This is a rink that my family skates at often. The staff here is so sweet and helpful and always…read moretreat us well. They play good music and have just recently updated the entire rink and more importantly their skate rentals. Their prices are very fair and the floor itself is in great shape. They just got a whole bunch of new video games as well. My daughter just had a birthday party there and their staff were so helpful and attentive! It was the easiest party I've ever done, and didn't have to bring anything but a cake, they provided all the food, drinks and paperware, and of course the entertainment!

Cool place has a nice rink,food and other things! They upgraded the games recently which is very…read morenice I come here quite a bit. I definitely recommend coming here if you have a family. A few things to know before coming to this rink on Tuesday they play more adult like music and on Wednesday it's adult night AKA 18+ night. Monday they are closed for events like Birthdays!!! Have fun if you do go!!

This is a great place for kids to play. Price is reasonable. They have a wonderful time!read more

A great park! Lots of things to do and the kiddos love coming here…read more Tire swings, huge sand area, two separate playgrounds, swings and baby swings, slides, all the things. But please stay out of the water - there are so many dead fish, I have no idea what's in there that's killing fish but I can't imagine it's good for children. Also a little PSA: for the love of all that is good; please stop vaping and smoking around kids at this park

This is a very kid friendly park with playgrounds, trails, and tennis courts. They have picnic…read moretables and many family's have gatherings here in the summer. Brings back memories of the good old days.

I stayed here for a church summer camp & it is not a bad place. In the bunkhouses where we stayed…read morethe beds had very thin mattress & since we had empty 1 we doubled them. With 1 it was not very comfortable & you could feel the wood bellow. The food isn't bad it is just not my favorite. The activities are soooo fun. It's a great way to make new friends & the staff are very involved. Last but definitely not least is the wave pool & slides. The wave pool is sooo fun, the waves get so high! I would recommend the younger kids might need to have a parent with them because the waves get really high & hard! The slide is super fun & smooth so it doesn't hurt, but at the end you will more than likely have a wedgy! The view is amazing & so pretty! At night you can see the stars perfectly clearly & they are beautiful! This was a very nice place.

Amazing Christian Camp the food is pretty good for a camp and the wave pool is amazing as well as…read morethe vibes of the camp all together

This place is SO wonderful as well as everyone working there! I don't think you'll find a better…read moreor more affordable animal encounter experience anywhere. The owners and staff absolutely love their animals, they take such great care of them and the facilities are just beautiful. And ,best of all, they do it all to share the love of Jesus with every person who comes through their gates. Amen to that!

I discovered Ocoee Riverside Farm through a suggestion on TikTok. When I saw all the interactive…read moremeet and greets with the animals, visiting this place was nonnegotiable, lol. You can come experience the farm for a few hours featuring 30 - 60 minute guided tours and animal encounters. Or.... You can stay in accommodations on the grounds of Ocoee Riverside Farm. It's a nice retreat away among the flatland plains of Tennessee. They offer old fashioned farm cabins, wagons, lofts, condos and glampsites. Prices range anywhere from $100 - $200 per night. I was exclusively here to spend time introducing myself to the farm residents. The most popular option offered to visitors is the $19.99 Farm Tour & Animal Encounter. The tour lasts 75 - 90 minutes. Now...when choosing this tour, they offer 50% discount add-on experiences to entice guests to stay and play longer. There's the Kangaroo Encounter - $14.99 (normally $29.99) for 30 extra minutes saying hello to kangaroos. There's the Camel Encounter - $9.99 (normally $19.99) for 30 extra minutes learning about the two camels living on the farm including riding on their humpbacks. So...right there w/ the basic Farm Tour for 75 - 90 minutes and including the Kangaroo and Camel experiences, that's 2.5 hours of fun at Ocoee Riverside Farm for a total $45. I think that's a total bargain. And...they plan activities to coincide with each other so visitors aren't standing around waiting for their next interactions. But.... Ocoee Farm offers even more chances to get up close encounters with their animals. For extra $$$, everything is on the table, lol. More add-on animal meet and greets including.... - Sloth/VIP Encounter - $99.99 - two 30 minute sessions. - Baby Kangaroo Bottle Feeding - $29.99 - 30 minutes. - Sloth Cuddles and Snuggles - $119.99 - 30 minutes. - Hug -A-Highland - $19.99 - 30 minutes. - Horseback Riding - 20, 45 and 60 minute rides. - Fennec Fox - $14.99 - 30 minutes. - Baby Llama and Alpaca Feeding - $14.99 - 30 minutes. There's even more farm experiences guests can pick from... I added the Hug-A-Highland and Baby Llama and Alpaca Feedings for $14.99 each, which brought my total to $75 plus taxes and fees for 3.5 hours on a weekend day. The Farm sent me a confirmation email with a list and itinerary for the a-la-carte experiences I signed up for. They instructed me to arrive at 9am. I departed the farm by 1pm. Extra highlights... - With all the various animal interactions and guided tours, every staff member was ultra friendly and went out of their way to ensure guests left with wonderful memories. Fallon, McKenna, Michael and Vladik were knowledgeable about the animals and they kindly offered to take pictures and videos for visitors. - Included in the Farm Tour is the Petting Zoo where they provide a bag of pellets to feed goats, sheep, donkeys, llamas and alpacas. After the Petting Zoo, visitors step inside the Barn to greet...iguanas, parrots, an anteater, hedgehog, lizard, mouse, baby camel and adult camel. - Lastly, I met John, the owner. He shared stories about his life before Ocoee Riverside Farm, his time in the armed services and how he and his family are 100% committed towards giving their farm animals the best possible lives. I had a wonderful experience at this tucked away hidden gem in Benton, Tennessee. If you're near the Chattanooga, TN area, Ocoee Riverside Farm is a quick 40 mile drive east. Thank you for having me.

