I happened to be in the area on vacation looking for a good place to hike. I definitely found what…read moreI came for. This place has it all. Paved roads, for those who want to take it more easy. Dirt roads. Some way off the beaten path, for those who wanna make it a little hard, climb up some rock stairs. It was really fun. It was quite an adventure. More than I have had in a nature center in a while. I stopped at the gift center, which was very quaint. I love the little stones they had. It was a bag of them for six dollars I believe. The quality of the tumbled stones seemed very nice as well for such a price. I would definitely go back to this area and visit once more if I happen to be here on vacation!

Ijams Nature Center is decent. There is a $5 parking fee. They allow leashed pets on the property…read morehowever they are not allowed in the nature center. There are trails to walk. They were okay. I got bored with them and didn't stay long. They do have a a high ropes course that looked neat if you are into that. I would have been okay to pay the parking fee if I would have stayed there longer.

The road getting up here is kind of jacked up and narrow by housing. I saw this place on facebook…read morelast year but didn't get to check the out last summer. They have bathrooms but were all closed up where I went. I asked a local business if they are just open during summer and they said it actually just re-opened last summer. I asked if the rumor of dead bodies was true and they said that yes there were lots of dead bodies found here from jumping off the rocks or getting stuck in the rocks deep down below. But anyways, on the opposite side of the story.. there are plenty of floating docks for people to chill on during summer. Just sitting there listening to the bird was very peaceful.. gorgeous view.

This is a really cool hiking spot. The fort itself ain't all that but if you are looking for a spot…read moreto hike with a nice view and hood destination at the end it's a nice spot We parked at the first lot on fort Dickerson road and then went up the path to the left. It's well maintained in the most part (one fallen tree but nothing too difficult to get around). It's about a mile ish there and back but drops you at an old quarry with amazing blue water that you can swim in or kayak. 5/5 would recommend to a friend!

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I had ordered 3 truckloads of #57 gravel and Newport Sand & gravel never showed up on the day we…read morearranged delivery. They never called us to let us know. My husband called them and they told us they had a problem with their truck. So we arranged another day for delivery for a month later, and they did call us the same morning they were supposed to deliver the gravel and said the factory had a problem with the machine they use to make the gravel. It's pretty ridiculous. They don't seem to care either if you're not happy. Unfortunately there aren't a lot of options in this area. A good company that puts customer satisfaction as a priority would be very successful and give the playing field some competition in the gravel industry. Unhappy customer.