Hillbilly Golf was easily one of the most fun things we did in Gatlinburg! This definitely isn't…read moreyour typical miniature golf course--the mountainside setting and ride up to the courses make the experience memorable before you even hit your first ball. There are two different courses, and we started by playing the first one during the day. We had such a great time that instead of considering Hillbilly Golf checked off our Gatlinburg list, we decided we needed to come back and play the second course at night! I'm so glad we did. Playing during the day gave us a chance to really take in all the quirky Appalachian details and mountain setting, while returning after dark gave the experience a completely different atmosphere. It almost felt like getting two attractions in one. The courses are fun without taking themselves too seriously, and there are plenty of wonderfully unusual details along the way. It's the kind of attraction that reminds me why I enjoy traveling--sometimes the places that make you laugh and say, "We have to do that again!" become some of the best memories of the trip. If you're visiting Gatlinburg, put Hillbilly Golf on your list. And if you have the time, play both courses--one during the day and one at night!

What a cool putt-putt course!! Most mini-golf courses are basic hole after basic hole. But at…read moreHillbilly Golf, you first have to ride an... inclined rail trolley thing to the top of a very eclectic, well designed mini-golf course built into the side of a mountain. But we never felt cooped up, unsafe or too on-the-edge. These guys had fun, positive attitudes and worked hard to make sure we had a good time. If you need anything on the course, you just call them (number is posted left and right) and they'll come right to you! Thanks for a great afternoon!!

Note the address, which may not be accurately listed under this business: there's a Ripley's course…read morein Sevierville (1639 Parkway); and a Ripley's course in Gatlinburg (188 Parkway). Using 188 parkway in Sevierville May throw you off a few blocks, messing up your hole in one... My brother's family of 5 loved this place. Ages 16, 14, 10, + mom & dad, all had a ball. Golfball! Choose from 3 different 18-hole courses (pig, chicken, cow), or do all three. Each hole is entertaining and fun, lots of fun photo ops! Tip: if you're thinking of doing more than one course, pay the nominal fee ($3?) and your ticket is good at two different locations (also Davey Crockett's Mini Golf in Gatlinburg) -- your ticket is valid for a few months (ask for details!).

Love this place! There's three different courses you can play for $17.99. Only negative is that the…read moremat you sit the ball on are all worn out.

As long as I've lived, I have never been to a disc golf course that's been so perfect. The claytons…read moreis a professionally cut and maintained course right outside of Knoxville tn. that has everything you might want out of a disc golf course taken care of. Here's the list: 1) claytons is the size and quality of an actual golf course, maintained for disc golfers. 2) there are dedicated AstroTurf tee off pads at the start of each hole 3) there are detailed course maps available at the start of each pin with par, total distance, and a and b markers clearly labeled 4) there is a creative expanse of different shots to be made on a course that has plenty of open space and winds around through both forest and park like setting, the full course is huge 5) creative liberties taken on some holes--especially 18. The course was still under construction (front 9 in forest) and so I only played the back 9 in the park. Playing just half of the course still delivered a full and five star experience as this was the best course that I have ever been too. Definitely try to be back to try out the whole course!

Absolutely the best disc golf course in Knoxville; it's kept up well and is always in pristine…read morecondition, and is challenging enough for any player level with 2 different pin/teebox locations on every hole

Fantastic experience and friendly staff!! The facilities are amazing!! Glad we made a trip of a…read morelifetime!!

So the facility is clean and well maintained. 6 fields lots of off field space. And a good amount…read moreof parking.

I visited here to swim laps three mornings during my weeklong stay at a Gatlinburg rental cabin…read more The staff were friendly, the pool was well maintained, and the soundtrack (50s Gold) was delightful. I didn't get a chance to try the bowling alley, but I stopped into the weight room and fitness center one day. Both spots also looked well maintained. Highly recommend to any out of town guests. They are in the Prime network, so you might also be able to visit for free if you have a fitness center membership through your health insurance.

Best community center in the county! Spent alot of my highschool and time playing basketball ball…read morehere as well other recreational​ activities.

I always see this place advertised on TikTok and happened to drive by it on our way back into town…read morefrom Jeep Invasion, so we decided to stop.We went around the back of the building where they have a bunch of goats that you can feed. The goats were super cute and definitely made the stop worth it. The coaster was pretty fast and at a couple points it honestly felt like you might fall off, but overall it was a lot of fun and definitely a fast ride. It's a little cheaper than some of the other coasters in town, but still a little pricey at about $17 a ticket after the 12.5% tax. The store is HUGE and just kept going and going. They have all kinds of different knickknacks and random stuff to look at. They also have rocking chairs where you can sit and chill or buy one. Overall, it was a fun place to stop and check out.

Goats on the Roof was one of the most fun laid back and unique stops on our trip! We originally…read moreplanned to ride the Alpine Coaster down the street, but the wait was over an hour, so we came here instead, and we're glad we did. The mountain coaster was a lot of fun, had a short wait, and was only about $15. My favorite part, though, was feeding the goats on the roof! You buy goat food inside the gift shop for about $3 a cup, ($1 refill) pour it into a bowl, then pedal a bike that carries the food up a conveyor to the rooftop. The goats are already waiting, and it's hilarious watching them compete for the food. It's a unique experience that's fun for both kids and adults. Definitely worth the stop!

Anyone that's a Roller Skater knows how important a floor is to skating. Well this floor is one of…read morethe best I have rolled on in my life. Absolutely a great place to skate. Big snack bar and a skate shop what more can you ask for. Can't wait to come back and roll again one day. 10/10

We attended our great grandsons skate party. Everyone had a great time. Brought back such wonderful…read morememories as I used to take my son skating there back in the late 70's and during the 80's! The owners have taken the rink to a new level. The skating floor is beautiful and the wall murals are well done. I love that they have a large skate team and so proud that they have won competitions. I would highly recommend taking your children to Roll Arena Party Zone and have a fun family time. And visit the snack bar. Good selection of food items and excellent prices. Kudos to the young people working the snack bar for being friendly and polite. All in all, a great fun family oriented place.

Was in Knoxville for the week and had some free time so decided to try shoot some sporting clay…read more Drove down to Chilhowee Sporting clays and very happy I did. The guys at the clubhouse are very friendly and do take care of you. The course is well set, with a good mixture of clays. Will definitely be heading back to shoot again next time Im in town. Definitely recommend

I went here for the first time the other day and enjoyed it very much. Nice guy at the club house…read more I don't shoot clay. But I saw that they had a handgun range. It was perfect for me. I will go back often. Now if they had a rifle range I would be camped out by the entrance every morning waiting for them to open.