly. I'm already seeing…read moreresults after a month.

You won't find anything else like it within at least an hours drive. If you're looking for…read moresomething fun to do, they have a plethora of facilities and fun stuff. Unfortunately several of the things that you could once do are no longer available for use (zipline, rock climbing wall, etc), at least until the inspector can come by and look at the currently closed facilities to ensure safety. The park itself has lazer tag, go karts, putt putt, and smaller carnival type games.

We went here for a school trip and absolutely loved it. The staff was incredible, and made sure all…read morethe kids stayed in their groups. We were able to do the go carts, super slide, and rock climbing wall. Very professional and safe.

This yoga studio is located inside a beautiful and historic Coke Plant. The space itself is…read moregorgeous and has tons of character. There are a variety of classes and the instructors are super down to earth, kind, and helpful. Best studio in Paducah hands down.

Super nice people and can't beat the price. Will go back the next time we are I. The area.read more

This place is much more than the mini golf. We did the jungle walk in the other section of the…read moreproperty. We had the opportunity to feed the animals we saw on our walk through the yard in the back. There is a trail you follow And there are signs you can read about all the animals on your way. It was 3$ a person for food and the walking tour. You can rent a golf cart for 10$. The animals were so cool to see! We even saw a baby goat that had just been born!

The best haunted houses I've ever been to…read more Worth driving a hundred miles for. Tip: it's a dry county so bring your own pint of Fireball

If you've never done escape room before I would not recommend this place the customer service is a…read moreone out of five you do not get any help they sit on their phone and they do not pay attention to the people in the room and then they purposely avoid you when you get out of the room so they avoid the customer service problem this place with is not my favorite escape room by any means and I would not go back back

Stayed in the campground, which is open year-round. They have a new bath house with 8…read moreseparate/private restroom/showers. 6 are locked up for the season. For the two that are open, the rooms are blazing hot but the showers are very cold. Not quite ice cold but the are not even "like warm". Totally unacceptable. They need to take the money wasted on overheating the rooms to heating the water to a reasonable temperature.

The highlight of this park is a reconstructed wooden fort, which overlooks the river and is fairly…read moreimpressive. I assume there is some more action during business hours as it wasn't the most happening place in the evening. There are a variety of trails and other facilities, as well as a disc golf course. Maps suggest that a road leads to another forest park, but the road does become unpaved dirt and gravel before the point of crossing under the main highway. The water fountains did not work for me. It is a free park with some interesting features and a variety of possible uses.

The most important thing about this place is the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The…read morepoint where the two great rivers meet and truly form the Mighty Mississippi from here on south. Historically, this was a very significant place. There has been an actual fort in place here during the Civil War. And the exploration of the Mississippi Purchase by Lewis and Clark famously stopped here for a week. Apparently, though, the confluence used to be quite a bit farther north and the rivers have just deposited so much sediment over the years that the point gradually drifts further and further south. The whole area feels a bit forgotten, much like the relics of old Route 66 in the American west. In this case, first the advent of automobiles, then air travel and interstates seem to have done it in over time. While it's a historically significant area, it's as if the constant flux of flooding and drought that wipes clean the surrounding area and perpetually re-maps the path of these rivers also keeps any more solid form of established tourism structures from sticking it out. There are no bathrooms here - just a porta-potty. The parking lot and roads are rough. The grass is overgrown and I was the only person visiting. The three-story old observation tower can be scaled, but I can't imagine it's long for this world in its current condition. The nearest permanent structure is a welcome center about a quarter mile back up the only road to the point. And that is completely shut down with a single worn-out info board in the parking lot. From the perspective of an individual seeking out even the finer points of American history, it's probably worth a stop assuming you're taking a tour of the Mississippi mounds or visiting the nearby New Madrid Fault. I wouldn't exactly suggest going out of your way to stop by here, however. It's been relegated to a blink in time.

I really liked the atmosphere and solitude of this location. I wished there was more information,…read moreat the sight, about Fort Defiance, it's purpose and it's demise. I had to go on line and read about it, rather than the usual "brown signs". I was there both late in the evening and the next morning, early and didn't see a living sole either time. This place has a neat vibe and if I lived closer I would be out on "the point" a lot.