Very clean well organized visitors center. Staffed by very friendly and knowledgeable people. A…read moreroom full of brochures organized by each area of East Tennessee. I live in this part of Tennessee and was able to find some information on places I had not been to or heard of.

Rest area just inside of Kentucky - nicely done landscaping and clean restrooms are the main draw…read morehere. It was nice to get out of the car and walk around a bit.

Very friendly and informative. Especially food and nightlife suggestions. A movie or kiosks about…read morehistory of city would have enhanced

As a nomad, my family has lived in and visited countless cities and we always check out the…read morevisitors centers to get the lay of the land. The Knoxville Visitors Center is head and shoulders above any other I've been to regarding the service and the offerings. What other center has a working radio station, complete with live music performances (Blue Plate Special)? There are countless maps, bus, trolley, and event schedules, biz flyers, and a fairly comprehensive gift shop. I love that the gift shop is full of local vendor merchandise. This spot is a true celebration of our city. Make sure to check out the outdoor wall mural near the rear parking lot.

Clean bathrooms, well stocked gift shop. But the real gem was Logan, who took the time to share the…read moreclosest place to eat, the shortest trail to make you say WOW, and taught us how to pronounce a few local names. (Its pronounced O-nyda not O-needa) Support our National Parks!

I always love going to visitor centers and talking with the park rangers. I like to get a park map,…read moretips and just overall learn about the park. There is a small display of wildlife and a gift shop. The rangers were very friendly and knowledgeable.

Good place to stop before heading into the park for maps, information and restrooms. It does get…read morecrowded with heavy traffic on the weekend

It was clean their and all of the workers were very nice and helpful. We got a couple books and…read moresuch like that from when the new worker loudly announced the closing time. It wasn't a bother for me but the other workers apologized anyway. It's a good place to go before or after a hike.

This place is great to hike. Friendly staff at the visitor center. Plenty of parking space. We had…read morea great time here.

I recently stopped here to visit the Cumberland Gap and the Scenic Overlook while on my journey to…read moreJohnson City tennessee. We first stopped at the visitor center and we were thankful that there wasn't a lot of people inside. Staff here is very quiet and they weren't too interested in giving us a excited speech walking us to the area like most places probably would. Wasn't a big deal but this place has a nice gift shop and plenty of cool history and facts to check out. We then checked out the scenic Overlook which I have a separate review for. Then followed by going to the bridge that you drive through. Overall, I thought this place was a great little detour to check out and to rest my legs. Plenty of great things to see

Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area is a wonderful location for getting away for the…read moreweekend, or linger. They have individual campsites and group campsites with a pavilion and restrooms with showers, and a group campfire area. It is a beautiful area and perfect for people traveling with horses that line to camp and ride. Follow me on Yelp for more things to see and do in East Tennessee.

If you like the Red River George?this it's Big Big brother…read more We spent 3 days hiking & enjoyed ever bit of it. Place is well known for white water rafting. Only drawback was, We here early April & lots of stores were open for season yet.

The World's Fair Park in downtown Knoxville is a historic and active public space built for the…read more1982 World's Fair. It is home to iconic landmarks like the Sunsphere, a 266-foot gold-domed observation tower, and the Tennessee Amphitheater. Today, the park serves as a hub for major festivals, community gatherings, and recreation. Very welcoming space, lots to enjoy, always busy! The sphere is a focal point, when you go through Knoxville on I-40.

The historic World's Fair Park in Knoxville is lovely in the Spring. Dogwoods and other flowering…read moretrees were in bloom during my visit. The Park was at the center of the 1982 World's Fair. Today, the park is a beautiful green space for residents and visitors. The Sunsphere and the Amphitheater are the only remaining structures from the World's Fair in the park. The Sunsphere is opened to visitors. The Amphitheater was shuttered for the winter and in need of a facelift. Several interesting architectural features (posts and statue) are located throughout the park. A colorful bridge passes over the park and waterway. The Park is filled with accessible walkways, a water feature/fountain. A rail trail passes through the park for walkers and runners. We found free parking at the south side of the park. I did not see restroom facilities. Dogs on leases are allowed everywhere except in the fountain area.

Right next to the interstate and with a large parking lot, this visitor's center has tons of info…read moreabout local attractions and lodging arrangements. There is a large parking lot with room for pull-through sized vehicles if it's not too busy. Inside, restrooms that are clean. I did not check for wifi. This is not a Commonwealth of Kentucky https://www.yelp.com/biz/kentucky-transportation-cabinet-frankfort?hrid=4sOw6iQy3Cz6w7k3V3wv-g rest area but instead is operated by the local city and county to help draw tourists. There is a Tesla Supercharger station adjacent. [Review 17209 overall - 151 in Kentucky - 726 of 2022.]

I came to River Sports looking for a coat for the winter, and while I found one, the service I was…read moregiven was incredibly bad. An employee, not sure of his name, kept trying to recommend me more and more items and then made a joke about me taking too long to decide on a coat. I should've just walked out the, but I ended up buying a pretty nice coat, which was not cheap whatsoever. I was happy with the quality. It looked perfect on the outside, but once I got back home I realized that there were multiple zippers in one of the pockets (which a production error, they're only meant to have 1 zipper) and they chafe against my hands whenever I try to put my hands in my pockets. What kind of business do you have to be to sell a defective coat at full price?

The bike mechanic is never in at the right time, and less then a month after getting a new tube its…read morecompletely deflated and losing air without the tire even getting punctured

Very clean, picnic area with dog area! Lots of pop & candy…read moreto choose from! Lots of trees!

The Kentucky Welcome Center on of I75 northbound was a welcome sight for my pup who needed a break…read more The parking lot is not complicated, but there is not much space between the lot and the highway, so you have to watch kids and pets carefully. We parked on a graveled space because the asphalt lot was full mid morning. The Center is a traditional brick building. Flowering trees were in bloom. A gold horse statue stood north of the entrance. Picnic tables were available for snacking. Inside, two clerks were busy stocking free maps and travel booklets for guests. A video of the Kentucky Derbi was running on a monitor. Restrooms were large and clean. A bank of Coke machines were available for thirsty travelers. Additional local brochures were available in racks. All in all, there was everything that I needed from a Welcome Center except the awkward parking.