Over the top AMAZING WE'RE NOW MEMBER'S!!! Highly recommend even though I don't like sharing this…read morekind of stuff lol clean and just beautiful

This campground was great!! The amenities were the best I've ever seen. The showers were so CLEAN!…read more(And during COVID!). I loved the hiking trails (all natural! Not defined path so for highly active), swimming hole and fishing pond. Next time I'll have to bring the ATV's. Absolutely beautiful space. The primitive area was perfect. Full of trees and secluded from other sites.

All the people who work there are very sweet people. Helpful for beginners and patient with kiddos…read more :)

We were in town from Jacksonville, Florida visiting family and wanted to explore so we booked our…read morekayaks the day before to ensure we wouldn't miss out on time slots. The family owned operation was extremely helpful and kind. I would definitely recommend this business to anyone and everyone. We look forward to returning soon to do it again. The views were amazing and the water was perfect for a nice swim in the middle. We also stumbled upon some cows about half way through as well. Super awesome! After we were done with our kayak trip we went next door to have lunch and the food was also amazing and no complaints. Thanks guys!!

This was a beautiful park. The falls were spectacular. The hike was an easy one and didn't take…read morelong to get to the falls outlook. I'm almost 63 and had no problem. The trail to the bottom was closed unfortunately.

This is Burgess Falls, another state park located in Central Tennessee sitting 12 miles northwest…read moreof the town of Sparta, TN. There's a 3/4 of a mile out and back hike called the River Trail that leads to 4 different waterfall lookout points comprising Burgess Falls SP. Waterfall #1 - The Cascades. Sort of the introduction area to the park. Waterfall #2 - First Falls. A quick glance at a 30 foot high waterfall section. But nothing special, imo. When Continuing on the trail, you'll cross over a wooden bridge and follow up a staircase. Now at... Waterfall #3 - Middle Falls... Middle Falls is 80 feet high and partially obstructed by trees and branches having grown over time. *Side Note*.... I wish park services would do some forest cutting for everyone to enjoy clearer views of the park's waterfalls. Entrance right now is free. I'd suggest charging a small fee and using that money to pay for some grooming. A lot of the observation points can't be fully appreciated. Just me venting a little, lol. Waterfall #4 - Burgess Falls... Burgess falls is the centerpiece highlight of the park. Standing at 136 feet from top to bottom, Burgess Falls can absolutely be dramatic, but still natural excess forest maturation disrupts full visibility of the falls. I did read that kayaking at the bottom of Burgess Falls is the most interactive way to come face to face with this statuesque waterfall. You can rent kayaks at Cane Hollow Recreation Area, located at the end of Cane Hollow Road. It's about 10 minutes from Burgess Falls. You can end the River Trail hike at the Top of Burgess for a panoramic overlook of the rugged gorge the falls splash down into from high above. It's another quick stop and go area before returning back towards the trailhead. Overall, Burgess Falls was a muted experience for me, but still has potential to be a rewarding visit if park authorities can maintain the inevitable growing forest hindrances that negate special moments at the waterfall overlooks.

Went to City Park today to check it out my sister and I it was a lovely day and we took a walk down…read morethe trail and lo and behold a beautiful stream with beautiful big rocks and all the green it was just beautiful wild Ferns and wild flowers Birds and the trees are gorgeous in themselves . You took several pictures that I have posted . There are some places back there where they have cut some trees down and left them laying I'm sure they will clean them up soon or hopefully this park could use a little love if I lived in Cookeville I wouldn't be down there doing things at the park without even being asked it needs to be loved people should appreciate having that nature area within the city limits . Thank you Cookeville for having it and not letting it go . And thank you God for making it possible

Great experience! My family took me for Father's Day and it…read morewas perfect. The staff, the shuttles, and gear were A+. I wouldn't change a thing. Thank y'all for the awesome memories and we'll definitely be back soon!

