I dropped in recently and had a great experience. The school had just reopened, so the class was…read moresmall and intimate, which I actually really enjoyed. It was a gi class, though a few students were still waiting on their gis, which was totally understandable given the timing. The environment was very beginner-friendly, but even as a black belt I found a lot of value in the instruction. The instructor clearly knows his stuff and does an excellent job teaching fundamentals with meaningful details. His style has a noticeable catch-wrestling influence, which gave the techniques a unique and practical feel that I really appreciated. You can tell he genuinely cares about his students--he kept a watchful eye on everyone, emphasized safety, and offered solid tips throughout class. What really stood out to me was the vibe of the gym. It has an old-school feel, almost like a classic boxing gym. Not one of those high-end, ultra-modern white gyms--but honestly, that's exactly what I like. It felt cozy, laid back, and authentic, like a place where real practitioners want to train. The mats were clean and in good condition, which obviously matters. Everyone there was welcoming and warm, and the class structure was solid: traditional warmups, focused drilling, and quality instruction. I can easily see this school growing as more people discover it. If you're looking for a laid-back, old-school jiu-jitsu environment with thoughtful instruction, this place is definitely worth checking out.

The instructors here are helpful and welcoming. They have great teaching skills and experience. The…read morestudents are super helpful too. It's a good atmosphere to become a legit competitor or just have fun and get in shape!

I spent every summer of my childhood here. Went to nfty weekends here. Was a CIT, then a counselor…read more I owe a majority of my Jewish education to HSJ. Jacobs Camp shaped me and taught me what it means to be Jewish and live in a Jewish community.

Um, I can't believe this is on Yelp…read more What can I say about HSJ? What do you say about the place where you spent 13 summers of your life? About a place that still comes to mind first everytime you smell fried chicken? About a place that you still can't explain to everyone else? About a place that gave you your oldest friends, that still has you singing the wrong lyrics to songs, that still makes you laugh at jokes from 15 years ago? About a place that helped raise you? I guess you say, "Thanks."

Brand new and extremely clean. Full bar and good food. The service was also top notch. Tons of…read moreparking outside as it's located in an old mall. They also have lots of arcade games that you can get tickets from and redeem for prizes. Good for the whole family. Also hear they have league night on three nights for more serious bowlers.

I've been bowling for years and came to this place when it first opened. It was awesome!!! The food…read morewas amazing, the lanes were well maintained and the atmosphere was amazing! Just returned in 2021 and the place is just GARBAGE, there was a fight outside the door with some young kids the place had hired for "security". The bowling experience wasn't any better. My ball continued to get stuck over and over again, forcing me to wait till they came to dislodge it. And I ordered a pizza which took 45 mins to get and wasn't even done. The supreme pizza was pathetic, two slices of bell pepper and maybe one mushroom. I don't recommend this place to anyone at all.

Great campground. Beautiful nature, quiet & calming atmosphere. Very nice people in the office, we…read moreasked to be moved to a shady spot and they kindly obliged. Fishing, paddleboats and lots of walking areas and doggy park. The frogs, crickets and cicadas serenade you to sleep at night. Fun to watch the ducks and geese in the pond too. The best shady sites in my opinion are; #42,#43,#51,#52,#70&#72. We look forward to coming back here again and will let others know about this wonderful place in Mississippi. Just an FYI for future campers, you will receive an e-mail after your first night in the park, "inviting you stay another night" and if you choose to stay another night the e-mail offers you $10 off, I did not see the e-mail until we left the park so the nice cashier did Not give me $10 off, that is obviously my fault for not keeping up on my e-mails. Curious as to why the camp manager crammed all the campers right next to each other (3 ft between campers) when there were obviously 25 open spots across the road to where she could have spaced us all a few sites apart? Did not like that and I am sure my next door neighbor campers did not like hearing each others doors open/close & other common noises. Should take one star away for that.

Had a great time! Everybody is so nice and accommodating. We are booked and ready for March!read more

Not sure why I always visit battlefields and cemeteries, but it actually totally makes sense. I…read morelive on the Eastern USA, where we have experienced the Revolutionary War of Independence and the Civil War. We are war heavy on this side of the country. I have visited most major battlegrounds, forts, courthouses and buildings from these two eras. I don't really consider myself a history buff, yet I have visited several historical places. This park is certainly the most beautiful monument dedicated to war. It is also in a very beautiful setting. Abraham Lincoln donated these lands to preserve the history of the wars, and that was a great decision. Vicksburg is not really an easy access commute from anywhere, visiting here requires effort, and this park is well worth it.

Stunning military park with amazing views where one can imagine the smoke from cannon fire pouring…read moreupwards, I tried to imagine the sounds of multiple cannons , the shouts of men , thousands of gunshots. Incredible place to soak in a key military battle of the Civil war. The grounds and surrounding hillsides are beautiful and well worth the drive through. Our visit culminating with seeing the gunboat ironclad Cairo. I learned so very much about the ironclads in general and the Cairo specifically. If you are any sort of history or Civil War buff this is a must see.

Can't get really close to the water. Good space for camping and RVs. Looks like a little bar or…read moresomething is on site as there is a building advertising beer and stating "21 to enter." Bring food & a tent to help kids enjoy but watch out for ants!

Had a wonderful day there shooting. The staff is excellent, Jimmy and Matt are amazing and took…read morecare of our every need. Been to a lot of clubs all over the country and this place is up there and in my opinion the best. I would highly recommend it for any corporate get together, wedding, or just to go out and have a fun day with the family.

This place has beautiful facilities and is well-kept throughout. You can tell that the owners knew…read morewhat they were doing and their end goals when they created this shooting/equestrian haven. It was my first time really shooting at clays and I had a good time led by a good instructor. It's a little difficult to find and navigate your way through the sprawling farmland, though.

Wow! Hiking, ziplining, rappelling followed by a boat ride on a river that goes through a bat…read morefilled cave. What's not to like. We took the Classic Adventure which included six ziplines, a 70 foot rappelling wall and the aforementioned boat tour. The guides are fantastic. Very passionate about this little corner of PR. Sure, at first I thought I'd stepped into a 70's era hippie commune, but there is nothing fake about these guys. They do a great job of sizing up the abilities of the people on the tour and putting folks at ease with the equipment and the place. A couple words of warning: When they saw "turn off 111 onto a rural road" they mean rural road. Sure it seems paved, but the hills and turns are quite the challenge. At first it seemed quaint that there was a sign (in English) in the middle of nowhere that said to "beep" horn just prior to a hill. It's hard to describe the sense of "oh sh*t" when we reached the top of the hill and couldn't see the road ahead or behind. Just a rental car balanced on a peak like a twisted Dr. Suess tale. Yikes. On the way out, I was careful to 1) stop and blow the horn at every sign, 2) keep the window down and A/E off to listen for other horns and 3) keep the trans in low gear. Also, the Batey crew is more into the adventure than the reservation thing. Make sure you follow up the email with a phone call.