This was a great way for tired legs to see the waterfront area of Memphis! We hopped on and rode along looking at the interesting buildings while we rested.
It was worth a visit to see the duck parade, but I probably would not prioritize it for a future visit unless I had younger kids with me. Once you've seen it, you've seen it.
We really enjoyed this stop. It would be perfect for a picnic lunch. The kids liked walking around the water and exploring the old power plant buildings.
My kids LOVED having bread thrown at their heads! This is a Cracker Barrel style restaurant, nothing fancy or diet friendly, lots of comfort food!
We really enjoyed this stop. There were a lot of interesting things to see on the gravel track as well as indoors. It was not very wheelchair friendly though (I had a kiddo on crutches using one of their wheelchairs to get around). We spent about an hour exploring.
This is not worth the drive to find or the stop. The mall is tiny and mostly empty. The food court didn't really have a lot of options, and the fish tank was sad. (This is NOT an aquarium unless that is what you call the tank in your house. It is considerably smaller than what you see at Bass Pro Shop)
This was a fun quick stop to stretch our legs. Worth the 5 minute drive off the highway to find a fun piece of our country!
This was such a cool stop for me and my kids. We hiked around the rim (ages 5, 8, and 10) in about an hour or so. They thought it was so cool to see a real volcano!
We love stopping here for a lunch and to watch the daily cattle drive when we time it right. Its a great place to wander around and stretch legs for an hour or so before hopping back in the car. We loved the BBQ!