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Pickwick Landing State Park is approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes from my home in Nashville, and…read moreis located in Counce, Tennessee. It has 1,400+ acres, fishing, boating, a marina, 10 cabins, camping, a lodge, a restaurant, a swimming pool, a golf course, a three mile paved trail, three small swimming beaches, an aviary, a butterfly garden, and a visitors center and gift shop. The town surrounding this area was originally called Pickwick, after Dickens' The Pickwick Papers. This was the spot of a riverboat stop in the 1840s. The lake was named Pickwick Lake. During Roosevelt's New Deal, this was the site of a new dam, named Pickwick Dam. The 53 mile long dam was completed in 1938. In 1969, the city was purchased by the state of Tennessee to become a new state park. The state park opened in 1972. This whole area is gorgeous and has a lot of water recreation, so if you're a fisher or swimmer, this park is for you. There's not much in the way of untamed wilderness, but this park is absolutely chocked full of amenities that's sure to please every member of the family.

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!

The website claimed it would be open on June 1st. No one answers their phone, we drove a whole hour…read morewith three little ones only to find the park is still closed.

This fairly new park, located in Savannah (Tennessee) proper, within Hardin County, is just one of…read moreour claims to fame! Of course, who can forget we tout Shiloh National Military Park, Pickwick State Park, and lots of other historical and newer meanderings if you're so inclined. But the Tennessee Street Park is as fun as parks get; it's mostly fenced in with attractive fencing; water features for the kiddies on hot days, jungle gyms interspersed around with springform playing/walking surfaces connecting. Covered picnic areas are available, and an acre or two surrounded by large old shade trees complete the scene. So when you come visit, be sure and behold Savannah's iconic historical district showcasing beautiful and well-kept period homes. Drive north along the Tennessee River to Saltillo, a quaint town where you can shop at our art gallery; our chic upscale boutique that maintains bridal and baby registries; our antique store. Of course you'll be hungry, so dine in or take out at our famous Mexican Restaurant where folks from Jackson and even Memphis make the trek to come eat or just to enjoy a mixed drink. Our convenience store also serves up hot deli food and cold drinks. After all that touring, shopping, and eating, wind down at our Bed and Breakfast! We have a licensed Barber and hair stylist, so get that cut you've wanted right here. And all this within walking distance of the river. Yes folks Saltillo is back on the map. Driving southward again, see more sights and go shopping in Savannah! Then keep driving southward to Pickwick Lake. Campgrounds, rental homes, boats, you name it. You cannot say you've visited unless you include a day or an afternoon at the somber grounds of Shiloh where both the Blue and the Grey fought hard for two bloody days. Shiloh is consistently rated as one of the best National Military Parks in the country. So come and visit us! Hardin County has it! Back to the Tennessee Street Park, come and see! It's just another wonderful reason to come and see what we have to offer!

I've been a member for around six years now. Both the Selmer location and Adamsville location. This…read moreis based on Adamsville. The gym has a good amount of equipment and meets your needs for cardio or weight training. The staff has been cool, and the workout guest crowd have been nice. My only real complaint is some of the equipment needs some minor repairs time to time and , the bathrooms are dirty all the time . Still my go to and glad I have a membership.

We became Safe Harbor members about one year ago. Our home port was Safe Harbor Aquayacht in…read moreMississippi. We arrived at Aquayacht approximately November 15th 2024. We left our boat there for the winter and left an extensive laundry list of work that we wanted to have done while we were away for the winter. We let the Marina know that we would be returning on February 15th and wanted the work completed by then. The list of work included replacing the old inverter and batteries, fixing vacuflush toilet issues, ceramic coating the entire boat, and having the pod drives taken apart and according to Greg the mechanic "bullet proofed" by ceramic coating the shafts that sometimes leak causing salt water intrusion. I can safely say that the only competent person on the service staff that we dealt with is Mark who did the electrical work on the inverter. the work was done correctly and on time. Marcus who did the plumbing work was completely incompetent. The vacuflush heads on the boat required complete disassembly and rebuilding by myself to quit leaking. The pumps ran on so much that the bellows broke on the vacuum generators requiring complete rebuilding. The work on the vacuflush system was not completed until 3 weeks after our return on February 15th. The Ceramic Coating that was done was a complete joke. The boat looks as bad if not worse than when we started. The Marina billed me for half the job and Lake Escape yachts billed me for the rest. This work was a month late. We finally told him enough was enough and we had to leave as we were already behind our departure schedule. All of this brings me to the best part. The pods were taken apart, the shafts supposedly ceramic coated to harden them so they didn't get a groove in them and leak. We had the boat professionally surveyed and all fluids tested before we purchased it in July of 2024 and was found to have no issues. In speaking with the service manager and the mechanic we were "sold" on the fact that the pods would last significantly longer if we did this. We agreed. The port pod lasted less than 6 weeks before completely filling with sea water. The Starboard pod lasted an additional 2 weeks before it too failed with salt water intrusion. Diesel Services of America replaced the first one and they said that the seals were incorrectly installed. Hinckley Yacht services in Savannah Geogia replaced the 2nd one and also said the seal was installed incorrectly. To Aquayachts credit they did pay for the first repair and after several phone calls and emails also paid the bill at Lauderdale Marine Center where the boat had to be pulled. However, they have now refused to pay for anything on the second pod even though it's the same issue. We paid $37,000 to Aquayacht for the service work done to our pods and are now stuck with an additional $28,000 bill that they refuse to pay. We will be suing them. I cannot stress enough to NOT use thier service department at all. The communication from the entire Marina was extremely poor. The general manager Pam does not return phone calls or emails. the service manager Robert is impossible to get to at all. The only positive in the whole experience was the electrical work done by Mark. We have been to alot of Safe Harbors in the last year and I have to say I am extremely disappointed in Aquayacht. We are now forced to store our boat for the winter as we lost 2 full months of our cruising time waiting for diagnosis, and repairs due to thier poor workmanship.

