Looking for a quiet place to read. If I could of recorded the staff talking about there weekend I…read morewould of.... No place is quiet here, library's have become indoor recreation parks. If your planning on firing someone close your door to talk about it.

Great library for a small city. They keep up with current titles and have some older ones I missed…read more Thanks!

Ozone Falls is the 3rd tallest waterfall in Tennessee conveniently located off Interstate - 40, 15…read moremiles southeast from a town called Crossville, TN. This is a very popular landmark waterfall, so arrive early to beat the crowds. Hours are sunrise to sunset. The parking lot is tiny, maybe accommodating 6 - 7 cars so if it's full, I believe there is an overflow lot sitting across the street. From the trailhead sign, make sure to hang towards the right and it's a quick 1/3rd of a mile descent down to Ozone Falls. And within minutes, you're confronting a 110-foot freefalling waterfall dropping straight over a sandstone cliff into a deep pool. For a late August visit, I was anticipating a fuller waterfall, but it's understandable for having drier conditions this time of year. And, I was still in awe of the vertical plunge. It's acceptable to go swimming so bring a bathing suit and water shoes. Another visitor friendly detail to the falls is getting the chance to stand underneath them. It puts into perspective how inspiring this natural wonder can be. Lastly, a fun little fact...Ozone Falls had such an impact on Disney Studios that they filmed a scene from here in the 1994 film, The Jungle Book. Overall, taking a trip to Ozone Falls can reward visitors looking to connect in nature without having to work hard. It's a setting for creating beautiful memories.

Highly recommend checking out Ozone Falls if in the area. There are a number of great waterfalls to…read morecheck out within this area and I am glad I took the time to explore this natural area for a bit. If the internet is correct a few scenes of the 1994 Jungle Book movie were filmed here and a couple of other local TN falls. At this location you can easily look from the top, take a rocky trail down to the base of the falls, walk behind the falls and also get out in front or side to see this beautiful site from nearly every angle and aspect. Don't pass this one up!

This historical marker is located in the westbound I-40 rest area near Crossville. It is not far…read morefrom the restrooms and vending machines building, so there's plenty of parking so that you can appreciate the history as you stretch your legs. The marker has the same texdt on both sides, reading "In 1817, John Kemmer purchased land here and built Kemmer Stand, a wayside inn, at the intersection of Burke Road. It was two-story, two-section structure that housed many travelers traversing the Cumberland Plateau. At the crest of this hill lies Walton or Great Stage Road. Built in 1800, it was the first federal road across the Plateau." It is marker number 2C-20 and it was erected by the Tennessee Historical Commission. [Review 1208 of 2024 - 523 in Tennessee - 22231 overall]

Good team. If there is a problem in your area, direct it to the proper area and it will taken care…read moreof. May take a minute for them to respond, but remember the call before yours may have been more intense than yours.

The food here is horrible. The environment is also less than ideal. The weight staff can be a…read morelittle grumpy, but are consistent with her treatment of their customer. The sleeping arrangements also less something to be desired. The beds are hard. There are no pillows and it is cold all the time. You don't seem to be to me able

Known as the golf capital of Tennessee but I really cannot comment on golfing here in Crossville…read more Go see for yourself about that. But I will say the following about this town: Okay, so I think the county courthouse here is positively peculiar and gorgeous. Made of local Crab Orchard stone it has such a unique shape and impeccable color. The surrounding bandstand and greenery is just charming. The clock tower has me looking over my shoulder for Marty in his DeLorean. What's up Doc? Let me snap my 89th picture of this facade over here. The downtown has really intuitive visitor guides. You can stop in the gazebo area and pick up a brochure or just look at the famous spots mapped out on signage above you. Did I mention this is also a retirement community? I feel like the city is used to foot traffic and all the investment in tourism shows it. If you have the time, you can visit the old depot or museums or just march down the flawless historical downtown streets. I really loved the old buildings here. There's shopping. There's some food but it's mostly outside of the historic downtown and closer to the busy roads.

We needed a large Storage Unit since we were Renovating our home. After calling around checking…read moreavailability and prices we decided on Pioneer based on both price and availability. They are very nice and helpful on the phone. The units & parking lot are clean and well lit.