Wonderful staff. Very poor selection of gift items. No local good quality items. Mostly foreign…read moremade cheap key chains etc. I recommend t get locally produced high quality items.

This was a fun visit. You can learn so much about Elvis and his family during this tour. It's…read moreamazing that his father built that little house with money he borrowed ($180 I think). The family church was interesting to see too. They moved it to the property after the family moved. The museum was interesting too! Definitely make a stop if you're near Tupelo!

A fun small-medium sized zoo than you can walk through in about two hours…read more The giraffe enclosure was nice that you could get so up close with them. We didn't do the drive thru area since they were busy with field trips. The gift shop is a lot cheaper than larger zoos.

As I was passing through I stopped in to find out more about this place. You can see some of the…read moreanimals from the road. The lady was very nice and it was quite busy. She explained to me that they had a walking tour as well as a drive through. They even give you buckets of food so you can feed the animals, apparently they come right up to you. I didn't take the tour but she invited me to continue to take a look around. Everyone looked like they were enjoying themselves and I didn't hear any wild animals on the loose. Maybe next time I'll take the drive through tour, if things go wrong I know I can't outrun an animal but I can certainly out drive one.

A few decades ago, when my parents were trying to decide upon a place to retire, I took them on…read moretours of a few of the college towns around Memphis: Oxford, MS and Jonesboro, AR. They were duly impressed with Oxford, and quite enjoyed their visit, especially so to Rowan Oak. Had my youngest brother not relocated to Arizona, I believe that they would have indeed moved to Oxford instead of Tempe. As it is, my family and I are regular visitors to this gem of Mississippi and consider it as almost a second home.

This place is definitely nice to walk around. If you like nature you'll enjoy it. The house changes…read more$5 to do the tour inside but you're able to walk around the property at no cost. They also have trails you can hop on and just explore and enjoy the weather (spring-fall) winter not sure. It's nice to keep history alive regardless of what subject matter it is. It shapes all of us in a way or another. The people in the house were nice and informative. Definitely check it out, enjoy and learn a bit.

A friend was very persistent and was able to snag 4 spots for a night tour to go see the…read moredismalites, and I'm so thankful she invited me to join. The tour was wonderful. We got there right before sundown so we got to look around before it got dark. The gate and entrance are super cute, and we got a glance at the terrace by the gift shop, which looked like a lovely lounge. After introduction and signing of waivers, our guide took us down to the canyon where we got to see so many glow worms! It was really a living galaxy, so special. Similar bugs are only found in Australia or New Zealand, so if you get a chance, try to go check this out. The glow worms appear around April-May and also September-October, so keep an eye for that. Getting reservations is tricky as you gotta call, so you definitely need persistence but it's worth it!

1 star The website…read moresays dogs are welcome, so we drove two hours to Dismal Park on a Thursday morning in late September with ours. We were turned away at the gate. In the parking lot, a woman asked if our dogs were friendly. I don't let strangers pet my dogs, so I said "no," which is my standard answer. That was the whole conversation. She turned out to work the ticket booth. When my husband went in for tickets, staff told him we couldn't enter because our dogs were unfriendly and claimed one had lunged at her. It didn't. That dog is so sociable that our daycare uses him to socialize other dogs. My husband tried to explain, but staff talked over him and wouldn't let him finish a sentence, lecturing him about dog bites and visitors who are afraid of dogs. As a private business, the park is free to turn anyone away. But the lot had three cars in it, and they refused a paying family over a false claim without any interest in hearing our side. We would have spent about $200 on admissions and food. If dogs aren't welcome, or are welcome only after a screening, say so on your website. And if you advertise dogs as welcome, treat the people who bring them like guests. So much for Southern hospitality.

Beautiful. Great for bird watching the cypress swamp areas are nice. Boardwalks for viewing the…read morelake and you can canoe or kayak to see the rookery.

Great place to go fishing, love the views as-well. Great place to go relax and look for alligators.read more

Ryan has arranged several trips for me over the past few years and he always takes care of…read moreeverything. He provides lots of options for accommodations and activities, and can help you see the world so easily. The staff at Worldwide has excellent taste and handle arrangements for every type of travel to any location. They have extensive experience with hotels and restaurants, as well as attractions, museums, etc., and their recommendations have always been better than expected. I trust them with all my future travel needs.

I thought when you wanted to do business with someone for the exchange of money usually that…read morebusiness is thankful and courteous in the hope you will return. I have had to do business with this place ONLY because my kids begged me, school field trips. I have had the misfortune of having to step foot in this business half a dozen times or so, and only once has it been tolerable, THANK YOU Mrs. FISHER. Everyone else has either ignored me standing there or looked and talked to me like I am inconveniencing them for being there trying to GIVE THEM MY MONEY. BWT it is 2017 and we are in Tuscaloosa, AL, and you are a travel agency how do you not accept debit/credit cards at you place of business? I know, in the middle of know where, dirt road convenient stores that accept debit/credit cards. HUH???

My family and I have used Barkley for the last couple of years for our family vacation and it has…read morebeen great. The prices are always great and the staff is always there to help. Camille and teresa are great. The buses are always clean and in perfect shape. We will use them for the years to come.