Beautiful over look of Panther Creek. The State Rangers were awesome helping us get the TN passport…read morebook when the visitor center was closed. Bathrooms amazed at how clean they are!! Overlooking was well worth going out of the way to see this state park.

Nice large wooded state park along Cherokee Lake with free admission; they have donation collection…read moreboxes but it's of course optional. It's a very big park with over 1,000 wooded acres, pavilions, trails, picnic areas, a disc golf course, and visitors center. Definitely a nice place to visit if you're in the area and enjoy the outdoors. Unfortunately it was raining heavily when we stopped by so couldn't get the full experience, but will visit again and devote at least half a day if we're in the area again.

What a great way to revitalize downtown Jefferson City a decade plus after fire ravaged the area…read more This green space with pavilion and accessible bathrooms is he perfect compliment to the neighborhood and the Creek Cafe up the block. Come her for open air movie nights and concerts, or to sit in the grass and picnic as trains go by. Not everyone likes dilapidated buildings, but I love watching the day go buy in this historic district, particularly when small works are unfolding to improve the area. This park should bring with it not only more opportunities for residents to partake of the outdoors, but also for businesses to move into a blooming district.

Amazing space (especially for families). Has a small playground shaped like a train, a little free…read morelibrary, a huge space for concerts or events, nice bathrooms, and is within walking distance of much of downtown, such as The Creek Cafe. You can find a list of public events on their website (www.mossycreekfoundation.org) and if you want to schedule an event, I've heard you can do that through Parks and Rec.

This place is amazing! Very quiet and tranquil offering nice trails for walking and biking…read more Observe various migratory birds as well as river fishing. Plenty of parking as well as picnic areas and public restrooms. Definitely worth a visit.

We had to check out this park because we are avid birders and it actually has birding in its name!…read more The trails are paved, wide and well marked with a color coded system. You can sit and watch the feeders if you are not up for a hike. We saw a nice variety of birds and loved all the late season wildflowers. Restrooms were clean and well stocked.

Very large safe park with a wide variety of things to play on. My grandkids loved it. Definitely…read moreworth a visit.

Fantastic park for kids with lots of options for kids of all ages and abilities. We took a group of…read morefour kids, ages 1,3,5 and 7 and they all loved it!

This is a great place to bird watch, but did not afford the hiking opportunity I was looking for…read more The Jefferson City Parks & Recreation page has pretty limited descriptions, so hopefully this review will help future folks searching the interwebs for local outdoor activities. From the trailhead parking, there is a short boardwalk to a 2 tiered viewing blind. It had been vandalized on our visit, but JCRec was quick to respond to my report. It is already under repair! To the right of the lot is a 0.10-0.15 mile asphalt paved trail to another two floor viewing blind. It seems that the lower portion is ADA accessible. If you would like to add a longer walk you can head down the road past the water plant, and access the mouth of the lake. There were tons of birds out, even on a drab winter day. It is greener by the water. I now know why there are so many birds bopping around town. This refuge gives them a place to roost!

I used to bring my kids to this park fairly often when they were younger. It's a nice park for…read morechildren up to the age of about 6-7. There are two decent sized play sets, baby swings, regular swings and a zip line/monkey bar set. There is a nice pavilion with tables and benches in the middle of the park that people use for picnics, birthday parties and just escaping the heat. Beside the pavilion is a small splash pad with some changing rooms that is ideal for kids up to about 5 or 6. There is another smaller pavilion inside the splash pad that has about 2 or 3 benches. Behind the splash pad is a basketball court and two tennis courts. The downsides to the park: * One of the biggest is that there isn't any natural shade so it gets really hot in the summer * Once your child reaches about age 8, they've pretty much outgrown the splash pad and playground area so the only places left to play are the basketball court and tennis courts that have no pavilion or trees for natural shade so again, those areas get unbearably hot on summer days. * The bathrooms are pretty far off to the side of the park and they aren't always well stocked with toilet paper, soap, towels or a hand dryer. They also have no circulation in them so they feel like a sauna, even on cooler days. All in all, it's a decent park if you're looking for a place for your little one to run around and get some energy out for a little while.

Jazzercise has been my workout for 18+ years. Every class leaves me feeling happier, stronger and…read moreenergized. I have been instructing classes for over 16 years!! Join us for a class and see for yourself the benefits of Jazzercise. The friendly welcoming environment, fun dance cardio, strength and stretch routines will check all of your workout boxes.

I had so much fun in Morristown! The downtown is so walkable and friendly. The streets are lined…read morewith beautiful, colorful old buildings and people coming and going. Everyone is sociable and friendly. And it was such a treat to walk around the Skymart. Although, I should tell you that it's really an overhead sidewalk with few doors leading anywhere. So instead of coming up for the 'stores upstairs' you should really walk up for some pretty views. And they are pretty. The courthouse is really big here. Really big. And you can detour down to the plot of Davy Crockett's boyhood home. Of course it's a replica but it's definitely worth seeing the site of his boyhood home. And I drove around looking for the cabin from The Evil Dead (it's a cult thing). Who would have thought it was here the entire time!? I guess I'll have to make another trip to Morristown and uncover more goodies here. I just don't want any evil dead atrocities to befall me. I'll come in daylight only, okay?

I've been in the Morristown area for two years now. Very nice place to live and the community does…read morea lot of events and programs for all ages. Anyone looking for a MAGIC shop or Magician for Hire then T.MACS MAGIC & SUPPLIES is the place to call or shop in the local area. http://www.tmacsmagicsupplies.jimdo.com Come visit Morristown,Tn. Today.

Beautiful setting on the river surrounded by mountains and beautiful horses. This is by far one of…read moremy favorite venues to play with my Bagpipes. When I am playing here, I begin at 7:45 AM. It's a wonderful time to play with the mist and fog lifting off the river, climbing up the mountains. The bagpipes fill the air and the horses like it too!

This is an awesome dog park, it's all fenced in, they have fire hydrants for the furbabies, ramps…read morefor them to run over, pipes for them to run through, a furbaby pool!!!! Dual entrance- Restrooms and covered bleachers for us caretakers- Lots of room to run-- Love this park for our furbabies!! Be careful as the dogs that were here jumped all over me and stained my white pants and scratched my arm. It wasn't the furbabies fault it's the owners. No control over their dogs once your in the fenced area. I even seen where that owner didn't clean up after their dogs mess.

Well this was a surprise! Since moving to Tennesee, I have been looking for a good dog park. When…read moreasking for the location of just such a place, people usually scratch their head. "Why do you need a park for a dog? Don't he run on your farm?" Well, yes, but, you see, I come from a land where dog truly was man's best friend, and thus we got to go everywhere together, even bars. It is hard to admit to you, but I got addicted. Real bad. Now I can't stop adventuring and exercising with my dogs. Yahoo! We only found out about this little gem by driving past a sign. We did a quick U-turn to investigate. We found that someone (or some group) in Morristown clearly loves dogs. A lot of care was put into this dog park, which is in a converted ball field. The saplings are still growing, but the night lights are already installed (switch is near the entrance gate) and the dugouts have been converted to shaded seating areas. They have a box of toys hanging on the fence, a kiddie pool right next to a hose, and multiple doggie bag stations. We used the kiddie pool to wet down our big guy after a long hot day at the people park. We plan to add some toys to the box, and pick up after our dog, to show Morristown they made a great decision to open this dog-gone-Mecca. I hope that more dog friends find their way over here now, and take care of it like these folks are!