This was a great time. We live outdoor activities so the nature was great. Let me explain why the 3…read morestars then... They are not really on time with their check in and dropping off schedules. We were told we needed to be there 30 minutes before our 11am departure. We got on the bus after 11:15 and it's a 20 minutes drive to the drop off area. Jennifer was great. It was her first day and she was killing it like a pro. They get us to sign the release forms if you didn't do it online then you go inside to get your wristbands and make you payment if needed. They offer boat and other water toys for rent. Once we were inside, McKenzie was nice and helpful. She took our payment and gave us our wrist bands. After that we wait till the groups are ready and things where they need to improve. People that are ready and came on time should not have to wait and lose time on the river. Specially when they are VERY on time to pick you up at 5pm sharp. ... They need improvement, they know it... they are trying. They have an app you can download but good luck with service IMPORTANT warning information given in the "training": It's illegal to operate a canoe while drinking alcoholic drinks. They will give you a BUI (Boating Under the Influence) so be safe and always bring a designated captain or a pirate or both! Whatever floats your boat So, overall it's not a bad spot but definitely come as they open so you don't feel rushed or shorted out of time. Stay safe!

We stopped in for a workout while on our trip and really enjoyed our workout. Chrissy and Corey…read morewere very warm and welcoming and the people working out were nice and friendly. Great instruction, great camaraderie. Highly recommend visiting!!! and giving it a try for your fitness goals.

DO NOT BUY ARCHERY PRODUCTS HERE! Worst service shop I've ever been into. They all sit at their…read morelittle desks in their department and wont do a damn thing to help anyone if its not in their "department". There is no experience, service or anything else youd be looking for when purchasing a new $2k bow. They didnt have the right modules for my draw so i was told they would order them and swap the mods for me when they arrived. They called, saying the mods were in. I show up and no archery guy there for 2 weeks and they wanted to charge me $80 for the mods that i was promised to be swapped. The place is a joke. No way in hell this place should be a pro shop for flag ship bow companies.

My son recently turned 18 and having received some spending money for Christmas, wanted to spend…read moresome of it here. If you aren't a fan of taxidermy this store isn't for you, as the owner has some gorgeous trophies up on the walls. Customer service was both fast and friendly in helping my son with his purchase. We kinda checked out the varied selection of goods, but being pressed for time it was a quick trip.

5 of us stayed in the beautiful lodge, food, accommodation, staff were great. Food was plentiful…read moreand delicious. Roger, Christopher, and Patrick were terrific, making us realize our success was their only goal in getting a fair hog hunt. All five of us got a hog, in fact the four hunters in the upscale " cabin" from a day earlier and the other 3 hunters in the lodge all harvested animals. Highly recommended.

Hillbilly hospitality…read more Face it. Life is stressful. My wife shops, I kill things and eat them. Dont judge, this has been going on since caveman times...it's the old "men are hunters women are gatherers" thing. Women don't understand that guys need to get away with their pals and have a party...not with Vegas hookers but like an Apache war party welcoming Colonel Custer to the great plains. Huntin' and fishin' trips are not really about if you bagged some trophy game but the overall experience. It is however nice to come home with a full cooler where ever you go. Caryonah has what I like. Relaxed atmosphere, rustic but updated facilities, comfortable beds, homestyle cooked meals and great huntin'. Honestly, the guides are so good, if you don't bag whatever game you go to hunt, your barrell must be shaped like a question mark. I've been to many other outfitters but this one has one thing really going for it. The people. From the minute you arrive, you feel like you are guests at someone's house. The family environment is warm, inviting and relaxed. No stupid rules, just a comfortable place to feel right at home while you are there (even if you are some strange talkin' city boy). Hell, by the end of the weekend they'll have you talking Tennessee hillbilly and listening to the Soggy Bottom Boys. Bottom Line: It's monday morning with all the suits at the 1/4ly sales meeting. What are you gonna brag about...your trip with the wife to Pottery Barn or the 200 lb Wild Boar you killed this weekend?