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It was our first trip in our new (to us) RV. When we talked to Dan (owner) on the phone while…read moremaking the reservation, he offered to help us get set up. Boy, was he ever a huge help! He spent an hour or more with my husband, showing him all the things to get us situated! This made all the difference in the world to our stay! It was a very quiet area, the closest neighbors being a cemetery. There are stated quiet hours, which we really appreciated, wanting a relaxed and restful time, as new retirees. We spent time exploring the neighboring town (cute!) of Linden and going to Mousetail State Park to wade in the water and watch waterfowl. Dan offered to take us on a boat ride in his cabin cruiser (it has a bathroom!), and we took him up on it! We spent about 2 hours on the TN river, sightseeing. It was so much fun and we even got to steer the boat for a bit. Back at the marina we sat and visited with Dan for another hour or so. He is an extremely nice and interesting man and we enjoyed spending time with him. Since we didn't have a grill, he offered his charcoal grill, which was so kind. The grounds were very clean, the decks come with 2 Adirondack chairs. We took nice hot showers in the clean bathhouse. He also helped in a similar way, when we were leaving, to disconnect the water, electricity, etc, spending about another hour of his time teaching us what to do. All in all, we would highly recommend this place for all those wanting a quiet place to camp!

"Trout that was swimming yesterday" is the sign that caught my eye at the Murfreesboro, TN Saturday…read moreFarmer's Market. I love trout. My family does not. So when I can get my hands on the fresh stuff, I grab it. This review is not based on a visit to the ranch, it is on the food. It is also about the man who staffs the pop-up on The Square. Not much to say about ambiance - it IS an outdoor market, which I guess is fun. It would not be fair to rate this food on one visit, so I waited until I could try several products. Those were smoked trout, the "dip" and fresh. All three were "home runs" as far as I was concerned. He frequently sells out so my first fare was the smoked. It was very good. In fact, it was probably the best commercial smoked trout I could get. Now I brag. The only better smoked trout I had was when I smoked it myself, and it was just hours out of the water. Calling the product a "dip" is a misnomer. It is a spread. No chip could survive a journey through it because it is that firm. One container only lasted a day i my house as I gobbled it up and spread it on wonderful crackers. Balanced between fish, smoking and the dairy, it was excellent. Just above, I bragged about my ability to smoke trout. Well, honestly, I am a very good home chef when it comes to fish. Not only do guests enjoy my preparations, I have prepared catering dishes for up to 120 people. Many compliments have ensued. I am careful to not overcook fish. You can actually serve high quality fish medium rare. This trout was so fresh, if I wanted to, I could have served as sushi or sashimi. Baking it (NEVER poaching), it came out perfect. But this review is not about my ability, it is of the fish. Just recently, I have discovered the different flavor profiles of different parts of the animal. This trout enabled me to do so. There was a wonderful pocket of belly fat that just blew me away. As far as service, the one man show selling at the market is amiable and really seems to enjoy introducing his fish to the public. I see many more visits to his booth when the market returns in the spring.

Picked up 2 pack of rainbow trout at the East Nashville Farmers Market and glad I did! The size of…read morethe dressed trout were a good portion and great to prepare for dinner. Since it's hard to find fresh seafood here in Nashville, I will buy my trout from Bucksnort again and will also check out the the smoked trout dip the next time.

If you are looking for an incredible place to spend your time and enjoy the great outdoors this…read morearea is so enchanting and such a small resort feel. Camping and boating right on the Tennessee River. The neighbors here are so down to earth and just love life. Riding around on golf carts and four wheelers is nothing out of the ordinary. You will find several vacation log type homes or chalets here. You have just got to see for yourself. 15 minutes off I 40 between Memphis and Nashville.

Outstanding! No, really, Outstanding! I worked with Jason for the jump and Farrah for the video and…read morethey were friendly, very knowledgeable and really want you to have a great time. I will say the only drawback is the wait to go up, but you're trying to get airtime with alot of other jumpers. So be patient and these guys will make it a great time. This was a birthday gift and my first jump. I would definitely go back. Cheers to the entire staff for the professional attitude and willingness to make it as anxiety free as possible.

