This campground was amazing! Excellent bath house and amenities. The hosts quickly responded to…read morequestions prior to our arrival. Once arrived, just go to your spot

High quality hook ups. Very accommodating owners. Very little interstate noise. Secluded feeling…read more We loved it.

This place has the potential to be very beautiful and has some great spots to capture pretty…read morepictures. It has an abandoned feel to it though and could definitely use more attention. A park ranger or staff person on site could help make it feel safer and while there have been obvious repairs made, the boardwalk itself could use some love.

Of course, it's a 5-star experience especially for being a free public park!…read more I'm sure it depends on the weather, but on a sunny 84° day like we had, it was a most pleasant stroll through the woods! I'm always open for a hike with a small child that keeps you on a boardwalk for the entire journey. At the end of the boardwalk, past the lake, it looks like you can exit the boardwalk for a ground trek. What a pretty place for portraits.

I have been to this mini golf course a score of times. It is cute and fun for those looking for an…read moreeasy walk through game of golf. The course isn't extremely difficult, and kids will have fun coming here to play during the warm months. Don't expect much challenge out of it for adults. With this being the one of two mini golf places next to the bowling alley's in Jackson, you better take what you can get. I personally like this golf course a lot more than the one at Family Fun Center. Plus the red course is a little bit more fun than the blue.

After a long day in the car, Casey Jones Mini Golf is a great place to stretch the legs and have…read moresome fun. The course is clean, not too challenging and totally shaded which is another big plus. The staff was very nice.

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

What an amazing experience, first but not last time doing this, Ceasar was a 10/10 instructorread more

Do you love thrills, adventure, friendly and extremely knowledgeable instructors? You will…read moreabsolutely love this place then. I was provided the opportunity to do this for my birthday, not knowing what to expect I decided to ask around. They have a small pool area that you are welcome to lounge around by and some of the regulars also hang out in the area while barbequing. I talked to them to ask who the most adventurous, most daring tandem instructor would be as I did not know if I would get the opportunity to do this again, I wanted to do back flips, front flips, spin, and fall with no fear. I was advised to ask for Matthew (who is now serving in the military, which his entire family has done and they own the business. They also fly/flew for The Blue Angels. WHAAAAT!) I was lucky enough that he was in, and willing to take on the challenge of taking me for my first tandem dive. I went through the instructions, I signed my life away, and got on the plane with full trust in my instructor. Needless to say, I was far from disappointed, and had a very memorable experience. We got to do the dive at sunset, which is reserved for the regular jumpers, not the tandem jumpers, Matthew made sure I stopped and saw the skyline eye level in all of the thrills from spinning, and flipping. He allowed us to free fall after our shoot was open and once I hit the ground I was addicted to this amazing sport. I then found out it was also his 21st birthday so of course made sure he got a great tip to help out with the night before he left for the military. The only reason I rated this a four star instead of all five is because of the staff that answers the phones and takes the money and makes the planning, they tend to be pretty stiff, they treat you like you dont make a difference to them. They made me feel as though my money wouldn't matter to them. I do not care if someone is there to tour a place or to do the event, customers make your world go round and front desk, phone and standard operational personal are the face of a company, they can deter one from coming through. I would like to say, if you ignore the rudeness from them, you will not be disappointed about the adventure. It truly is a one of a kind experience and because of the exceptional instructor, I now am going to make sure, I do this in other areas of the world as I explore more!

David has brought this course a long way. Greens are excellent, fairways are mowed, great food with…read moregreat service.

Three stars... 1 for "potential" when the grass grows. NOT a Bear Trace (State Owned) course…read moreanymore. The layout was nice. Keep ball in the fairway. Only one hole I remember was side-by-side with another. WOODS and tall trees line every fairway. My round was in early,early spring. Bermuda is barely coming in. Fairways are very, very thin. Greens were very slow and must have had a hard winter. As usual, not many folks fixin' ball marks. Everything looked as is if it will get better as it grows. Water does not drain well on any hole. Lots of mushy fairways, puddles on the paths. Standing water somewhere on every hole. Some perfect drives disappeared into the mud. Price was right, $36 total: includes cart, range balls and tax.

My work has me traveling 99% of the time. I was called to Tenn at the last minute. I called Country…read moreCritter RV and spoke to Russ. I explained that I was needing a space and needed it soon. Russ explained that he had a spot and let him know when I get close. I called Russ at 1:30 am on my arrival date. Russ came out and help me set up my fifth wheel. That is the kind of service you get at country critter. Very friendly, always there to help. I stayed for 4 months. I hated to go but it was time to move on to the next spot. I will always remember Country Critters.

First off the lady I spoke to on the phone was super nice! Kudos to her. The park has some issues…read more First it's empty and there is no managerial presence on site. Office says to be open 4 days a week for 2 hours each day. First spot we tried "assigned" had no power. Made a call and she was very helpful and told us to just find another site and warned us away from some with no working water. The power boxes are on the ground and most have full ant beds inside. Sewer inlet is 6-9" off the ground making draining tanks almost impossible even with a brace system. Rained overnight and the site turned into a swamp. Both of the sites we tried were not even close to level requiring 14 total leveling blocks. I was told that the park was recently sold to new owners and everyone has moved out. It is super close to I40 making it easy to get on and off. The exit to the north was too tight and uphill to get a 40' fifth wheel out without causing damage. I was able to use the main exit by going the wrong direction on the entrance road. If you live local and need a full time slot it might be great but for travelers on an overnight stay I'd say skip it! Oh I almost forgot someone was shooting nearby for about an hour last night.