This splash park is a ton of fun for the kids, and has a great covered patio with picnic tables for…read morethe parents. It's a good size "pad" with quite a few options to play with (like the classic pouring buckets, water sprayers, slides, etc.). My 2yo always has a blast here, but I see kids of all ages. Heck. I'd even play with him if I had my bathing suit on! Just know it is on base, ID holders only. Looking forward to using this during the summers we're stationed here!

This is a great splash park for younger kids! The catch is, it is on the Millington Naval Base. So…read moreyou either need to be military, or get escorted on by someone who is. It is clean, and the water is chlorinated. I love that they have a huge covered area with picnic tables, tables, and chairs. There are also lounge chairs and tables that are out in the sun if you'd like to get some sun bathing in. There is a bathroom, soda machine, and water fountains! There are also a couple of small charcoal grills you can use while you are enjoying the splash park as well! There are bike racks for those who live on base and want to ride their bikes over. And the best part is, it is free!

We came with hopes of swimming in the lake... Sadly, the water is down what looks to be 20 feet…read more There are no accessible ways to swim. The boat launch is closed. Looks like a nice place for a picnic without water access. Let me clarify there is the ability to walk to the waters edge, but it is marshy, grassy and probably really snakey and muddy.

I went to two separate parts of the lake. The part closer to Hernando has the lake dried up. But…read morethe part by the damn is a nice enough park with nice views of the lake and the damn and offers a few great places to chill. They have camping throughout, but I was just visiting the lake itself. All in all, a nice lake.

Improperly labeled as St. George's Schools- the correct name is St. George's Independent School…read more This review is for the Collierville campus that houses the middle and upper school. The school is set on the edge of a wildlife reserve, and was built amongst swampy forest, with wildlife and plenty of trees to set a scene respectful of education and nature. The athletics at this school are obviously a priority. The fieldhouse is large and contains not one, but two gyms, workout space, ample locker rooms, and more. Our children take swimming lessons at the covered pool- also at the pool is where Memphis Thunder swim team practices. swimpoolschool.com for more info. The school is based in Christian education, though the idea lives more in the values of the school, and is not thrust upon students every day with drills. Kids get along, and are all different and have their own gifts & talents, which seem to be encouraged and supported.

We've loved this school for our son and so thankful we found it. He started at Little Georgie's and…read morehave been so impressed every step of the way. They know our son so well and tailor lessons around his strengths. Their approach to play based learning keeps him engaged. Truly an amazing environment.

The absolute perfect place for beginner riders to get their start! I went to summer camp here way…read moreback in the day...like 25 years ago, ouch...and my heart still holds so many wonderful memories from this place. It is a family run business, and you can tell...they treat you like family even if it has been years and years since you've seen them. I saw Trey today (their professional) and he was laughing about how his mom "teaches kids and they don't even know they're being taught. They just think they're playing." And it's true. She taught me back in the day. Bottom line: if you want to learn how to ride, this is the place to go. The perfect place to find your barn family.

My daughter did a 5 day horse camp at Oak View stables from 8am-2pm. It cost a lot of money and we…read morefound the camp low value for money. According to their website, the camp was $400 with a $50 deposit but I ended up paying $460 for some reason because the deposit seemed to just be an up front pay, and we had to pay an extra $10 for a helmet rental. The kids rode a different horse every day, which was of course my daughter's favorite part, but they did a lot more activities that weren't related to horses at all. Instead of them playing basic camp games and doing basic crafts that could have been done at home, they could have done horse related games/activities. They also had a lot more downtime than anticipated and described on the site, and they were playing games in the blazing sun during a heatwave. Even though this was the first time for my daughter to ride a horse, instructor Kayla wasn't hands on, and just sat at the sidelines while yelling instructions at the kids from a distance. While my daughter overall had a great experience with the horses, our overall value for money could have been a lot better. The kids were doing unstructured activities and were unsupervised at times (we observed this)! I would definitely recommend other parents to look into other options for a horse camp.