My hubby is a bit of a history buff. We had been at the VA for a car show and just happened by this…read moreplace. We got lunch at In-N-Out then came back and used the shady picnic tables to relax and have a picnic. They have a smallish museum, in comparison to other National Park museums, but it is packed with facts and interesting artifacts. Outside there are trails to walk, and separate bike lanes. On a sunny day there are many shady areas to stop and enjoy the sights, sounds and fragrances!

A lot to see that helps visitors understand how the Civil War was fought here…read moreStones River National Battlefield is a very important Civil War site. Through the various sites it shows you the battle that occurred between December 31, 1862 to January 2, 186. It was one of the bloodiest skirmishes of the Civil War with over 23,000 casualties. The park is easy to find and there is plenty of parking. The main visitor center was closed when we visited. There are several driving stops and walking trails that take you to key areas of the battlefield, including the famous Slaughter Pen, the Round Forest, and the large National Cemetery. We spent about two hours driving the tour route and walking some of the paths. The grounds are well maintained and peaceful. There are good interpretive signs that help you understand what happened at each location. It was a very sobering but meaningful visit. The cemetery is very moving with row after row of graves and the sayings. I definitely recommend Stones River National Battlefield to anyone interested in Civil War history or just wanting a peaceful and educational stop while traveling through the Murfreesboro area. It is well worth the time.

Really pleasant experience. Rodger was an incredible guide and clearly cares a lot about accurate…read morehistoric interpretation. We will definitely be back!

My stepfather was here visiting & we wanted to take him to places we thought he'd enjoy & be able…read moreto get around well (he's 91). Since Sam Davis home & grounds aren't too far from us (and we'd never been there) we thought this would be a fun thing to do. We got there & were told that the guide was out with a group & it would be approx. a 45 minute wait. We bought our tickets & looked through the museum & gift shop. There was a video that gave all the backstory & it was quite interesting. Our guide was Rodger and he was wonderful!! We toured the home & he had interesting stories & really knows the area well! The stairs in the house are steep (just for those that might have a problem with them). You can tell where the old cabin became part of the bigger house. Loved that there were so many original pieces in the home. Recommend checking this out!

Had an early arrival for a party. If it wasn't for a birthday party I don't think I would have been…read moreinterested. Checking in for a birthday party I just assume you walk right into the party room you were invited to. The setup of the cool lights entrance to the laser tag room to get your gear. Was pretty cool. The kids get to run around in the dark. A way to burn your energy and 2 hours of play. While waiting for the kids to play they had a few options of arcade games and the claw machine that seems like it was a tease. But overall if you ever run out of ideas or where to throw a birthday. I guess here a great option to get some fun.

We just had our 14 year old daughter's birthday party at Phazer Kraze. One word to describe…read moreit...AWESOME! We weren't sure what to expect when we pulled up but the minute we opened the door to enter we were blown Away. Transported into a different world, like Tron meets Star Wars. The decor is outstanding, the perfect amount of great games to play. Everything was super clean. Everyone that worked there was top notch customer service. Then the Laser Tag room...epic. 6,000 sq ft of awesome space to run, hide, climb, chase...The equipment was great quality too. All the kids had a blast. Easiest birthday party ever. We can't wait to come back. Our 10 year old daughter is excited to host her next birthday at Phazer Craze.

Stone River National Cemetery is across the street from the Stone River Battlefield and is…read moresomeplace that I would recommend that you come to offer your respects to these fallen soldiers. One thing that I found especially poignant is that at a few moments I came across the graves of Confederate and Union soldiers laid to rest side by side. At the end, they were all Americans who had fallen during those terrible days. I think that it is important to remember the history of our great nation. This is an important destination and if you are in the area, I definitely recommend stopping by both here and the battlefield.

Good place to wander around and reflect on history. Somber and peaceful. Take time to read the…read moresigns and think about those who did the ultimate for our freedom.

If you're into history and into old homes- this is a must! Such an incredible place with so much…read morehistory. We had a self guided tour however James was so epic and told us so many incredible facts, filled with knowledge and very friendly! We then walked around the mansion and explored/ read a lot about the home and its occupants. It took us about 2 hours. There was more to explore and we were on a time crunch but couldn't stayed longer. Such a great place for an incredible ticket price. Happy to comeback here soon. Thank you to the staff who were all friendly (:

We saw the Tempest here at the outdoor theater. It's honestly a hidden gem. Tucker away from the…read moreheart of the downtown Mufreesboro off the beaten path. It has mature trees, hidden theatre, beautiful flowers, and a picture book surroundings.

The historic markers for General James Chalmers and General and General Daniel Donelson can be…read morefound on a roadside turnout off of Old Nashville Hwy. it is on the edge of Stones River National Battle Field. The historic markers were dedicated on 19 November 1995. General Chalmers Mississippi Brigade attacked the Union Army near where the Hazen Brigade monument stands. After General Chalmers was wounded General Donelson's Tennessee Brigade followed General Chalmers Brigade into battle.

The Discovery Center has a lot to offer for kids. They have a two story building with indoor…read moreexhibits and an outdoor area with walking paths. There is plenty of free parking right in front of the building in a paved lot. The entrance has a traffic light which made getting in and out easy. The admission price was comparable to an indoor playground. I thought this was reasonable since they have more to offer than the average indoor playground. Memberships would be the way to go for people who live nearby. The main area of the first floor has a water play area, a pretend fire truck, an arts and craft room, a pretend boat, and a room of imaginative play. The imaginative play room had exhibits including a grocery store and puppet area. The second floor had a train room, an old car, a play mechanic area, and a rotating exhibit section. We spent most of our time inside since it was cold the day we visited. We saw the fox enclosure and walking paths. We plan to return on a warmer day to explore this more. The Discovery Center has plenty to offer for hours of fun.

Nice, interesting facility but curiously rude and dismissive front desk worker today 5/9/26read more

The historic markers for General James Chalmers and General and General Daniel Donelson can be…read morefound on a roadside turnout off of Old Nashville Hwy. it is on the edge of Stones River National Battle Field. The historic markers were dedicated on 19 November 1995. General Chalmers Mississippi Brigade attacked the Union Army near where the Hazen Brigade monument stands. After General Chalmers was wounded General Donelson's Tennessee Brigade followed General Chalmers Brigade into battle.

The Director caused a panic when he cut the electric and without reason went yelling through the…read morebuildings to pack up and leave the property with no explanation. And he didn't identify himself! Lives could have been lost. This was Saturday Sept 7 2023. We were in appliance with our contract. And we all lost customers and a lot of money during the Fried pickle festival. All because he was upset about the grass. It was not in the contract to stay off the grass.

This is an extension of the University of Tennessee's Institute of Agriculture. They have rentals…read moreavailable including an auditorium, community center, livestock barn, grounds arena, and horse arena. I've rented out the community center for a bridal shower and it was a huge space including a full kitchen and restrooms available for your group. You get the room for a whole day and must set up and clean up after your event. Very easy to find, clean, and friendly staff. They hold public events from time to time such as farmer's markets, trade shows, and conferences. I also come here to vote when elections are held!