Sweet little park in Gatlinburg! My 3 year old son had fun on the playground. I love how the…read moreplayground itself had some shade for the kiddos and the benches for parents also were set beneath trees for shade too! The high school track in the property was very nice for a couple of runs when we were in town.

Great dog park. We visit each year and are so glad we found this dog park. Great fenced in area…read morewith trees, benches, and a water fountain. There are hills that can get muddy so wear tennis shoes and maybe bring a walking stick for uneven ground.

As long as I've lived, I have never been to a disc golf course that's been so perfect. The claytons…read moreis a professionally cut and maintained course right outside of Knoxville tn. that has everything you might want out of a disc golf course taken care of. Here's the list: 1) claytons is the size and quality of an actual golf course, maintained for disc golfers. 2) there are dedicated AstroTurf tee off pads at the start of each hole 3) there are detailed course maps available at the start of each pin with par, total distance, and a and b markers clearly labeled 4) there is a creative expanse of different shots to be made on a course that has plenty of open space and winds around through both forest and park like setting, the full course is huge 5) creative liberties taken on some holes--especially 18. The course was still under construction (front 9 in forest) and so I only played the back 9 in the park. Playing just half of the course still delivered a full and five star experience as this was the best course that I have ever been too. Definitely try to be back to try out the whole course!

Absolutely the best disc golf course in Knoxville; it's kept up well and is always in pristine…read morecondition, and is challenging enough for any player level with 2 different pin/teebox locations on every hole

We visited the winery on Saturday, 11/18 around 5pm. Courtney welcomed us with open arms. The…read morevineyard is a small family owned business with the owners very active and visible. We loved our experience. We purchased several bottles of wine and even found some cute fatigue jackets. This is not a luxury vineyard but it is a very welcoming and friendly environment.

Great tastings and the owners are super nice. The small little tasting room is nice and their wines…read moreare delicious.

This was our first experience here and we were extremely pleased. The view was spectacular and the…read morestaff were engaging, kind and very helpful. Additionally, delicious lunch/sandwiches and great band playing. Look forward to bringing friends and family back for more peach and blueberry picking.

Went to a little festival for their opening with tents and ppl selling stuff. We tried 2 wine…read morelittle cups they were good. Pretty view.

This RV park was very conveniently located, tucked away on a gorgeous rolling hills property that…read moremet all our needs. The pavilion location was an added bonus.

Amazing, clean bathrooms, beautiful view of the river, quiet and spacious sites with river view. We…read morestayed here for four days and what a wonderful place to stay. Joan, the owner was wonderful and very accommodating. We will be back again in the fall.

This is one the best disc golf courses I have ever played. I heard about it through a tournament…read moreand a guy I played with at another tournament highly recommended it. It has the train theme down pat and has 2 different lines (paths) you can go. Some lines share the same teepad and basket. This course has it all! Elevation, tunnel shots, long and open throws, and obstacles.

You can find Yahoola Creek Park at 464 Mechanicsville Rd Dahlonega, GA 30533 - this is on the…read moredownward east slope from downtown Dahlonega and about a mile from campus. You could probably walk it but the elevation change might be extreme for those that aren't fit. There's parking at the main trail entrance and a small parking pull-off west on Mechanicsville Dr. I had no issues parking at the main lot which also has public restrooms. I traveled to Dahlonega for a wedding held at Wolf Mountain Vineyards and decided to leave early and get my bearings (also check in at the local IHG/Holiday Inn Express and get cleaned up). This hike was right up my ally - close to the Hotel, about 3 miles and not too strenuous. It's mapped as: Yahoola Creek Reservoir Trail" - facing the main parking lot it's North - to the left side with the restrooms to the South side. It's marked on maps as the "red trail" at 3.1 miles. The trail starts with a gravel path until you get around the low areas then climbs upward under a leafy canopy moving clockwise around the lake. You get the typical elevation changes as you move through small hollars, then a ridgeline (you can see the lake through the trees) continuing around until you get to the mouth of the creek (lowest point) - there's a swing that probably gave you a great view before all the Kudzu took over. Moving around you get back to another low area where you can get down to the water for a view, before coming onto the dam (you walk across it) and back to the parking area. There's an optional blue trail that adds 1.7 miles that I would have taken if I had more time. In all, quite a lovely hike with only a couple of elevation points that some might find strenuous but no hard rocks/boulders to overcome. Those in Dahlonega are very lucky to have this resource - I'll be exploring the other trails the next time I'm in the area.

Fantastic fun outside with lots of space to run and be free. Fun playgrounds and splash pad during…read morethe summer or just play in the creek. One of our favorite spots!