If your on Pickwick lake in Yellow Creek and need gas, ice, or beer. This is a quick one stop…read moreshop. They do have a full service marina with plenty of boat storage available. Covered storage is available for boats 50 foot or less. Call ahead if something bigger. They do have a great maintenance facility and great dry storage for boats under 30 foot. There storage prices are a little high on the lower size boats. That is why I gave them 4 stars. They do have a great crawfish boil / boat show in the spring that is out of this world.

Had a great time a few weeks ago! Awesome part of the river, farther from Nashville but worth it,…read moreonly $10 per float and they threw in a cooler float (one with a bottom) for free! They drop you off easy to get in and out and they drive you to your car.

This was a bucket list visit for us and did not disappoint. The grounds are well maintained by the…read moreNPS, and it's easy to park your car on the tour and walk the grounds at your leisure. A must see for every American. Cheers! RS

This Civil War era park is almost as overwhelming as it's counterpart at Vicksburg, MS -- almost…read more It's a big park with plenty to see. Located near the banks of the Tennessee River, this 4,000-acre park commemorates a pivotal Civil War battle fought in April 1862. But it's not just the history that makes this park a must-visit. Shiloh surprises visitors with its natural beauty, reflective spaces, and offerings for travelers of all kinds--including those arriving by RV. A Journey Through Time For history lovers, Shiloh offers a deeply immersive experience. The park preserves key portions of the battlefield where nearly 24,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or went missing during two days of intense fighting. Walking these grounds feels both humbling and powerful. The well-maintained trails take you past trenches, cannons, and memorials, each projecting a story of courage and loss. The Shiloh Visitor Center is your place to start; it hosts a film and exhibits that piece together this chapter of history, giving you fresh insight before you explore the grounds. One of the most poignant stops is the Shiloh National Cemetery. Overlooking the river, the cemetery holds the graves of Union soldiers, beautifully maintained in their quiet, scenic setting. Nearby, the sunken road known as the "Hornet's Nest" showcases where some of the fiercest fighting took place. These spaces are alive with echoes of the past but provide a profound sense of peace today. Nature Meets Reflection Shiloh isn't just for Civil War buffs. Its rolling hills, dense woodlands, and open meadows offer plenty to those who simply love being outdoors. Birdsong fills the air as you hike trails that meander through shaded forests and along open fields. Autumn paints the landscape in gold and crimson, while the springtime fills it with wildflowers. The Tennessee River also provides scenic views and a sense of calm that balances the park's somber history. For waterside picnics or just quiet moments, the riverbank trails won't disappoint. You can watch herons glide above the water or take in a vivid sunset. Photographers, too, will find endless inspiration in the interplay of light and shadow over the park's terrain. RV-Friendly Amenities Travelers by RV will find Shiloh a welcoming stop. While the park itself doesn't have campgrounds, just a short drive away are several RV-friendly options, such as well-reviewed campgrounds in Savannah, Tennessee, or Pickwick Landing State Park. These sites offer amenities like full hookups, showers, and access to additional recreation. Inside the park, RV travelers will appreciate the spacious parking areas, accessible restrooms, and picnic spots where you can comfortably unwind. Shiloh also combines well with nearby attractions, like the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center in Mississippi, only 20 miles away, making it an ideal base for deeper exploration of the region.