Prices are higher during the in season . Still great and that's expected of any courseread more

Giving 5 stars as this is an excellent, low key park to spend the weekend. We stayed in one of the…read morevintage cabins, which was less-rustic than I had feared. It was very clean. The bathroom was updated with more modern equipment. The kitchen of course is small, but still great for preparing a meal. We enjoyed the charcoal grill and the Adirondack rocking chairs. The trails are nice. The lake is quite charming. The only downside is the amount of goose poop near the beach area and leading to the walkway across the water. It would be great to put some sort of goose deterrent or power wash the sidewalks on a regular basis in order to fix this issue. The check in process was quick and easy and the rangers were helpful. It is nice being off the grid. The Wi-Fi is very weak in the cabins, but we actually appreciated that because technology shouldn't be the focus of your weekend away from home.

Beautiful park that brings you close to nature. Serene and relaxing. Facilities are clean and…read morewelcoming. Campground was in excellent condition and quiet. Definitely returning to this amazing park.

Awesome driving range. The covered bays make it comfortable no matter the weather, and having…read moreToptracer makes it way more fun than just hitting balls into an open field. The whole setup is clean, modern, and honestly just a great place to hang out and hit balls for a while. The staff were all super helpful and friendly.

Driving range and 9 hole course. Not complicated, nice easy practice course. Nice manager.read more

I was very impressed with this dog park, especially with it being pretty much the first official…read moredog park in Jackson. It is incredibly spacious and is all grass turf, which is great but as someone noted before does get muddy. There is parking nearby, a poop bag post, dog toys, a hose, small tub, and seats. It's in a nice part of downtown Jackson, right by Lift and some other shops. Also a random, but somewhat relevant, thing to note is that this is a dog park, not a playground. If you bring kids, they may get bored. But this park isn't technically for them anyway. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because it was very muddy when we visited. I also hope they set up some obstacle courses or something to give pups some exercise and mental stimulation.

This is a gem of Jackson and the surrounding area. I have always felt safe at the park, and most…read moreeveryone is friendly. The one down side of the park is the ground cover, which we are working on improving. During rainy periods it does become muddy. Also note that we have no choice except to turn the water off during the winter. Please read, understand, and obey all rules posted at the entrance. Have a great time!

Best range I've ever been to, free pistol rental on Monday, No rules on how fast you can fire,…read moreemploys leave you alone and are cool, prices are low on range rental. I usually hate going to indoor ranges this place takes all the problems away that most indoor ranges have. My new go to spot.

I like this place and the people in it. I am not a big fan of having to drive all the way up to…read moreJackson from Memphis in order to shoot my hunting rifle, but I am so glad that this place is set up for the larger caliber rifles unlike the one in Memphis. Every time I go in the staff is polite and very helpful. The only negative thing a have to say about this Range USA is that I wish they could have a much longer range in order to properly sight in my hunting rifle. But of course, they are limited by the buildings.

I've been a member for around six years now. Both the Selmer location and Adamsville location. This…read moreis based on Adamsville. The gym has a good amount of equipment and meets your needs for cardio or weight training. The staff has been cool, and the workout guest crowd have been nice. My only real complaint is some of the equipment needs some minor repairs time to time and , the bathrooms are dirty all the time . Still my go to and glad I have a membership.

Great food! Ellen Is very friendly and cooks great!! You should try this place, nice little town…read morehome cooked food!

On April 28 of this year, I went down to the West Tennessee Skydiving Center (WTS) in Whiteville to…read moredo an equipment fitting and training for a High-Altitude, Low-Opening (H.A.L.O.) tandem skydive that I was set to conduct the following day. On April 29, the sky was nice, sunny and clear as I boarded a Super King Air aircraft at WTS to conduct this skydive. Considering the fact that WTS is one of only two airfields in the world (the other site being in Mississippi) where you can jump out of an aircraft at least 20,000 feet in the air and not be part of the military, I wanted to give this locale a high rating. And considering the fact that WTS is THE ONLY civilian airfield in the world where you can jump out of an aircraft 30,000 FEET in the air, I wanted to give this locale a very high rating! People from all around the globe (even foreign military such as the German paratroopers who jumped at WTS the same day I did) travel to this part of Tennessee to take part in this extreme skydive. However, WTS obviously conducts regular jumps as well...with the Super King Air (the only aircraft at WTS used for skydives) going up to 13,000 feet in one trip and then to H.A.L.O. altitude in another. WTS even has a swimming pool on its perimeter...though I don't know if it's mostly for water-landing training or recreational purposes. When you enter the main lobby of the WTS building, you'll see every single wall adorned with amazing photos of skydivers soaring above Whiteville in different aspects...from tandem skydives to solo jumps and even a picture of H.A.L.O. tandem jumpers soaring in the air. I, of course, stared mostly at this particular photo to remind myself of why I traveled to WTS from my home state of California in the first place! On the downside, the only issue I have with WTS is its gift shop. It only sells t-shirts...while I preferred buying a refrigerator magnet saying 'West Tennessee Skydiving' that I could proudly put on my fridge back home. (The magnet also saying 'H.A.L.O. Jump' on it would be icing on the cake.) In all fairness though, I didn't really pay attention to what were in the gift shops at San Diego Skydive and Perris Valley Skydiving when I jumped at those places in 2005 and '06, respectively...so I shouldn't really be picky with the types of merchandise that WTS provides. (Oh and FYI, professional skydivers can purchase goggles, gloves, flight helmets and other gear at WTS... Don't remember what the prices were, though.) Basically, if there's a reason to do a jump at West Tennessee Skydiving...it's because it is unique from all but one civilian airfield in the U.S. in that it provides the H.A.L.O. skydive for non-Special Forces folks. Other than that, WTS is just like every other field where you can have the time of your life free falling thousands of feet above the ground. But if you want the ultimate bucket list experience (the H.A.L.O. jump), then buy that airplane ticket to Memphis and make the drive down to this locale in Whiteville. You'll be in for an adventure.

Fastest plane to altitude. Great place to make friends and become a family. Just go check them outread more