A cool park that has tennis courts next to it. Parham Bridges Walking Trail was an enjoyable place…read moreto walk and when I was doing it, which was at dusk, it was extremely pleasant.

I liked the distance of this walking area. My only complaint is I didn't know the area very well…read moreand parts did seem sketchy. You also have to watch out for the numerous very much tame squirrels. People have been feeding them and they expect food from anyone on the trail. Distance is around 1 mile for the loop. I would do it again but only in the daylight.

Freedom Ridge Park located close to the municipal complex. There is a soccer field, the children's…read moreplay area, and an overall great vibe. The park is well maintained and is aesthetically pleasing. I was there in the middle of the day on a Tuesday afternoon and I pretty much had the park to myself. There was a grandfather with his grandchild playing and the children's area, but for the most part it was me and nature. I would definitely recommend a visit to this park.

In the heart of downtown Jackson! This park is great. A good place to take an afternoon walk. A…read moregood place for entertainment because they have a nice size stage. And a good place for a picnic or any kind of lunch. If you work downtown and you're tired of being in the office, this park is centrally locates that you could go and take a quick walk for fresh air. They often have activities and you might run across a couple of food trucks! Great park!

This is a great little spot downtown to read a book, eat lunch, or just chill out. The park is…read moresmall, but located centrally downtown-- walking distance from lots of great eats like La Finestra, Basil's and Kiefer's. In the park, you'll find lots of grassy patches and trees providing plenty of shade. There are plenty of benches as well as little tables you can sit at with a friend. There's a big gazebo you could post up in with a big group of friends or coworkers. There's a large stage, and from time to time festivals and shows are hosted in Smith Park. There are water fountains in the park. At night, the park can get a bit sketchy but most of Downtown is empty at night anyway which is a bummer. During the day, this really is a lovely place to meet up with friends and share a picnic or just sit and enjoy the sunshine. I only wish there was bike parking inside the park!

On a road trip from Texas to Florida this dog park was our halfway point, giving our pup a chance…read moreto run around off-leash and get some energy out. We were delighted to find this well-kept park not far from the highway. There are two expansive, fenced areas for small dogs and large dogs. Each area has benches and even a picnic table for humans. For the canines, there are trees and plenty of shade. A huge bonus for us was that both times we visited, the park was completely empty! Not another dog in sight. I know some people go to dog parks for socialization, but our dog prefers to play by herself, so this was a big win for us. It's surprising it is not used more given how clean and beautiful it is. Also, the park wasn't littered with old balls and toys like our dog parks at home are, which was refreshing. It really felt like we were just in a big, fenced, grassy area! I don't recall seeing a water fountain or water bowl for the dogs, which is the only reason I'm not giving this park five stars. This part is adjacent to an RV park and there was a connection for water across the street, but we didn't try to use it to give our doggo any drinking water. On hot days, hydration is must for dogs! Make sure to BYO water and bowl. Overall two thumbs up, highly recommend, and if we pass through with our dog again we'll be sure to stop by.

Needed a mid way dog stop - this was perfect! We stopped for about an hour and we're the only…read morepeople in both dog parks the entire time. The large dog park has some hidden areas of water so beware if you don't want a wet dog! Also another thing to note: the water is located on the other side of the road from the dog park and there are no dog bowls so bring your own! Felt super safe with a Sheriffs office down the road. Would definitely stop here again!

I like to visit places early in the morning and the view was amazing. My dog had the park to…read moreherself. It was a very nice experience. Definitely recommended.

Love the trail! I walk my dog there a few times a week since getting him. The dog park at the end…read moreof of our walk on the trail, but they never have any doggy waste bags in the actual park. Luckily I always keep some on me. Other than that, love it there!

We had an early Sunday Pontoon rental and had a great half-day fishing along the banks on the…read moreReservoir. Owner was replacing the battery when we arrived about 7:15. He was friendly and gave us a few ideas where to fish and told us no rush to get back at noon if we wanted to stay out a little longer. We got back about 1230 and friendly dock hands came running out to help us arrive. Boat was pretty clean and ran well - we really can't think of any issues. There were four of us and we all caught fish - bass, bluegill and catfish. The adjacent bar and restaurant next door (Pelican Cove Grill) had live music and was busy and inviting but we had plans so didn't stay. There will be a "next time" for sure!

If you're handicapped, don't park at the Main Harbor Store unless you're literally on crutches…read more Dale Shepherd will harass you and get security. He literally did that to my girlfriend and I today at about 3:15 outside Pelican Cove Grill.  We parked in a handicap spot, with our handicap tag displayed properly. As we walked in he asked her, "are you going to stay long because that's a handicap spot." I told him to mind his own business, and he lost it. He said that it was "HIS" business (repeating this several times for emphasis despite Pelican not actually being his business). I told him she had Rheumatoid Arthritis and he told me he was getting security. I was too appalled to stay and eat so we left. So big shout out to Dale Shepherd for harassing people who don't look handicapped enough to his liking. Next time we'll bring crutches (provided that's ok with Dale).

I have never done an escape room before but I was super excited to try one with some co-residents…read more Let's just say, this will definitely not be my last time. I didn't book the times but my friend said it was very easy. We were immediately greeted when we walked in. They had a little mini fridge with beverages (alcoholic and non) which was a nice touch. We chose Trapped in the 80s and dressed accordingly. Let me tell you that it was definitely challenging but we were able to escape with minutes to spare! Our Game Master was AWESOME and really tried to give us the time and space to figure out the clues but she helped us when we were utterly confused at one point. I loved it! Definitely recommend!

Went as part of an end of the year celebration for our Crown Club girls. We were split into two…read moredifferent groups and had to play in two different rooms. The staff there is very nice and accommodating and do their best to make sure everyone has a memorable experience Both of our groups finished our respective rooms! I encourage everyone to try them out!

Okay I didn't know what I was getting into.. I'm on a vision…read morequest... let's just say had I known where I was going Sidekick would not have let me gone but I got one of the most beautiful pictures that I've taken this trip with the energy of me & my friend Cindy who passed away.. So seriously could it be a bad day?? PS if you're into freaky deaky ghost stuff you're going to find it here... Walk-in beauty and remember folks it cost you nothing to be kind.. As I sat at the gate adding this to Yelp a couple past me and then backed up to make sure I was okay... In return they each got a bag of jerky and she got a flower...