The beach is spotless, with no trash anywhere. You'll see a few hair ties and bottle caps, but…read morenothing major. The sand is coarse because of scattered pebbles and bits of wood, so bring floppers for comfort. The water is clean and safe. Two large buildings are available for changing and showering. Picnic tables sit under the trees, and grills are open for cooking. The park has multiple trails, a children's playground, and it's dog‑friendly for walking. Entrance fees: $10 per vehicle, $5 for seniors.

Sandling is a man made beach within Falls Lake State Park. They charged $10 for the holiday…read moreweekend entrance fee. Sandling is accessible to the fire pits for barbecuing and is very small. Perfect for families and small children. You can access the beach on Creedmoor Rd. This was the perfect place for a convenient beach day 4th of July weekend. It saved me the 4 hour trip to Bear Island. I arrived early around 10:30 a.m. and there were no crowds. We camped out near the showers and bathrooms. This park is perfectly lined with trees in abundance. Perfect for barbecuing. We enjoyed our morning picnic and the water was very relaxing. I appreciate how clean the sand area was and the garbage was well organized as well. I brought my mother who is 72 and I had concerns about the proximity of the restrooms and showers and overall access. I was relieved to discover how convenient the beach access was for those with mobility impairment and disabilities. There are no pets allowed and no alcohol permitted. I watched the park rangers escort someone with a pit bull to the parking lot to return home and a woman was asked to dump out several beer cans. You have been warned. They run a tight ship here. I plan to return throughout the remainder of the summer months.

Amazing facility with the friendliest staff! Included dry sauna, steam room, pool, and top of the…read moreline equipment. Better than any other gym offered on or off post.

Me and my wife started going here a few months ago and the service here is amazing. So many…read moreamenities, classes, and support from all the workers/trainers. They helped us make a work out plan so when we move we still have a structured workout plan to build up on. 10/10 wonderful gym experience.

This is the absolute worse pool for anyone that has any strength issues. I know a lot of…read moregrandparents take their grandkids swimming in the summer. This pool doesn't have regular ladders to get out of water. The steps are built into the wall, too far apart, very hard to maneuver, my shins got totally bruised after trying to climb my way out. Someone told me that on Tuesdays they bring out a regular ladder ‍, only Tuesdays! Very strange!

I visited this pool 7 years ago and when back in the area visited again. My 5 star review still…read moreholds! The kiddie pool was large and had some fun water features. There are plenty of chairs. The only thing I would wish for is a little more shade but it made me get in the Water more to cool off. The staff was friendly.

Nice place to take the Grand kiddos for a walk...run down the trails. Throw rocks (pinecones) in…read morethe pond, look for tad poles. Have a pic nic. Great for a few hours of killing boredom with littles.

Not the most exciting trail, but worth doing if you have some down time and want to see some…read moreRockefeller History. The Carver Creek State Park is broken into two different sections: Long Valley Farm Access (with the historic Rockefeller Retreat House) and the Sandhill Access (just flat trails for hikers/horses). They are about 20 minutes apart. Between the two, I'd go to the Long Valley Farm Access since the history component whereas the other is just trails. Overall, there is really not much else here and you can complete it within an hour an a half or so. The loop is 2 miles long, but if you go straight back then it's about 1.5 miles total.