What a great deal, and super fun! This was our second family outing, we rented 8 kayaks. April…read moregeared us up for a great day on the water. She gave us directions and off we went. We love to swim in fresh water, so we were able to park and swim with the whole family. We did parking and swimming all day. The family loved the food, drinks and snacks, we brang enough for lunch and dinner. A few of us even took naps--RELAXING. Thanks April, see you next time.

We absolutely loved this course. You will not find more friendly, helpful employees anywhere. The…read morecourse is beautiful, great condition! We are from out of state, both commented we'd never been treated so well at any course, anywhere. Our only regret is that we live too far away (8 hrs) to join here! Great course, amazing people.

I had not golfed in 35 years but played Willowbrook with my two grandsons. The pro shop staff was…read morevery professional and helpful. The price was very affordable and the course was nice considering late summer weather. The rental clubs were in great shape and we enjoyed our time. The cold drink cart was roaming around frequently and was a very nice touch. We will go again soon.

SO PEACEFUL UP THERE, such fun!! Skydiving of TN is THE BEST!! Mike Mann was my tandem guide and he…read moretook GREAT CARE OF ME!! Thank you Mike! I felt calm and secure, had so much fun, he's been jumping for 20 years so he really makes you feel well trained by the time you are in the air. I went with a friend who is a pro but by the time you have your rig on you've made several nice acquaintances- everyone is SO NICE! So have to brag, I did this for my 50th BDay and I worked out my abs for 9 weeks so I could feel safe to be able to stick the landing but I didn't need it - the rig does most of the work and feel silly I didn't do this YEARS ago! My husband didn't want to jump but he came and watched from the Clayton Airport (serendipity) and watched me go up and land. BTW, you go right at the A/P and it's the first parking lot on the left and if there isn't parking the AP let's you park there. And the jump office is just a long work office - it does not look like much but do not let it fool you! The crew are amazing and they take great care to make sure your rig fits, you know the few basics, head and feet back like a inverted C once you jump and make sure you're strong enough to keep your feet up so when you land you don't hit the ground when you skim the ground on landing - the landing was like a water slide so it's from beginning to end a great experience, and I cannot wait to go back!!

This was my first time skydiving and it was the most amazing experience. Thank you Spidey for…read moremaking it memorable and calming my nerves. Sorry if I screamed your ear off ! This place is great and everyone is welcoming and professional. Even though your nerves are through the roof (or maybe not) you still feel the sense of calmness with the support of everyone. Spidey you rock ! Thanks again !

We climbed aboard the Jungle Boat yesterday and had a blast! The owner was extremely cautious and…read moretook great care to make sure we were all safe. She also offered to take videos for us while we enjoyed jumping from the boat.

This is a fairly new frisbee golf place and such a gem! Our family enjoys going out here for a…read moreround of frisbee golf and then our elementary aged kid enjoys the park that is there at the last hole. Ohh did I mention that you are walking around an arboretum as you play frisbee golf? There is also a walking path with a workout area. A perfect (free) outing to have with your family. Just make sure to have frisbees because they do not sell them there. The sports store in town (10 minutes away) has frisbees for sale if you forgot them for your trip.

Lucky Duck is a great place! We went on The Fourth of July and it was so fun. The place is brand…read morenew so all the equipment is Nice review!! Love to see it. It is kind of in the middle of nowhere but the prettiest middle of nowhere. There are lot of beautiful fields on the way there. We rented canoes and floated on the shortest route but it was a perfect amount of time. There is a waiting area for those that might not want to participate in the water activities which is great! The staff were really Nice and accommodating. The start of the river is really close to the office which is Nice and once you are done you get picked up in a cool bus anddddd you can also write whatever you want on the bus!! The second best part was seeing the cows from the cow sanctuary bathing in the river! Would 100% go back!

