Good little gym with a great kids club. Equipment can be updated however , it's pretty old , but…read morethe woman's room has new machines. Wish they offered more classes and locker rooms . Overall I enjoy coming in.

This is a small, out of the way golf course. We were just traveling through on our way from Texas…read moreto Tennessee looking for a place to play. Did a search for a golf course in this area and online, the website said "country club" and golf course. You can book a tee time online (so I did), but then when we got there, we were told they "don't really do tee times; you just go play whenever you want." !! Well, ok. Granted, it was 2 days after Christmas, so the course was dry, brown, very little green grass anywhere...only slightly more on the greens. Your ball will roll quite a ways because it's so dry, so it helped our game! Hahaha The people were very nice and friendly in the clubhouse, but it's really just a bar. Not really what I expected when I saw "country club" online, but nonetheless, nice people, cold beer, and a decent course for an enjoyable afternoon.

A few friends ( 8 trailers with 16 people and 5 dogs) came to camp for a few days and although the…read moreweather wasn't as good as we had hoped for, rain for 1 1/2 days, temps dropped to the mid 40's during the day and 18+ mph winds, it was a great trip. We all, at different times, explored the surroundings, walked trails, and some enjoyed dinner and/or breakfast at nearby restaurants. Us Texans sure did enjoy Arkansas and its fall beauty.

We heard that this place was a "must see" so I had really high expectations; especially when…read morecompared to mount Nebo. My first impression was "where do you park?!" Lots of people come here, and the main parking lot is always packed near the visitor center and restaurant. Sure there's lots of parking near the hiking trails, but up front not so much. This place reminds me of Top of the Rock in Branson. There isn't much in the way of activates here. I wish I was told more about this place. It seems Petit Jean is more centered around hiking and mountain biking. Lots of trails for both, and then a restaurant on a bluff that hikers, motorcyclists, and tourists seem to flock to. If you don't really hike, or bicycle, and don't really care about eating at a restaurant that looks over a bluff then save yourself a trip. I mean if I was an avid hiker I might really like this place, but since I'm not there's other places around just as beautiful without the drive.

First time staying at Lake Dardanelle, and we could not have asked for a better experience. The…read morestaff that works in the visitor center were so friendly and welcoming and very eager to provide info about the park and answer any questions we had. Our campsite (#14) was perfection! Right at the lake's edge with our own, very well-maintained area for chairs, grilling, a picnic table, and steps that lead to the water's edge. We saw a Great Blue Heron and heard the Geese that are in the area. We ended the evening with a sunset that did not disappoint. We are already looking at the calendar for when we can come back.

We have stayed at this park/campground twice and have enjoyed it both times…read more Lots of great bike riding all throughout the park. There are spots that you can park on the water. So beautiful and very clean area. The visitor center is easy to access and has educational areas and interactive things to do with the kids. There is also a boat access there along with boat rentals at the marina.

This place sells some quality supplements and also the gym is affordable. If you are looking for…read moresome hard to get supplements this place is for you.