Do not sign up for this joke of a school. There is no school. I was the only student there when I…read moresigned up in April. The "ground school" is a 3 hour power point presentation where the owner Danny just reads you the slides. He also double charged me for the "ground school" and I have yet to be repaid. His website states you can get you AFF license in one weekend, which is a complete fabrication. If you're from Nashville as I am you should expect to make the long drive out there, check in, and just sit doing nothing for 3 to 4 hour stretches before you can possibly get a turn to jump. I drove out there 4 times and only jumped twice. My last time it was 7 hours (3 hours driving and 4 hours waiting) with no jump at all! When I told the owner Danny I wanted a partial refund he refused. He has no problem keeping my money even though I only jumped two out of the 25 times that i paid for. What legit business does that?

We had the absolute pleasure of visiting Rock 'N Refuge in March 2025, staying in the honeymoon…read morecabin to celebrate my wife's birthday. Our two-night stay was nothing short of incredible. From the moment we arrived, we were wowed--the photos online simply do not do this place justice! The cabin is even more spacious and beautiful in person, making it perfect for a couple's retreat. The price was very reasonable--comparable to an average hotel--but with so much more to offer. Unlike a typical hotel room, this cozy cabin provided ample space, privacy, and unbeatable amenities. Nestled deep in the woods, the cabin offers complete seclusion, making it the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle. We especially loved the private hot tub on the back deck, where we could unwind while surrounded by nature. The cabin itself is beautifully designed with a full kitchen and bathroom, a spacious living room, a charming breakfast table for two, and a cozy lofted bedroom. The wraparound wooden deck features additional seating, a hammock, an outdoor dining area, and a fire pit--ideal for relaxing under the stars. One of the most refreshing aspects of our stay was the "unplugged" experience--no TV, no WiFi, and minimal cell service. It truly allowed us to disconnect from distractions and focus on each other. The location is fantastic, just a short drive from Loretta Lynn's Ranch and a variety of restaurants in Hurricane Mills, McEwen, and Dickson (TN). It's an excellent base for exploring, but honestly, we were so content in the cabin that we barely wanted to leave! We chose this retreat as a romantic getaway, and it exceeded all expectations. If you're looking for a place that fosters peace, intimacy, and relaxation, this is it. The staff was exceptionally kind and accommodating, and the host was both thoughtful and communicative, ensuring our stay was smooth and enjoyable. Everything was spotlessly clean and well-prepared upon our arrival. If I had to name the worst part, it would be leaving. Two nights simply weren't enough--we could have happily stayed for a week or more. With Rock 'n Refuge being just two hours from our home in Kentucky, we're already planning our return. I think we've just found our new favorite getaway! Book yours, tell 'em Gary and Annjeana with Not So Random sent ya! #bestgetaway #tennessee

Decent rest stop off I40. Restrooms were pretty clean…read more There's numerous picnic area outside with pavilions. Dog walking station as well. They're also vending machines with drinks and snacks. Great place to stretch your legs after a long drive. Greatest part is they have parking for our veterans.

Quality/Quantity - Good size outdoor location. The indoor space was limited…read more Facilities: Restrooms, telephones, pet walking area, sheltered picnic areas. Services: Vending machines. Clean enough restrooms. Atmosphere - See above. Small parking lot, but more than enough space. Service - Self service. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Thank you to the State of TN for this rest area for our break.

I spent the night here while traveling through I-40 and it was a good experience. I'd do it again…read moreif needed. Air conditioning worked great, room looked clean. Bathroom is teenie but works for what you need it for. Give this place a shot.

Want to give a shout-out to Will and his drivers! We used them this weekend for a wedding in…read moreClarksville and highly recommend using their service to anyone needing limo service! Will was always very responsive and courteous! The vehicles were clean and first class! Thanks for helping make our son's wedding so special!

The driver is rude and a rascist. Very unprofessional service. I would rather walk them be treated…read morethat way.