Whether mom is looking to unwind at a spa, dad wants to freshen up his golf swing, or the kids are anxious for thrilling adventures, Gaylord Opryland offers a variety of activities and experiences the entire family will enjoy during the spring season.

Here is a run-down of offerings families can partake in this spring:

• SoundWaves, the resort’s upscale water attraction, which fuses water with music, has an 84-degree, 110,000 square-foot inside area which is open year-round. Families can venture though multiple water slides, float down a lazy and rapid river, take a mega raft ride, and learn how to surf on Nashville’s only FlowRider®. The water attraction features an adult only pool and bar as well as multi-level play structure areas for younger children. If you need a break from the water filled excitement, guests can enjoy a delicious meal at the water attraction’s restaurant, Decibels, or visit The Bass-ment, an arcade complete with VR games and a rock-climbing wall.
• An unforgettable dining and musical experience await families on the iconic General Jackson Showboat. Hop aboard for a midday lunch or evening dinner cruise. While traveling down the Cumberland River, guests enjoy will delectable meal prepared by Gaylord Opryland Resort’s award-winning chefs followed by a live musical performance featuring a dazzling set, a live band, incredible singers, and dynamic music arrangements.
• Relâche Spa, the resort’s upscale and full-service spa, offers a variety of treatments to meet everyone’s relaxation needs. During the months of March through May, the spa will be offering pedicures, manicures, massages, body scrubs and facials all incorporating a fresh lemongrass exfoliant and oil.
• Gaylord Springs Golf Links is located only 5 minutes from the resort and is recognized as one of the best courses to play in Tennessee by Golf Digest and Links Magazine. The sprawling Scottish-style Links course is carved from the banks of the meandering Cumberland River. With a par-72 layout, the course offers 18 holes bordered by limestone bluffs and wetlands.