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Topic: Camping
Nashville Zoo to hold Second Family Camp Out
August 18, 2019 | 
Nashville, TN – Ever wonder what Nashville Zoo is like at night? Now’s your chance to find out at Zzzoofari Slumber set for August 31st- September 1st, 2019. Join the Zoo for a unique camping experience as you sleep under the stars just a short distance away from the snoozing animals.
Zzzoofari Slumber is an overnight camp session for families and escorted children (recommended for ages 4 – 12). Enjoy a variety of activities that include hayrides, carousel and zip line rides (until 7:00pm), inflatables, an animal show, crafts, evening hot dog and marshmallow roast and a full breakfast and admission to the Zoo on Sunday.
Zoofari Slumber. (Amiee Stubbs)
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Nashville Zoo hosts Zzzoofari Slumber, May 25th-26th
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Zoo will be holding Zzzoofari Slumber on May 25th-26th, 2019. Join the Zoo for a unique camping experience as you sleep under the stars just a short distance away from the snoozing animals. If you have ever wonder what the Zoo is like at night, this is your chance to find out.
Zzzoofari Slumber is an overnight camp session for families and escorted children (recommended for ages 4 – 12). Enjoy a variety of activities that include hayrides, carousel and zip line rides (until 7:00pm), inflatables, an animal show, crafts, evening hot dog and marshmallow roast and a full breakfast and admission to the Zoo on Sunday.
Family’s can Camp Out Under the Stars at Nashville Zoo’s Zzzoofari Slumber, May 25th-26th. (Amiee Stubbs)
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Nashville Zoo to hold Family Camp Out Under the Stars
Nashville Zoo
Nashville, TN – Ever wonder what Nashville Zoo is like at night? Now’s your chance to find out at Zzzoofari Slumber set for September 1st-2nd, 2018.
Join the Zoo for a unique camping experience as you sleep under the stars just a short distance away from the snoozing animals.
Zzzoofari Slumber is an overnight camp session for families and escorted children (recommended for ages 4 – 12). Enjoy a variety of activities that include hayrides, carousel and zip line rides (until 7:00pm), inflatables, an animal show, crafts, evening hot dog and marshmallow roast and a full breakfast and admission to the Zoo on Sunday.
Nashville Zoo’s Zzzoofari Slumber set for September 1st-2nd. (Amiee Stubbs)
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Kids catch interest in outdoors, environment at Cheatham Lake Annual Fishing Rodeo
Written by Trey Church
Cheatham Lake Conservation Biologist
Ashland City, TN – Kids caught fish and an interest in the outdoors and environment during the Cheatham Lake Annual Fishing Rodeo.
“The Fishing Rodeo brought about many smiles, healthy competition, education, and memories to last a lifetime,” said Amy Hill, an event participant.
Every child (up to age 15) who signed up for the event received a prize ranging from fishing rods, archery sets, sporting equipment, local gift cards, and tackle boxes. Every participant was also treated to lunch from event sponsors.
This boy and father celebrate catching a fish during the Cheatham Lake Annual Fishing Rodeo in Ashland City, Tennessee, June 16th, 2018. (Trey Church, USACE)
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Dodging the Roadkill: Mammoth Cave National Park
Central Kentucky – On a recent trip to Northern Kentucky, I decided to take a quick “ride through” of Mammoth Cave National Park. I had passed by it several times on previous trips, but had never ventured off to see it first hand. If you’re a biker, (and you probably are) you HAVE to ride this magnificent park.
Mammoth Cave National Park is located just of Interstate 65 at exit 48, (the Park City exit), that turns onto Ky-255. It turns into Park City Road that joins Mammoth Cave Parkway.
The park is a U.S National Park that encompasses portions of Mammoth Cave, which is the longest cave system in the world. The park’s 52,830 acres are located in Edmonson County Kentucky and is centered on the Green River.
Mammoth Cave National Park
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Nashville District encourages public to view Total Solar Eclipse at Corps of Engineers lakes
Written by Leon Roberts
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District
Nashville, TN – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is encouraging the public to view the total solar eclipse at Corps of Engineers lakes when the sun sweeps over Kentucky and Tennessee from approximately noon to 3:00pm Central Time August 21st, 2017.
Free viewing areas in the path of totality have been designated at Lake Barkley in Kentucky, and Cheatham Lake, Old Hickory Lake, J. Percy Priest Lake, Cordell Hull Lake, and Center Hill Lake in Tennessee.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is encouraging the public to view the total solar eclipse at Corps of Engineers lakes when the sun sweeps over Kentucky and Tennessee from approximately noon to 3:00pm Central Time August 21st, 2017. (Mark Rankin)
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Wind Therapy: Road to the Ozarks
Eminence, MO – I have landed in the Ozarks, in a little town called Eminence, Missouri. This area is known for it’s tourism bringing thousands of visitors per year to take part in river excursions, horse trial rides, and beautiful mountain road for the avid biker.
That’s why I’m here.
I’ve landed at the River’s Edge Resort that sits on the Jack’s Fork of the Current River. It’s breath-taking. My quarters are in a rustic old motel that fronts the river, wth a balcony that stares out at the beautiful trees and the flowing waters of the river.
View from River’s Edge Resort.
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Montgomery County Shooting Complex to host 2016 Tennessee Outdoors Youth Summit (TOYS)
2016 Tennessee Outdoors Youth Summit (TOYS) Set June 12th-17th
Nashville, TN – The Seventh Annual Tennessee Outdoors Youth Summit (TOYS), will be June 12th-17th, 2016 for high school students from across Tennessee. The students will be introduced to many outdoor activities at the event to be held at the Montgomery County Shooting Complex near Clarksville.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation are partnering to host this year’s event.
2016 Tennessee Outdoors Youth Summitt (TOYS)
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Tennessee State Fire Marshal Warns Campers About Carbon Monoxide Dangers
RV Owners Should Test Their Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Nashville, TN – Even when enjoying the great outdoors in Tennessee, RV owners should be wary of the dangers that can arise from carbon monoxide in and around tents and RVs.
Often called “the silent killer,” carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible, odorless gas created when fuels (such as kerosene, gasoline, wood, coal, natural gas, propane, oil, and methane) burn incompletely.
Carbon monoxide can result from a number of camping equipment, such as barbecue grills, portable generators or other fuel-powered devices.
Going camping? Be aware of Carbon Monoxide Dangers
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Fort Campbell Rough and Tough Hiking Tour’s next hike set for Saturday, May 9th
Fort Campbell, KY – Fort Campbell Outdoor Recreation’s Rough and Tough Hiking Tour’s last hike of the Spring Session will be a 10 mile hike at Prentice Cooper State Forest Mullen’s Cove Loop on Saturday, May 9th.
This recreational area has over 24,000 acres of hiking, camping, and mountain biking possibilities. This 10 mile loop offers one of the most stunning views of the Tennessee River Gorge along the way. Bring plenty of water and snacks.
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