I love the Tucker Road Recreation Area! Not only does this little park offer free Wi-Fi, but it is…read moreconnected to the Collegedale Greenway Trail; which is perfect for nice strolls or runs. There is a play ground for kids, a soccer field, and a small pavilion with tables underneath! Great space for friends and family to hangout at!

Did the river on the Ducky inflatable kayaks…read more Good fun. We had signed up to go tubing, but got some advice from the proprietor. Good advice, as it turned out. After kayaking the river, not so sure if tubes woulda been a good thing. Not really a tubing body of water. It's a wide river with twists and turns and islands. Lots to maneuver around. Not to mention the occasional rock and/or tree branch. On a tube, you'd be at the mercy of the river gods. Anyway. Park in their lot, check in and grab your paddles and life jackets (required). Trip is around 2 hours. Minimal direction. Basically, get in the yaks, flow downstream, get out just before the bridge.

We had an amazing time today out on the river. The staff members were really helpful…read more We brought our own inflatable kayak that is rated for class IV white water rapids and this river has some class II. We paid a small fee and were taken up river about 6 miles and dropped off. We had a really good time. This was our first time taking our personally owned kayak down white water rapids, but not our first time on whitewater. One of the staff members asked if we were familiar with this river and gave us some tips as to which sides we should be in throughout the trip back down. It was very helpful! When we arrived back there was a torrential downpour and they let us pull our kayak up underneath the overhang to deflate and take shelter, and when the rain calmed, they let us pull our truck up to get our gear safely inside without having to carry it all the way back to the parking lot. Afterwords we went shopping in the gift shop and bought a couple things. They have a really nice variety of items for souvenirs to suit many different interests and tastes. We will be back for sure! Best times to come are on weekdays. Weekends are very busy.

We love the Chattanooga Zoo. I think it is incredible that a city this size has a zoo. The staff…read moreare very nice, helpful and a great resource for questions about the animals. The zoo is designed based on country and animals found In that geographical region. Many of the stations have QR codes you can scan to learn more about the animals in question. The animals all appear to have clean areas with fresh water. You will often see employees cleaning the areas. Today, we participated in the feeding of George, a resident giraffe. It was such an incredible experience. They do charge a fee for feeding the animals, but it is minimal and just another way to help support this incredible zoo. I would recommend going early, around 9:30, to beat the heat and crowds. Some of the concession stands may not be open that early, but who needs ice cream at 9AM? If you go later, they have misting stations located throughout the zoo to help you stay cool. They also have a petting zoo with a small train. I haven't participate in this yet, but it is available. There is also a carousel you can ride. As for parking, they have alot of spots and the lots are relatively close. Overall, I think this is a great activity to do if you are traveling through Chattanooga or even if you are a local. If you live here, I would recommend getting a membership so you can go as often as you want.

Okay I almost gave this an average but I do come from San Diego so it was pretty simple day. It's…read more June on a Monday and it's not too hot today so some of the critters were actually out and about. It cost me $17.95 to get in by myself with a 1-year-old. Once we were inside it was $4 to feed a giraffe, $3 to ride the carousel, $5 to ride the train, $12 for a kids meal lunch so things add up pretty fast! But if you are a large family I would definitely pack a lunch there's plenty of picnic spots. It's a lovely place to walk around for a couple hours on a not so humid day. It's all part of Warner Park so it was quite enjoyable.