Had a blast touring the museum with Luther, a great experience to learn about the first Americans…read moreand their culture and history.

This is a small museum-only a couple of rooms-with limited hours. Given that scope, it's still not…read morea bad idea to drop in and pay a small admission fee to see some interesting bits of history. The most notable finding for me was the notion that the local tribes apparently were not part of the Trail of Tears, and thus were not relocated away from here as many people in surrounding regions were taken from their homes. There was also some coverage of how the pre-Columbian societies worked, the various treaties that were signed in the area, and the scourge of smallpox. I was recommended to stop at some other sites nearby, but roamed around only briefly before hitting the road. I do think it's always worthwhile to stop and ponder the history of any place I visit, and particularly Native American history it is often not easy to learn about. So if you have the chance to do so, I'd say take it.

What a great little mini golf place located in Seneca. Hidden gem! Staff so friendly. Highly…read morerecommend! We will definitely return.

SO FUN!! all the koi fish! We went on a week day so there was barely anyone there. Waterfalls,…read morelittle anoles climbing trees, lots of fans mounted in the trees all around so there's a breeze, which was fantastic since it close to 100degrees out! It was great! The ball&club return building is so nice, with seating, and ice cream . I got blackberry cobbler and it was freaking amazing.

I love these place! It has a great atmosphere and everything is affordable…read more My only complaint is that it's closed often for party reservations, and you never know when that is. Great ice cream while you get to play some old games!

Nice to bring the kiddos and nice for a first date!! I love coming here very fun, chill place and…read morecan play games

Denver Downs is a really fun family place to celebrate in the spring and fall. Our family (2 adults…read moreplus 2 year old and 6 month old) enjoyed their Easter spring weekend. While I'd recommend it for older children (which is noted on their website), there was so much for our 2 year old to do! There is a playground for the younger children, cow train, farm animals, rope course, mega slide, and so much more. You can easily spend 2+ hours here doing every activity. We went during spring, so they also had an Easter egg hunt for the kids (10 eggs per child, which made things fair). We cannot wait to experience it again in the fall!

My husband and I took our nearly 2-year-old daughter to Denver Downs. Parking was convenient, with…read morestaff guiding us to the available spots. All the staff members were friendly and welcoming. I only deducted one star because the prices seem a bit high for what they offer. With a toddler, it doesn't take much to keep her entertained. Denver Downs features a cool slide, a jumping area, an impressive jungle gym, a couple of sand pits, mini slides, a pumpkin patch, a flower patch, BBQ food, a bar, and a funnel cake stand. Our daughter was particularly drawn to the pumpkin patch. It seemed a bit small, possibly because we visited in mid-October around 4 PM. However, she was absolutely fascinated by the pumpkins. We may consider coming back when she's older and tall enough to enjoy the bigger attractions, like the larger slide, jumping area, and the big jungle gym.

I've noticed with most movie theaters in the area, they're all due for an upgrade. But this theater…read moredoes look a bit nicer and cleaner than others near by. The popcorn was actually a lot better as well. Went to this location for a reshowing of the 2005 pride and prejudice and I was excited this theater participated in this showing.

A good experience, but not great. The workers clearly did not want to be there which took away from…read morethe experience. We did get a student discount which made our movie tickets affordable, but any goodies are indubitably overpriced. They also have state-of-the-art reclining chairs which are a must in the movie experience.

They offer reclined seating for standard tickets. Their pop corn is good but it's obviously a movie…read moretheater so the price is going to be high. They tend to not fill the bowls up all the way, though

Came here to watch Alien on a Monday night. We got a senior citizen discount for my mom in law and…read morethey also do discounts for first responders and military on Mondays as well for $5 which is nice. It is very cold inside so I would recommend bringing a hoody. They played several commercials twice in the preview which I thought was weird and sometimes the volume was really loud at different times. But the best thing are the seats because they recline and are very comfortable. Clean bathrooms, clean theater and nice staff overall.

visiting from Los Angeles I kind of knew how this stadium looked like only because I watched the…read morebaseball games on TV, but I didn't know how cool it looked it was in person. I've been to a few college baseball stadiums and Doug Kingsmore is a sight to see. They love their college baseball in this town for sure . The staff here is great, from the ushers to the food servers and security. They do have a buffet spread but that's if you purchase a "vip" ticket . There is good parking walking distance but if you go early parking gets better . I had a Great experience coming to a game , it's electric , the kind of vibe you get from a MLB game. If you're on the visitor's side or rooting for the home team, it should be fun! Go Tigers!!!

Solid D1 baseball stadium on the Clemson campus. Good views, easily accessible. Fun time!read more

Blue Chip is one of the best baseball / softball instruction training centers in the Upstate of SC…read more Seth and his staff really know their stuff and will push your child in the best way possible to get the talent out of them. They have excellent one on one lessons, summer teams and fall camps for players to participate in. I highly recommend them.