Had a great time! Super secluded and nice paced golf course, this is the most fun I've had golfing,…read moregreat layout and super nice people running it, 10/10 will be back

Fun course. Played with my grandson. Let him out gratis and let me use a set of left handed clubs…read more Hard to find a. Lun with left rentals in the area Great shape and experience Owners are also there and just very special people. Golf lovers. Greg Shannon

The Short Springs Natural Area wasn't exactly what I pictured in my mind, but satisfying…read morenonetheless. First, for some reason I pictures a state park with large parking areas, a visitor center, road signage and restroom facilities. NOPE!!! Google Maps navigated us to the general area, but figuring out where the trailhead and parking were located was up to our own savvy. But as God would have it, we found parking near a water tower off Powell Road and someone just happened to be leaving as we arrived, giving us a great parking space. This was extremely fortuitous because spaces are limited and several people who arrivaled just minutes after us waited a good while for spaces to become available. WARNING: Find restroom facilities BEFORE you make it here! Otherwise you will find yourself searching for privacy in the nearby forest to relieve yourself. The trailhead is directly across Short Springs Road from the parking area. I would highly recommend using ALLTRAILS to navigate your way around the Natural Area. My wife has developed Morton Noroma in recent years which severely limits the types of hikes she can join me on, so our intention here was to only visit MACHINE FALLS and BUSBY FALLS, bypassing more than half of the entire Short Springs loop. Still, this was not as easy a trail as I thought and my wife wound up viewing Machine Falls only from the overlook deck. The descent to the base of the falls is steep, so she opted to stay on the trail above as I climbed down for pictures. MACHINE FALLS is a beautiful multi-tiered waterfall surrounded by high shale rock cliffs adorned with moss. The climb down to the falls is a combination of manmade wooden steps, boulders and tree roots. Once you reach the creek, you will need to hug the right side stones all the way to the falls (if you don't want to get your feet wet). The volume of water was fairly light the day we visited, so on heavy volume days it's probably impossible not to get your feet wet. After Machine Falls we followed the loop to Bobo Creek Trail which leads towards BUSBY FALLS. We then took the split to Laurel Bluff Trail via Collier Horn Bridge. After crossing the bridge you can choose to go left or right around this 1.4 mile loop. We chose to go right, which is the quickest way to Busby Falls. The trail follows Bobo Creek, but one small section of it requires the use of a rope due to a severe elevation change. It's not difficult, but something older hikers and those with really young children should be aware of the challenge. To my surprise there was a secondary waterfall coming off the cliffs near Busby Falls as well as a third 14 foot waterfall along Bobo Creek closer to the bridge. Not sure if these two additional waterfalls have names like the others within the Natural Area, but they were very nice surprises! My wife did not do the rope climb down to Busby and instead just enjoyed the scenic views of the river while I went off exploring the waterfall just a short distance away. We retraced our steps back to the Bobo Creek Trail and took the right leading us back to the parking area. While I didn't think the trail leading directly to Machine Falls was very attractive (it honestly was one of the ugliest trails I've ever seen), the remainder of the hike was nice and the Laurel Bluff Trail near Busby Falls was easily the most scenic portion of any trail we hiked today. I can't speak for the rest of the Machine Falls Loop or the Adams Falls Trail, but I've read reviews saying it's a nice looking trail. FINAL THOUGHTS Overall not what I expected when looking for easy waterfall hikes my wife could enjoy, but it IS manageable and customizable to fit different hiking needs. There are multiple waterfalls throughout the Natural Area. Our hike took 1:37 hours and was approx. 2.4 miles long with an elevation gain of about 335 feet according to my ALLTRAILS log. Machine Falls was the largest, but I personally thought Busby Falls was prettier. Also nearby (within a 5 minute drive) is Rutledge Falls. I highly recommend paying it a visit if you are planning to be in the area. 2023 / 28

Did the hike to machine falls and it was worth it! It is breathtaking! I've heard that in the…read morespring the waterfalls are heavier and there are a bunch of wildflowers... but the moss against the rocks and water was a sight on to itself. The trails are marked well and the description of the trails are accurate. The trail to machine falls does note it is steep in some parts and that is very accurate. There are places where you are on narrow paths with a drop off. I personally wished I had brought my walking poles but that is personal preference. Parking is on the other side of the road from where the trails start and is limited. Highly recommend this hike and this park!