Nice family experience with easy corn maze and some tasty snack options - recommend some twisted…read moretaters or a nice Cuban sandwich, but don't miss out on the apple cider slush or go big with apple cider slush float.

Such a fun place to visit, especially in the fall! There are fun activities for the kids and lots…read moreof pumpkins to pick from.

Well organized. We were new to this establishment and were not greeted very warmly but we will…read morewanted to give this place a try. We had to figure it out ourselves as far as what to do first but we then saw in the table there are instructions. The manager/owner saw us and asked if we were pick up and we said no we are painting but then she never showed us what you do next. It was not the best customer service but we enjoyed painting here regardless. I complimented her on how much we liked it here. We will get our finished pottery in a few weeks. I'm excited! Thank you

My husband and I were looking for something fun to do on a fall afternoon. We walked in and were…read morewelcomed by the staff. They gave us everything we needed for painting and were helpful and so friendly! I am not artistic so the patience they showed me was much appreciated. I highly recommend Brushstrokes!!

Stopped in to my go-to florist Rainbow's End to pick up some flowers and received a mini-tour from…read morethe very professional, pleasant, and helpful team for Kingsport Olive Oil that is in the same location. VERY hard to decide - settled on Lemon-infused olive oil. Oh, my, what a fresh, smooth, light and yet intense/distinct lemon flavor - this is definitely not your ordinary olive oil! Have already used to saute scallops and spinach and also in my favorite pasta salad - just amazing how much flavor this oil adds without heaviness/oiliness or overpowering the main food! Highly recommend and looking forward to trying and gifting other olive oils (and vinegars, too)!

All of the staff are kind and caring. I would recommend it to family and friends. Very clean and…read morewell kept.

Me and my wife recently visited this museum since I learned it open prior to us booking our…read morevacation. This place was very cool and worth checking out. The museum is currently incomplete since they are still working on various trains. I would say that the store is more like 75% complete. The store features a lot of great history and we even got to meet the museum director as well while we were here. Staff here was friendly , admission was $10 a person and it seems like they even host kid's parties and have a special room for the kids as well. While you're done checking out they got a immense gift store where you can build your own trains as well. Overall, I was very impressed with this Museum regardless. Give it a couple years and it will be bustling

The first time my wife and I went I was not expecting much. We were pleasantly surprised. If you…read morehave any interest in railroads, model trains, miniatures, or even history you will be fascinated. The train layouts in many cases are based on real train routes and the modelers use old photos to recreate farms, buildings, industrial sites and even scenery in amazing detail so as to be authentic train layouts. Also, be sure to ask for the scavenger hunt form because it causes you to slow down and see things you would otherwise miss. In addition to train layouts they have museum quality railroad paraphernalia from years ago. This is a lot of fun and my wife and I have taken several out of town guests there for a couple hours of entertainment. I highly recommend you check it out!

Cute little shop! The smoothie bowls are fantastic and there's plenty of items to shop while you're…read morewaiting on food.

I feel as if almost every time I go to Gigi's Pantry, they are out of [multiple] items. It is…read moreusually with their salad options. There are not many healthy/vegetarian options in Downtown Jonesborough, so a salad is perfect! But, on more than two occasions, they have been out of lettuce, which was a bit upsetting. Then today, I went over with a leap of faith, and they were closed. Probably just done trying Gigi's Pantry.

Four years ago my daughter and I visited a lavendar farm in CT and a tradition was born. After…read moremoving to TN we continued this tradition at Midfield Farm albeit with 2 new adventurers in tow. Midfield Farm is off the beaten path and you need to register online ($10) for an arrival time, but directions are easy to follow, and the gentleman who checks you in is very friendly. The ladies at the tent offer instructions and answer any questions you may have. You may wander the fields for free but cutting lavendar is an extra charge. Wildflowers were able to be picked for free. We were there for a few hours especially since my granddaughter was learning about insects and she insisted on trying to catch some. (She didn't.) There were also some little lizards that darted between plants, but she didn't catch any of those either despite her best efforts. We took a break from taking photos, cutting lavendar and hunting wildlife to drink our complimentary lavendar lemonade and peruse the gift shop. We couldn't leave without trying out the swing and taking a few more photos. The owners and staff could not have been more pleasant, helpful and a pleasure to talk with. They are growing their business and working on expanding their farm. We had a great time continuing our tradition here.

You pick lavender farm and Bulls gap Tennessee with gift shop caramel lavender lemonade, and…read morelavender merchandise

I've visited the Hands On Discovery Center before and always thought it was a decent but fairly…read moresmall children's attraction. Unfortunately our most recent experiences were frustrating. We first drove out on a Monday because the door sign and online listings indicated they were open, but the building was closed when we arrived. When we came back later in the week around 4:30 PM (they close at 5), we were told admission would still be full price for both the child and the supervising parent ($22 for 30 minutes). For a museum that recommends spending 1-2 hours there, paying full admission for roughly 30 minutes didn't make much sense, especially when parents are mostly supervising rather than using the exhibits themselves. Other kid-focused play spaces in the area either don't charge adults or adjust pricing near closing time. In past visits we've also noticed that some interactive exhibits were not functioning, which makes the experience feel smaller than it probably intends to be. The concept is great and the fossil site connection is interesting, but the hours, pricing structure, and maintenance of exhibits could use some attention. With a few improvements this could be a much stronger destination for families in the Tri-Cities area.

I went here with a friend and it was fun alright…read more I've never been here before, and firstly, I went upstairs and the staff were so friendly! We had a nice chat about the Gray Fossil Center, over outside. They just dug up a new red panda skull. The entire walkthrough the building was really informative and fun. Exhibits were super cool as well. We also saw one of the Tesla Coil shows, and it was short but radical. Show lasts about 15-17 minutes and you watch the tesla coil play music with noise cancelling headphones and i'll leave that up to you to judge if it's entertaining or not, but I thought it was. This place is satisfactory alright. Very cool.

A functioning drive-in cinema in 2026 is quite special. State Line delivers a nostalgic, quaint,…read morefun movie-going experience that you can't get everywhere - even in Los Angeles, where I've lived for 19 years (after growing up in Elizabethton with State Line nearly in my backyard). Especially with the closure of the Bonnie Kate, please continue to support State Line!

Enjoy Family Fun relax take it all in All around family fun. Brings back childhood memories. They…read morealso have a concession where you can order popcorn hotdog, and sodas and more check them out. I'm sure you'll like it.