This is a nice little Park located just off of I-10 in Chipley, Florida. There's a play area for…read morechildren, plenty of benches to sit and enjoy lunch or just hang out and a nice lake. This was a great area for me to kick off some of the weariness that you can get from traveling on the road. I strongly recommend a visit here.

I stopped in the park on my way from South Florida to Alabama. It's a nice little park that's quiet…read moreand tranquil. It's off the main highway so convenient to get to and back onto the highway. I enjoyed the moments inside the park. Highly recommended and hope others will enjoy the park

There are no markings to indicate that you are at the park, but it is located on the cornet of…read moreNoland Street and Butler Avenue in a residential neighborhood. When you get to the wooden fence, there is a donation sign, but there is no real indication that it is a park. It is pretty much just a path that is getting overgrown, but hey, that's real nature in its natural environment.

Mainly an open field, when I walked down the nature trail, Probably only want 0.15 of a mile before…read morerunning into a private property No trespassing sign & trail had some cameras on it. It was disappointing not really worth the drive out there to check out the nature trail. But it does have an open field if you want to play football or soccer.

I really enjoy playing the disc golf course at Citizen's Lodge Park. There 18 holes, with 6x12'…read moreconcrete tee pads with pro and amateur pads on each hole. The course wraps around the outside edge and requires 3.5 miles of walking so bring water. Sunscreen and bug spray are also advisable. Don't play disc golf, this a great park for picnics or walking or jogging too. Here is a video for the disc golf course: https://youtu.be/uQAzkgtEqWk

Beautiful park with large sites and some are lake front. Park rangers are very respectful and…read morehelpful as well. We didn't realize that bad weather was moving in and the park rangers went to each site and warned us of the pending bad weather.

Busy park. Lots of boaters using the boat ramp. Park is…read moreclean and well maintained. Reservations are required for the cabins and campgrounds. Pay attention to check in times. Late check is can not happen with the cabins. Wildlife is in abundance. Both in the water and out of it. We were greeted with Momma skunk and her 2 babies!

On a hot summer's day and you are in need to go somewhere to cool off Bear Paw is a pretty good…read morespot to hang out at. It is about an hour drive west of Tallahassee out in Marianna. My friends and I did the ride down the river. I parked my car at the bottom and then we proceeded to the house where you rent inflatables to ride down on. The cheapest one is $15 for the basic donut hole float. There are ones with a padded bottom for $25 and my favorite couples float for $40. You can bring a cooler for drinks of your choice, of which you can also get a little floaty for. A bus will take your crew a few miles up the street to where the actual river begins. There you get in the floats and just glide down Bear Paw. The water is pretty shallow and beware of the rocks and sticks floating around. They are very unexpected and can scratch you up. Definitely recommend you have water shoes. Down the trail you may see some wildlife or not. There are stopping points to ride swings and jump around in the water. At the end of the river we ended up back by the cars so we just hopped back in and drove home. Overall we were there for about 3 hours and it was money well spent for a good fun time. Would come here again!

This review is about the tubing. I can't really say I had a…read moregreat time. There were so many trees down in the water we had to constantly get out and figure out how to get our tubes free. I mean, I get it. You can't control where trees fall, but a warning would've been pretty helpful. The guy who gave us instructions in the beginning told us to go a certain way when we got to the bridge, directions which got us trapped in a huge tree in very fast moving water. In the end, we did sign the form saying they weren't responsible for us getting hurt, we just didn't expect how much hurt we were in for. As far as front desk customer service goes... helpful information, not so helpful attitudes.

Wynn Street Park is located on the corner of Wynn Street and Philomena Street. It has a small…read moreparking lot and is an overall nice enough park. It is not big, but fits the neighborhood nicely.

Rosedale Park is a small park with not a lot to offer. It has a small child's play area, a pavilion…read morewith a few picnic tables under it and a basketball court. Still, it is not really a bad for little park. However, it is nothing too spectacular that you should go out of your way to check out.

This place rocks. The woman running the clubhouse that day was super nice. I let her know this was…read moremy first time there and she gave me a complete rundown. She then told me about the lunch special that day. A grilled chicken melt. IT BANGED. This is the epitome of a locally owned course with great hospitality that does what they do for the community. The course was a lot of fun. They were working on fairways and had just got done with greens when we went. But everything else made up for that.

This is a fabulous course nestled beautifully out in the counrty, with great scenery and wildlife…read moreabundantly running around. 150 acres, par 72 course with 6 par 5 holes. This is a great course for new golfers and experienced golfers! Food is delicious also, and a full bar!