We are so incredibly happy here. Whitney and the horses are amazing. My daughter is learning so…read moremuch and it has been a life changing experience from her.

Sunset kayak tour is where it's at! Beautiful views…read more.. cooler temps... and an awesome tour guide. Highly recommend for anyone looking to see the city from a different perspective.

Such a fun way to see the city! We did the kayaking on the Cumberland tour and they made it so…read moreeasy. You get great views and they even send you pictures of yourself. I would highly recommend them or do another of their tours.

Trust me. I never believed that in this lifetime, I would be writing a review on a business that…read moreprovides an "outdoorsy" canoe experience. However, I had a really fun and fabulous time last weekend on the Harpeth River with a group of friends. This city girl can get down with nature...for just a few hours at least. I sincerely appreciated the options that vary from just 1 hour on the river on upwards to 12 hours for the advanced river rat. We opted for the 3.5 hour adventure and it was the perfect amount of water, beer, and paddling for this broad. I don't think that I'll ever be interested in the option of "on-site primitive camping or camping along the river bank." Call me a wimp, but a Heavenly Bed at the Westin sounds more my speed! Pricing is based per canoe and kayak and when we mentioned an "Internet Special" we enjoyed $10 off the price of a rental. For an afternoon of fun for 2 cost us around $45 which included the rental of the canoe, paddles, life preserves, and seat cushions. The staff was friendly and dropped us off at the docking point and helped us get into our canoes. The river was a fun and relaxing way to enjoy the weather and when I was feeling especially sporty, I put my jiggly arms to work by paddling like a mad-woman. I would imagine that this is the secret workout for Jennifer Anniston + Michelle Obama...how else would they get such sculpted biceps.? Just sayin. The rules of the river prohibit booze but I can assure you that our group were not the only ones that smuggled a case of PBR in our coolers + vodka in water bottles. The staff doesn't check coolers + backpacks so you can certainly bring your booze along with sandwiches, fruit, and Sun Chips of course! You can take the city out of the girl but NOT the vodka. TIP: Pets are also welcome. Chico + Bellini are totally going to be 2nd mates on the next outing!

Had a great time! My boyfriend and I arrived about a 1/2hr before the time we reserved so we got in…read moreline before most others arrived, we got through pretty quickly considering the process every customer has to take! The employees were nothing but kind and helpful. Can't wait to go again! We did the 2hr route and we will probably opt for longer route next time!

One of our favorite places to walk, take family photos, and breathe in the fresh smells of blooming…read moreflowers. Fall is my favorite time. They have an amazing farm where they grow crops to feed the less fortunate. Cul2vate is an incredible organization you should also check out. The farmers market comes often and it has all the amazing local vendors.

This museum is pretty cool. I came on a second grade field trip, and have burning memories of us…read morekids lining up to milk a cow, and my chickening out. So upon walking in, I immediately told the woman behind the counter, "I was here in 1997, and I passed up the opportunity to milk a cow. Can you help me?" And she just laughed and told me there had been a lot of changes. The cow milking and butter churning hands on activities of the past are gone, but in its place is a gorgeous museum with amazing artifacts. It works hard to tell a linear story of the importance of agriculture in Tennessee. There's definitely a lack of identifying signage in many of the display cases, which is an oversight I'll forgive since I'd imagine most of their audience is schoolchildren that are given a formal tour. I didn't explore much of the grounds- besides a stadium used for training police horses that I definitely wasn't supposed to go in, that I peeked in after vague memories of watching some weaving display in concrete stadium seats as a kid. I will be back to view more of the grounds in warmer weather.

Great staff! Great equipment! Great day programs and classes!!!…read more Randall Christy Thomas Sunny Cam Zae

Coleman Park is basically just an open field with a small playground and a walking path. It is okay…read moreenough, but really nothing spectacular. I will give it three stars.

Mark and his partner accommodated our large group for the 4th. It was my first time using his boat…read moreand it did not disappoint! Communication was fantastic, he called and texted a few weeks prior and went over any questions I had. He checked in again the night before as well. The boat was gorgeous and roomy for our group of 11 adults and 3 babies, nice comfy seats, shaded area, and very clean! The Lilly pad was awesome to use as well. We will be booking through him again! Thanks Mark!

It's such a lovely place. The owner is super sweet. A group of friends took the pottery wheel class…read moreand had so much fun. She helped as much or as little as you wanted.

This studio is a much needed addition to our city. No more driving to Green Hills for ceramics and…read morepottery. I love that I can drop in, pick a piece for myself or for a gift, paint it, then pick it up after it's been fired. Very happy vibe, plenty of room, everything provided. Large selection. Very reasonable prices. I saw some in the wheel class and the instructors were knowledgeable and fun. If I still had kids it would be outstanding for a birthday party or gather my friends for GNO.

Canoe and kayaked this summer with these dudes. Online…read morebooking, transportation service was all easy breezy. Highly recommend this outfitter for canoeing or kayaking, very nice, new boats. Dudes that run this company are head to toe legit. Highly advise you choose them

These guys are probably closer to four stars…read more We opted for the tubes recently. Pretty straightforward as far as picking your time/date and purchasing tix on line. There are also waivers on line that must be filled out. Staff was nice and helpful. They drive you and the tubes to a spot a little down river and off you go. Tubing is always good fun, but our experience suffered a bit due to 1). The heat, and 2). The sloooow moving current. We're talkin' almost stagnant in a few spots. We did beach ourselves a few times and took a cooling swim, which was nice. Neither of the two negatives were the fault of Broken Paddles, obviously. Speaking of which, they do give you a paddle which was a must for us. We'd probably still be out on the river. We didn't go for it (we should have), but they have coolers and cooler tubes for rent for "beverages." You text or call them when you reach the "first bridge." They pick you up at their get out spot a little farther down, after the "second bridge." We ended up getting out of the tubes and wading the last 1/4 mile. They have waterproof pelican boxes you can rent or phone bags for sale. You can leave your car keys with them. Pretty sure we'd go with the kayaks next time.