Took Wife here on first hunting trip and she had a blast. Gomez was our guide and did everything to…read moremake sure she enjoyed herself. She saw Deer ever time she went in the woods and even got a chance to hear some buck sparing. She shoot her first Deer. It was a doe but the way she acted and the way the guys at the lodge made her feel you would have thought it was a 10 point buck. Anyone looking for a great place to hunt or take the wife and/or kids this is the place. Can't wait to go back next year.

Another great 3 1/2 days at MRL. Ms Roberta was once again cooking great meals ! Captain Jeff…read moreprovided great opportunities for whitetail. Weather was not ideal but still a great experience. Hope to do it again next year. Thanks to the entire team at Master Rack Lodge.

Kolomoki Mounds State Park near Blakely, Georgia. We recently spent 3 nights there in perfect…read morecamping weather of cool clear mid-March days and nights. The night sky was magnificent. This park is in the southwest corner of Georgia, about 90 miles northwest of Tallahassee, Florida. A very nice and historic state park with ancient Native American mound structures. This is the oldest and largest Woodland Indian site in the southeastern United States, occupied by Native Americans from 350 to 900 C.E. The single campground is on one of two lakes inside the park. It has 25 campsites on a one way loop and a single smallish bath house that is centrally located. Laundry machines are available. There is a boat launch area near the campground entrance. Small boats with 10 hp or less motors are allowed but we only saw folks using their own kayaks or the rental kayaks, canoes or pontoon paddle boats on the small lake. The campstore/office where you check in is near the western entrance to the park. The store was small but nice and the staff was helpful and friendly. Unfortunately, the museum that is actually built incorporating part of a small mound and inside the camp office building was closed, apparently due to a dispute over some of the artifacts. The ranger said thst she expects it to stay closed for a while still. The road inside the campground is paved but the sites are gravel with the exception of the handicapped one we saw. Our site 7 was one of the 9 sites on Lake Kolomoki. This site was a back-in and a bit small in length, but it was pretty level and the western exposure view across the lake was great. Definitely try to get one if these lakefront sites! The pull through sites were larger but not lakefront. As with most Georgia state parks the sites were equipped with a large picnic table, a fire pit, a grill and and pole to hang lights or whatever (please don't hang out trash bags y'all, the dumpster is only 50 yards away). No sewer hookups but the dump station is conveniently located near the campground entrance as is the trash dumpster. We saw three different trails ranging from 1.25 to 2.5 miles long. From what we saw these trails are not bike friendly, but the paved roads were great for biking all around inside the park. There is also the wide open grassy plaza and temple mound area to walk around. The public group area is on Lake Yohala, the second lake down the main road less than a mile east of the campground. That area has the swimming beach, several picnic shelters, bathrooms, a playground, a putt putt golf course and some frisbee golf targets. The main historical feature of this park is the Temple Mound, also marked as Mound A. In 1949 the CCC built a stairway that provides access to the top of Mound A for great views of the area. Mound A is the largest Woodland-period platform mound in Eastern North America, standing 57-feet high, it dominates two smaller burial mounds and several ceremonial mounds. This park is pretty remotely located in a farming area but we did venture out for dinner one night at White Oak Pastures, a place with a country store, farm-to-table restaurant, a farm animal zoo and even pony rides. The reataurant had a menu limited to various burgers and salads. We all really liked the various speciality burgers we had as well as the hand cut fries. At our campsite we saw lots of birds, including purple martins, cardinals, woodpeckers and egrets. We also saw an alligator swimming near the middle if the campground lake. Loud bullfrogs were heard at night. We had a good time camping and exploring this nice park with our camping friends who met us there for the stay.

A vast treasure for exploration for anyone with a sense of historic and imaginative imaginations…read more Great trails the mounds art phenomenal. Great exercise, great beauty, and a learning aspect you just can't find anywhere. I would have given the place 5 * but the bathroom lights are not working in the ladies bathroom, and the mens bathroom is missing the turn dial for the timer switch, down by the lake and beach area. It cost 5 dollars to park.

Wonderful place to have a picnic. The place is kept nice! The water is clean and always warm!read more

What a beautiful place! There are a lot trees and plenty of parking. It costs 4 a person. The…read moregatekeeper was a sweet older woman who wished me a great day. The highlight of the park is definitely the two pools filled with crisp and cool spring water. It took my breath away when I jumped in. I had tried easing my way in down one of the sets of concrete stair and that wasnt happening. The water was clear. There are picnic tables scattered all around the pools. The bottom of the pools are sandy, but not too mushy. I was glad that I wore my aqua shoes. I didnt see any glass but there are a few big rocks in both of the pools. The pools spill out into the river. You can go in both but I had the feeling the river was going to have snakes, so I stayed away from that. This place is definitely worth a visit.

New employers is needed experienced racism from Preston at front counter. Bowling Alley close at 10…read morebut we got kicked out at 9 and refused to service us for another game. Preston stated he watched us bowl and we bowl to slow in order to start another game

We had a great time! The staff were very friendly and helpful. It was very clean! There is a…read moreBeef O Brady's right next door! They have a game room as well with pool tables. We had a great time and would certainly go back!

It's a fun fast course. You can play 18 in about 3 hours. It's clean and the staff is friendly…read more Course could use some help in the sand traps but was in overall good condition otherwise.

While the park was closed, I did head down to the boat launch and enjoyed a stunning view of the…read morelake and the stunning scenery around it.

Didn't go but would like to. Looks pretty. Last park we…read morehaven't gone to. Will update when we go!

Yes I enjoy this Gym it's got character and the machines are good. The owner Walt once show me how…read moreto use the weights he is attentive to this business I like that. The only bad thing I can say is sometimes I put my code on the door for entry it doesn't work I hope they can resolve this. other than that it's a great place.

I am thrilled that Walt's Gym has now employed a young man Amon who is friendly, personable,…read moreknowledgeable, and available at the Eufaula Walt's Gym during the day on a regular basis. Previously there was no one there to help me. I am a 73 year-old lady and need advice on what machines i need to use for strength and cardio per my physician. Amon has been an awesome help in directing me to the correct machines and helping me set them up for my size and showing me how to use them correctly. He welcomes any questions i have anytime i ask him. Amon is quite an asset to your fitness program. Congratulations and i will be spreading the word! Marvlyn Smith

Great Crossfit box. Jason is very attentive and works hard on form and technique. Awesome…read moreexperience.