I cannot say enough good stuff about this place!!! My husband had a slight peep sight twisting…read moreissue and we originally went to a closer archery place to get it fixed, but it didn't actually fix the issue and so the peep sight was off again. We decided to take the drive out here again and SO glad we did. They offered us numerous options for fixes as well and gave us pointers on what to do if certain issues come up. I also brought my bow in to get a kisser button added on and it's perfect. We also ended up being able to use their inside and outdoor range which was AWESOME because my husband especially was finally able to zero in all of his sight pins. They have so many different distances to be able to shoot from too. The folks that run this place are amazing. Such sweet and helpful people. Always have smiles on their faces and willing to chat for a bit and give you little pointers or talk about hunting. I recommend this place a million times over for any and all archery needs.

Doesn't look like much outside but the staff were so kind and knowledgeable. Lots of great choices…read moreinside. We were able to use the bow on their range before we purchased and answered all of our questions. They also have an indoor and outdoor range for use. We went to a bigger pro shop and they dismissed our questions, did fit the bow and were not helpful.

We had a wonderful one-hour private horseback riding tour at Shelby Farms with Daniel! He was so…read morekind and made me feel really comfortable, especially since it was my first time riding. I loved learning more about the horses, and Daniel was so easy to talk to throughout the ride. He also took lots of great photos for us, which we really appreciated. Definitely recommend!

One of my favorite experiences in Memphis! Here's a fun fact: Shelby Farms is the largest park…read morewithin city limits in the United States, making it an ideal location for horseback exploration. The tour started almost an hour later than scheduled due to an "unexpected marriage proposal" earlier in the day - lol, an unforeseeable event that was no fault of the staff. We were introduced to our horses and given instructions on how to ride, which was pretty comprehensive. I haven't met a lot of horses, but the one I was assigned, named Emmet, was exceptionally cooperative and calm. The landscape throughout the tour was beautiful. Because the fields are preserved for the horses to roam and the rides, there were a lot of wild deer that felt safe hanging out there as well.

I'm dating myself quite a bit here, but I remember when this place was a work in progress - that's…read moreright, more than a decade ago. So when my competitive husband started running daily after I started a running habit, I shrugged him off when he started going on and on about the Vollintine Evergreen greenline. But now I see the light! This is a sweet little community spot where you can ride your bike, jog with your stroller, or just sit along the trail and enjoy the canopy of trees overhead. I love the remnants of the reclaimed train tracks, the giant blue beings at the end of the line, and that it's a community-owned and maintained trail. Way to go Memphis!

My sister owns a home on this lake. This is a beautiful man made private lake in a Lakeland…read moreneighborhood. My sister owns a boat and I get the privilege of enjoying this lake with them. Even though pretty much every house around the lake owns their own boat, the lake is never crowded except for the 4th of July. They have a wonderful fireworks display on the 4th of July. They also have floating music parties with live musicians and DJ's. It is also great for fishing. If you know someone that lives in this area, you should definitely check this lake out.

Garner Lake is a man made lake out in Lakeland and it is the Biggest lake in Shelby county at 235…read moreacres. All the neighboring boats around are great to get along with and you can see from ppl fishing, paddle boarding or just having a good time lounging out. It is especially a great viewing area for sunsets, stargazing and fireworks show during July 4th.

This area is a nature reserve that offers some pure nature hiking and noit much more. It received…read moreits designation as a Natural Area by the State in 1977. They have an adequate sized parking lot available. Some of the trail goes over natural marsh areas via a board walk. During my visit the boardwalk was removed, for repairs I guess and the trail was impassable at that point. Up to that point it was a nice and well-defined trail. The area spans 21 acres and runs along the Wolf River. I felt that I could easily get lost here, even though I could see houses at certain parts of it. Even though it is a "State" Natural Area, it is actually managed by the city of Germantown. This place has a lot of potential for a person looking for a pure nature hike. It is also a very soothing and peaceful spot. I hope they take of what ever they are working on soon.

We stumbled upon this trail on our way to another park. This is a gorgeous trail that is fully…read morepaved that runs along the river. The trees are labeled so you can learn something whilst hiking. We saw people with their dogs, on bikes, and running along with the hikers. Great local trail.

Highly recommend! We booked the private session for two and had an amazing time learning something…read morenew together. It was the perfect anniversary activity, and we ended up with some of our favorite photos as a couple. Such a fun and memorable experience!

Such a fun class!! The scenery is amazing and so is the experience! You get to see such an awesome…read moretake on Memphis and the class is perfect! Loved it!

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 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.

Was a great way to wind down on our road trip! Our guide was awesome would definitely recommend…read more Great horses as well lol.