I enjoy my walks here. It's quiet. You'll find all sorts of people - walking, running, on bikes,…read morewith kids or walking dogs. I love seeing people out and about. + I saw a deer today!

One of my favorite running paths in the world! When I was a…read morelittle girl this used to be railroad tracks. We would get off the school bus and walk down the tracks to get home. Now it's a clean, shaded walking, running biking path. The city of Clarksville turned the old railroad tracks into a walking path with a bathroom. I usually start at the Mary's Oak parking lot entrance and run to the bathroom. It's exactly 2 miles out. There are clear distance markers along the path. There's another parking lot at the bathroom area. They have bikes you can rent there. I have been down further past the bathrooms and it's absolutely gorgeous that way. A couple of steep hills keep me off that part of the path. Have seen deer, bobcats and tons of birds and squirrels, Sometimes I have found cute painted rocks here as well. Bravo Clarksville!

I have been coming to the lake since I could walk. The area is so pretty and there are tons of…read moretrails to explore all over!

Our favorite place. Wonderful marinas, respectful boaters. Love going whenever we canread more

Great experience start to finish. I would recommend the full day boat rental . It's a big lake that…read moreoffers a lot to see .

Rented a pontoon here in June. The price is a premium, but didn't have any issues with the staff…read moreor boat. We were able to buy (not rent) a tine from them to hook up to the boat, and they lent us a rope to attach the tube. The only real problem (other than the cost) that we encountered was the tube losing air and we had to inflate it between each rider to ensure it wasn't dead in the water. When we returned to the shop, they gave us a brand new one, in box, no worries whatsoever. I had a blast on the lake, I found everyone friendly, and if you're staying at GTB, it's worth the time and cost to take a boat for the day.

We stayed here Labor Day weekend. We had actually booked and planned to stay Lake Barkley State…read moreresort park campground on our first trip to Western Kentucky, that plan was a nightmare and we ended up here. Because everything in the area was booked, a Reserve America representative let me know which sites were available here on a first come first serve basis. We arrived at about 10pm on a Wednesday night. The sites that RA told me were available were luckily empty, but blocked off by orange cones. We went to one of the camp hosts to confirm that we were ok to stay the weekend there and he approved and said to move the cones and settle up in the morning. Because it was dark, we had no idea what the surroundings of the site looked like. Luckily, the next morning, we found out it wasn't too bad. We were in site 41, which was a pull through site. That means that you don't have to back in. Usually those type of sites cost more, but we paid the rate of a regular site. Our site wasn't in view of the lake, but it was within walking distance. There was a boat ramp, floating dock, and even a beach. The entire property is so immaculate, I just had to stop and compliment a lady tending to the beach area. She was so sweet and informed me that she takes care of the entire campground all by herself. From cleaning the bathrooms, to raking the beach, it was all her. I've been to many campgrounds this year and this was the most up kept. That lady is amazing!

This place was nice and on the water! Plenty of shade. But the tent campsites, you need to walk…read morethrough an rv site to get to the tent site. Hauling stuff not to mention bothering the people in the rvs. If you can get past that. The tent site is right on the water and it's beautiful.

Probably the biggest dog park I've ever been to! And it was free! And they supplied poop bags! That…read morewas kind of awesome. I really appreciated a big space for my boys to run around off leash - they don't get the opportunity to do that very often, because my older dog is a bit rude and wants to act all aggressive around other dogs, so I have to keep them segregated. But on this day, the Hopkinsville Dog Park was completely empty, and my boys could run free. It was so nice! A dog park of this size, and with all these amenities, would cost a fairly decent sum of money in a city like Louisville or Philadelphia. I reckon Hopkinsville has a decent little gem of a dog park here. If you have dogs and you're not spending time at the Hopkinsville Dog Park, then you're missing out!

Great gym. Best one on post. I would recommend to anyone that wants to get big. Friendly staff…read moreclean. You get bigger just walking in. I like lifting heavy things then putting them back down. This is the place to do it.

Irene is wonderful. So knowledgeable and patient while I browsed and picked out fabric. (She even…read morestayed open late.) The selection and prices are great. Please know that she only takes cash and checks. I will definitely go back!

I enjoy coming to this store. The service is wonderful. Quilts are beautiful and the material is…read morea bargain. if you have not included this in you're quilt fabric shopping experience then you are missing out. Remember that it is cash or check only. This isn't a big deal for me but for some it may be so come prepared. I love coming here as I always come away with a good feeling. Check it out.

I'm sorry we didn't get our persons name but when we stopped on our way home from vacation to find…read morea quality bourbon we had the best experience when she literally gave us history about all the varieties. She made selecting easy and was fun to talk to, Thank you!