Hidden gem! Very cool place! I took my friend here while she was visiting, and I'm so glad we came…read more The place is full of character, with really cool murals and unique sculptures that make it fun to explore. The staff inside were incredibly friendly and even helped us take a series of awesome photos with the themed displays. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

I thought I did a review for the Riverside Drive welcome Center but here goes it's such a beautiful…read moreday outside --it's the official start of spring!! Yay!! the welcome center should be a visit to add to your map as stop and go inside and grab some informational booklets brochures-- do enjoy the view the sights and the nice wall take time to everything Memphis has to offer

The Visitors center is where we need to start (if u hv no idea where and what to go or do)…read moreThe staff person will answer all of ur curiosity (they r nice and full of knowledge about it)

The street itself has been compared to Bourbon Street for its party atmosphere. There is not much…read moreto do during the day here and the lack of crowds shows. At night it is good place to bar hop since they are all closely located and there are no cars to run you down. Unfortunately, if you walk beyond the 2-blocks of the tourist area, you might run into some riff raff.

Super helpful people at this location. Only reason I am not going five stars, is that it's not…read moreright on the highway, like most highway visitors centers. That being said, it was clean and cool, and there was even a photo opportunity with someone famous from TN. Lot of brochures, a few vending machines, and even a gift shop (if you need a last minute souvenir). Bottom line: Definitely worth checking out if you are visiting the area.

Helpful information. Great discount available for a package (Graceland, Sun Records,Stax…read moreMusuem,Gibson Guitar, Memphis Rock and Soul) called the Memphis Experience, now we have all the tickets without any timing restrictions. Gloria greeted us warmly and gave many great suggestions. The gift shop was nice, bathrooms very clean. Plenty of parking just a nice stop to break up the travel front Nashville. Situated about 1/2 mile off the interstate Glad we stopped in. Thanks again, Gloria!

This was our first time here and to be honest it seems like it could be a really nice state park…read morebut it is not taken care of. The grounds are kept up to a certain point and then not, and there is poison ivy everywhere, and the camp host... what camp host. There is someone there with a tarp over their rv, water dripping out the backside of it, and when you do see them they do not acknowledge you at all. Why are they even there? It was just a disappointment really. And you know it was if I didn't take pics of our stay. What a shame really to see it being let go. The rangers can only do so much and they were very friendly and helpful.

What a little gem of a park! The staff was GREAT, campsite roomy and almost level, and the…read morebathhouse was super clean. It was really quiet as well. We only stopped for the night on our journey but I regret not having a full day there to explore. It looks like there's good trails and a nearby Native American site as well. To address other reviews about how bad the area is: yes, it's industrial and yes you drive through an impoverished area, but if you're more upset about how that offends your sensibilities and not upset about the fact that industrial areas are polluting vulnerable neighborhoods and a park that has significant black history then I would sit with that for a while. We also had no issues with any waste water treatment or factory smells - I would imagine that all depends on weather and wind.

We were on the blues tour headed down highway 61 from Memphis into and through the Mississippi…read moredelta. This center is right on highway 61 on the outskirts of tunica (north end). The center has a great little museum dedicated to the origins of the Blues. It was a great stop to get some blues education as we continued our journey into the Deep South. At the end of the of museum you can even create your own blues song. If you are in the area and especially as a fan of the blues I highly recommend this stop.

From the owner: Begin your blues journey at the Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau located on Highway 61, which…read morealso is the Gateway to the Blues museum. See the story of the blues come to life in all its glory. You will experience interactive exhibits, artwork and more - including a recording studio where you'll learn the basics of blues music with a chance to record your very own blues song. Tunica tantilizes and satisfies with world-class gaming and sports books, amazing dining, entertainment, hotels, shopping, golf and pure Southern hospitality. You can do it all in Tunica. Find out more about Tunica by contacting the Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Gateway to the blues museum at 13625 Highway 61 North, Tunica Resorts, MS 38664 today.

Signed up for a free crochet class. Yarn and printed instructions were included. But there was…read morehands on learning, the instructor was very knowledgeable and kind. She offered her assistance during the week and mentioned other upcoming events hosted by the library. For class you basically just need to bring your own crochet needles/tools and the yard and printed instructions were supplied. I ordered my crochet tools from amazon for reference. I definitely recommend any of the public libraries. They have various programs from cooking, sewing, crochet and even tech class. But this was just the beginning of my crocheting. I plan to attend more events.

Nice park with lots of stuff to do. There's a dog park, kids parks, kayaking, paddle boarding,…read morehorseback riding, bike riding, bison seeing, many walking, hiking and biking paths and so much more. Make sure you wear tick protection because there is 100% of ticks at the park that will want to come home with you. Overall a pretty safe place, but still keep an eye on your surroundings.

My family and I drove two hours to visit this place. It was very disappointing. Everyone was so…read moreunwelcoming and grouchy. We spent $300 to horesback ride with grinches and I'm never going back. Oh and by the way my horse was not trained at all. I'm so glad I had a little experience.

Beautiful place; definitely a hidden gym. The park rangers need to keep up with the park better.read more

The cabins are a nice way to take a break from the city without breaking the bank. The employees…read moreat the Park are friendly and accommodating.