the locals recommend this place & they were right.Beautifull scenery, torquoise blue waters, the best view is at the top of the hills, you can enter its park for a small fee.

the locals recommend this place & they were right.Beautifull scenery, torquoise blue waters, the best view is at the top of the hills, you can enter its park for a small fee.
After a long day of travel, this was a nice respite. With plenty of areas to picnic and explore, this location is a beautiful way to spend some time.
Visited Turner Falls on April 6th , 2013. The falls were full due the rains we have the week before , no crowds, really low fee of $4 per person which is still winter rates, The waterpark is closed and so you can relax , enjoy the beauty of just the falls . Enjoyed the visit and the cool temps...
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We really enjoyed staying here at the Arbuckle Family Lodges. The owner Jim, is VERY sweet and accommodating. The grounds were quiet at night and peaceful and right smack dab in the middle of Sulphur, Davis and the Falls. A perfect location for a low key country get away : )
We popped into Turner Falls when staying at Lake Murray State Park. Like a lot of the USA this area is in drought so not a lot of water around, including the local waterfalls and lakes. Based on this we thought the $4 per person ( plus tax) entry fee was a little steep.
Might be worthwhile after some rain...
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Location:
Off I-35 North Bound Exit 47 South Bound Exit 51
Turner Falls Park Is in the Arbuckle Mountain range.
Open: Year around
Main Attractions: The waterfall/the ruins of Dr. Collings'
Old Rock Castle/A small swimming & wading place at
the fall/ a very large swimming hole near the entrance
with sandy beaches/and several caves to explore.
The entire area...
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We just got back last weekend. It was cold and dreary outside. We went by the park and it was almost free of people. The water was clear and it was very peaceful and beautiful. No trash anywhere. It only cost $8.75 for my wife and I along with our infant daughter. It's no Colorado of course but find a...
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Had been to Turner Falls back in the 80's and was impressed with it then. I have never forgotten about it and found myself in the area again. My husband had never been so we got off the interstate and explored a little bit. There have been some changes made since my last visit, but they are improvements. We both...
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I love Tuner Falls in Day time, didnt' feel safe at night going there. I love the swimming area. I would go back if i had the chance.
This park is a hidden gem. We came across it by accident looking for a spot to lunch in our RV. If you don't mind a fair bit of walking, there are numerous treasures to be found. From creeks, caves, waterfalls and majestic views overlooking some incredible scenery and crystal clear waters, castles and wildlife, it is truly amazing how...
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