This review is about the tubing. I can't really say I had a…read moregreat time. There were so many trees down in the water we had to constantly get out and figure out how to get our tubes free. I mean, I get it. You can't control where trees fall, but a warning would've been pretty helpful. The guy who gave us instructions in the beginning told us to go a certain way when we got to the bridge, directions which got us trapped in a huge tree in very fast moving water. In the end, we did sign the form saying they weren't responsible for us getting hurt, we just didn't expect how much hurt we were in for. As far as front desk customer service goes... helpful information, not so helpful attitudes.

I enjoyed the tubing itself, everything was beautiful. But it's hard to shake first impressions. As…read moresoon as we pulled up on the property, an employee stuck his head in our car window and before we could say anything to him he said "yeah, I'm not wearing a mask and I don't care." He gave us parking instructions and a waiver and said, "sign this about all that COVID bull crap." Our car group was not assumed. Most of the other staff seemed friendly enough and most wore masks, but they didn't not require masks worn inside the building. Then on the tubing ride a local started screaming at as from her house because "I find too much litter down there!!" We weren't doing anything wrong so I don't know why she felt the need to scream at us. The people who live on the river clearly resent the tubers.

We had a great weekend. The campground is super clean. The family that own it are so very nice…read more We had my sisters 60th surprise birthday plus my niece and nephew birthday celebration. We will be back. 1 picture of the rv at the campground. I didn't have time to do there walking trails

This place is great ! The staff are incredibly nice and helpful the park is well kept and clean and…read morethe guests in the park are quiet and friendly. They have laundry , a rec area , kayak rental and launch a bass stocked pond and a new pool coming soon I can't wait to come back and visit when it's all up and running . Great RV park !

I was looking for some quality (no phone) time with my teenage son so I booked us a local horseback…read moreride! Quite out of the way from south of the Intercoastal waterway but well worth the trip. Steve and Kathleen are lovely people. We are locals so we booked a two hour ride in early February. The weather was perfect and the horses were great. I rode Jimbo and my son rode Elvis. Elvis was perfect for beginner riders. Very gentle and easy going. Jimbo was cute and had a touch of a teen ager attitude which was fine with me. The two hour ride through the local forest and wetlands protected Forrest. The vista were breathtaking white sand and local flatland. Their website makes great recommendations for water, hats etc. very accommodating and all around pleasant experience. P.S. Jimbo tried to follow me home because I brought him carrots. *wink

First time going riding for my 9 yr old daughter she absolutely loved it and will be going back…read moreoften. The girl was so patient and friendly.

This is such a beautiful local gem. Parking isn't great and it fills up fast, but you Can bring…read morepaddle boards snorkeling eqt., folks were out there with scuba gear. Everyone was nice the water was cool and crisp and clear. For a Saturday with warm weather during spring time it sure wasn't very crowded. It's a must see.

We stopped at Morrison Springs State Park during our visit to Panama City. It's about an hour drive…read morebut it was totally worth it. The water was a bit chilly in the low 60s but it was refreshing to swim in when the outside temperature hit 80s. The water was crystal clear on the day we went but I read it could be murky after the rain. It's much bigger than Ponce de Leon which is about 8 minute drive from there so you can even kayak or paddle board. I would highly recommend if you're visiting Panama City area if you need a slight change of scenery.

We visited on a warm January day and the water was warm., clean and clear. No one else was around,…read moreit was very pretty. Nice picnic tables and bathrooms (compost). I wish we had taken our swimming costumes but who knew it would be warm at 9.00am. There was a swing hanging from a tree, I would have enjoyed that. Bring water shoes as there are lots of underwater objects that will prickle and scratch. A really nice spot, though in summer I bet its heaving.

A place to launch your boat into Blue Lake, a small lake in Chipley, Florida. The launch is a part…read moreof the park. I guess bass is the fish of choice because there is a sign there with the state's largemouth bass regulations.

Spring Creek Park is more geared towards fishing and to launch a canoe or kayak, but it still…read moreoverall is a relaxing place to chill for a bit. Parking is a bit limited, but not too bad, especially when I don't think it gets too busy. Spring Creek Park was a nice place to duck away from the real world for a bit.

Incredible!!! The staff are fantastic with all creatures and patients with all humans. These…read morewolves are living in their own environment and allow us to engage with them freely. They are intelligent, strong, independent and affectionate. Most of all, they are curious. The staff keep everyone safe and the entire event is exceptionally well organized. I highly recommend this event to anyone who cares about animals.

Seacrest Wolf Preserve in FL is Fantastic! These wolves were raised with contact by people, but to…read morego in the enclosure, we had rules: nothing in pockets, no jewelry, must wear jeans & sneakers, no leather or fur on clothes. The wolves steal things, so we could only take in disposable cameras with us. Can't wait until we get them developed! I sat on a log, but anyone who sat on the ground got more attention from the Wolves