Hello, I hope that this will be taken seriously, in hopes that this never happens to anyone else…read more Since Helene destroyed our local Canton park we wanted to give the Waynesville Recreation pool. I called the day prior to get all the information I could gather, checked the website since we have not been in over a decade. The receptionist gave me all the information, dates, times, pricing, and and temperature of the pool. I asked if there was still a kiddy pool working with buckets, slides, splash area etc. and I was told yes. The next day we were very excited and happily payed our fee to enter.As we walked passed the 1st life guard posted at the shallow end of the deep pool we smiled and found a spot near the slide as we knew that was what our son was going to be the most excited about. We got our son in his swim vest for safety and goggles and off he went down the slide. All of a sudden I see a young blonde lifeguard running around the Side of the slide saying "NO NO NO!". My husband and I smiled and said "Its ok we are right here and he's safe (Thinking she was worried he was alone since we didn't even see her from where she was sitting)". My son was already coming down the slide when she was yelling at him, (He's autistic and doesn't always understand things or respond to others well). He made it down no problem and was swimming to get out when she said "we do not allow swim vest or life jackets on the slide!" I asked "why?" And she responded with "because of the bolts on the slide they can get hung up and get hurt." I Replied " so there are bolts sticking out on a toddlers waterslide? I think you should be more concerned with that cutting and hurting someone if thats the case, not be concerned with a protective swimming vest." She replied "Well he's to small to ride" I was confused since I called asked and check the website and the slide is on the kiddie pool. I said "ok" as my husband is trying to regulate our son and explain things to him but he just wants to slide. By this point there are only 2 life guards for both pools and my son won't stop trying to slide. I carry him over to her hoping if he hears it from someone else that he's not allowed it will help. It did not! I then am very upset that was the whole reason for coming and anyone with autistic children or any kids understand if you tell them something fun your going to do but then have to tell them they can not its never fun. I ask the girl if I can sign a waiver or anything to allow him to slide, she says"no" I ask can he take of his vest and slide and ill be at the bottom to help catch him if he needs it ( He's a very good swimmer for his age) to which she responded "parents are not allowed to stand at the bottom and help there child". I was blown away buy this since we have been going to canton pool, and Dollywood splash country where kids can wear the life jackets, swim vest, or floats on any slide and parents were always at the bottom to help catch them as well since its all about safety when around water! Well, expect here at Waynesville rec. center. I was upset by this point and asked her what and where are these rules since I was not informed.?" She says "its on the back of the slide". Again I was upset and said " well that a horrible place for rules against a back wall on a slide that not every sees until your back here, also I was not told this and just so you know for the future maybe you all could post your rules on the website and tell them when they call so this doesn't happen to other special needs family and regular families to! I could tell she was uncomfortable so I simply asked what would happen if he did go down the slide (as he can be a runner)? She said " I would ask you to leave" I said "ok" and walked away. So for reference and refresh you can call and check the website where these rules are NOT posted or come in pay inside change enter at the opposite side of the pool area walk always to the back wall behind the side, and on the back said you see this weird outdated slide rules. By this time I was wondering why no one was on the slide and its because you have to be 48 inch tall but not over a certain weight, no parents are allowed on the slide, parents cannot catch kids at the bottom, and no life jackets or vest are allowed. These rules do the opposite of keeping kids in the kiddie pool safe. And again you can go to canton pool, Dollywood splash country or many other water parks or pools and they encourage you to put vests on your child and stay close to your child in water. By this point there are a good amount of ;little kids in the kiddie pool I would say about 10 to 15 and more kids in the bigger pool about 10 as well and only 2 life guards. I'm sorry but I'm not going to rely on a lifeguard to see everything in a pool. But none the less we kept trying to explain it to our son and play in the kiddie pool and enjoy the best we can. Our son was having a melt down and other parents in the pool understood what was happe

We just moved to the area and took a tour of the recreation center here. We will be joining the gym…read moreafter Covid issues get better. They have the main staples of indoor pool, workout equipment, racket ball courts. It clean and people are very friendly. We use the outdoor grounds a lot. Our main use is the dog park. There is a small dog park and a large dog park. We are in the small dog area. The disc golf court runs past the dog areas which is cool. There is a great skateboard park that lots of young people use, even on bikes. Lots of paved pathways. I love that the pathways attract older and young people. And, the path runs alongside The bold creek. It is more like a small river. It is filled with trout should you want to fish. Definitely a major asset to our town!

Beautiful course... Challenging... Very clean... And well laid out. A great course to hit if you're…read morein the actual area

Richmond Hill is a really fun spot in Asheville. It is conveniently located just 10 minutes from…read moredowntown and has an awesome disc golf course and miles of hiking trails surrounding the park. The disc golf course is a fun 18-hole course that weaves in and out of trees and up and down valleys. You definitely get a work out in as you play.

This park is great. I love taking a walk through there! There's always critters running around!read more

This park is very beautiful and the disc golf course is a nice challenge the down side theirs a dog…read moreportion of this park on the side of the beginning of the course and some nasty people let their dogs roam free and let them poop all over the practice course makes it uncomfortable for others who don't even own a dog please pick up your family pets mess and not on my shoe