I celebrated my 70th birthday with a tandem skydive here. What an experience! My instructor that…read moreday was Justice Perkins and I can't say enough good things about him. He was patient and thorough with an emphasis on safety. All the equipment was explained and what we would do in the air was planned out step by step. Our pilot, Ben Morris, expertly got us where we needed to be smoothly and safely. The total vibe here was friendly and welcoming. While stepping out of that plane at 10,000 feet was quite the moment, I felt safe with the instructor and trusted the process. We landed exactly where Justice said we would and he made it effortlessly. would definitely recommend this place and it's thoughtful people.......and I'll be going again!!!

My daughters and wife used to go here. We had to stop for a while since my wife had a baby. We…read moreplanned on going back but then we found out about the allegations. Check out the allegations before sending your kids.

If you need to learn self defence or want a place to workout come here it is a great place and has…read moregood equipment have gone here for 2 years now and it is the best!!!

We rented a pontoon & then enjoyed a great Philly sandwich and fries at the end of our fun lake…read moreday. The marina is convenient and the people working there are very helpful and polite!

Best burgers this side of the Mississippi!! Great food, and service!! Highly recommended!read more

If you want to wait on every single hole then this is the golf course for you. They allow groups of…read morefive or more at Peak tee times so it makes for a five to six hour rounds because you have to wait at every hole. And most the summer if you want to play the course on a Saturday or Sunday good luck. Hopefully they aren't having a tournament and the course is closed for the weekend tournament.

Really great service staff at the restaurant! Food was good. Prices are reasonable. A great…read morelittle find off the beaten path in Bolivar. Although I'm not a golfer... the course was beautiful and well maintain... with plenty of staff around to help. It's our go to when we are in Bolivar.

I had such a lovely time hiking here! Beautiful nature and great trails! Just know that summertime…read morebrings a plethora of ticks. Prepare dutifully, friends.

We reserved a 50 amp electric only camp site (the ones with water hookups were already reserved)…read morefor two nights at the Pittsburg campground. We initially ended up at the Hermitage campground (after dark pulling a 38' fifth wheel) and couldn't find out spot. There was a park ranger that was driving around and lead us to the Pittsburg site and we were thankful for his assistance. Filling the fifth wheel with water was easy as the water supply was located in a large area near the entry. Check in was a breeze as it was done with your mobile. I do wish the campsite itself was longer and had more parking. The site barely fit the fifth wheel and truck on the paved area and there's no parking in the grass, so we had to park our second vehicle near the entrance with available parking. Backing in a fifth wheel in a pitch-black campsite is always fun, but thankfully it only took 1 try. The site had a covered picnic table and lots of shade which was nice. Out site was a bit far from the bathhouse so it was a trek to shower/use facilities. We used the camper most of the time, but without water hookup, tried to use the water in the tank more sparingly for dishes and cooking. There was a nice little playground area with equipment for the kiddos. The beach was nice sized and some had trees so you didn't burn up in the sun. If you hit the beach, bring water shoes because it's very rocky and they are sharp. For $25 a night, I was satisfied with the campground and enjoyed the time with my family.

We really enjoyed our stay at Stockton RV Park. They were awesome there. Very quite. I hope that in…read morethe future if we ever need to be back in town for sure that is the first place we will go.

A town center park that has a little bit of everything. When we arrived, there was music playing…read moreon the speakers in the park- it was a bit loud inside the park- and more faint from the street. I don't know who picks the music for the park or what it's broadcasting from, but it went from rock to soft r&b. We came to see if the springs that the town is named after are still flowing in the park- and they are! Before finding the spring site, we noticed the large bandstand, which apparently hosts a live community band that plays every Sunday evening in the summers, though I've heard attendance is dwindling. There's a decorative koi pond with quite a few fish inside- so it appears well-loved and maintained. The natural mineral springs are at the base of the park and there are two separate springs. The one on the left has more sulfur and would be better for using on skin, the one on the right seems to have more calcium, which tastes a little better than the sulfur Spring. It would be nice if the city posted the full mineral content of each spring to highlight the differences. Overall- a well-maintained Park with several other monuments of historical significance preserved in this small town.

Clean, childrens playground, rocks to climb, covered building for lunch. Very nice for an afternoon…read moreget away