Clinton Visitor Center — Attraction in Clinton

What a nice Welcome Center, the two ladies who ran the center were super friendly and went out of their way to help and answer any questions of the history of the area. The center itself is very welcoming and was a pleasant stop for us as we traveled the Natchez Trace Parkway. They had a nice garden and the surprise find for us was the bronze statue of the 'Fallen Comrade', what a moving tribute to all soldiers, the story behind it is pretty impressive, making one think of the ultimate sacrifices they made for all of us. All we can say is wonderful...

Staff was very helpful and had the exact information and maps we needed. There is a small museum inside, some native jewelry and many souvenir items for sale + short lovely walking trails, with bird houses, wildlife running around everywhere and butterfly garden. There is also a free community take a book leave a book library in front. The bathrooms are outside of the visitor center main doors for...

My grandma was one of the women who made the quilt on the wall. I grew up here and have moved out west. This is a nostalgic and historic stop. Every time I go the employees have wonderful knowledge and stories to share. My kids are entertianed. If you are visiting you need to eat at Cock of the Walk north of the visitors center. If you go a little south, the corner Exxon has the best...