Friendly staff, very clean, plenty of equipment, classes, great instructors. I like they have a…read moreseparate section for women. Highly recommend.

I highly recommend this gym! The owners, Marsha and Cody are very nice and treat you like family…read more Marsha has been training me and is awesome at what she does. Probably the best gym in Texarkana in my opinion.

This is one of the most beautiful spots in the US. We have been wintering here for the past 3…read morewinters in our Tiffin motorcoach. We have a spacious site in Sportsman Cove right on the lake. We volunteer 24 hours a week for a couple. The bass fishing is phenomenal and the catfish are said to be the best eating anywhere in the US. I have stated in Rocky Point and Clear Sorings parks as well and for a senior pass holder at $19 per day you can't beat it. The park hosts a great to deal with and all bathrooms and sites are up to par. Malden park is my favorite spot for fishing because of its location and crappie fishing. The rangers are responsive to needs when an issue occurs. They have many pavilions for day use. We rented one for a church function and it was a huge success. The cost was $20 for the day. There is a working dam that keeps the water at required levels that anyone can request a tour of. If I were in this area I'd make this a 3-7 day stop. Texarkana has many historic sites to visit that takes about a day. Rodeo and church are big in this area. By the way it's a corps of engineers park, one of many we use regularly because of the low per night cost and all the amenities. And the sunsets! Check out my pictures, four of hundreds I have taken.

I go here to trail run. The main walking trail runs out to the lake and is about two miles out and…read moreback. The lake views by the spillway are worth the hike which is entirely wooded so that helps tremendously with the summer heat. Its very easy walking and I've even seen people on motorized skateboards. There are biking trails also but hiking/running them is permitted if you go against the bike traffic. These are pretty hilly and narrow and you need to watch your footing and listen for bikers if you're on foot. The trails overall are a blast to hike and run. Depending on which bike trail you take it is two or four miles. Whether you take a bike trail or the main trail once you get to the spillway you can keep following the trail which runs through the woods, around the golf course and dumps you out onto University Blvd about a mile and some change west of the park. That route including getting back to the parking lot is about six miles. There is also back road I believe that gets you close to the spill way if you don't want to hike.

Great park! I went to the east side. There was a play structure, swings, a trail, a deck leading to…read morethe lake, a hiking trail, picnic tables, drinking fountains, and restrooms.

Having kids you value a good playground…read more On the way back home from the Holidays it was time to let our seat-bound for the past few hours jittery kid to get our and stretch her legs. This is a wonderful playground any kid would love to de-jitter at.

I highly recommend this place. The military has allowed me to train in many different places, and I…read moremust say this place is one of the best ever. From the moment I stepped in the doors I was treated like I had been training there for years. Everyone was very nice and made me feel welcomed. There are some very good people that train here, I think no matter if you are just starting off or have been training for years you will learn something from these guys, I know I learned a lot from the month I got to train here. Additionally, I have kids that train, so I watched a few of the kids class and I must say what I seen with this was amazing. The way Professor Marc and Taylor interact with the kids is exceptional. They really make sure the kids are enjoying their time while still learning. I seen a few things that I will bring back to the school I train

You've gotten this far and you are trying to decide whether to try Texarkana BJJ out. Quit thinking…read moreabout it and just do it. Coach Marc is very knowledgeable, friendly, and his lineage is top notch. The level of people on the mat is out of this world. Most nights there are two black belts walking around, and 3 or 4 brown belts. Beginners are more than welcome with new white belts trickling in all the time. They also have a fantastic kids program taught by Coach Taylor and Coach Lance, who started out in the kids program himself many years ago. You won't be sorry you came by!

We absolutely love Rolling Stone Jiu Jitsu. John and Celine have been teaching in Texarkana and are…read morenow having classes in New Boston. They do a great job with the kids.