Wow, this place was great! Walking distance to downtown, but far enough away that I didn't hear the…read moredowntown noise. The house is a house. If you make reservations, you get two bedrooms and an office upstairs with a kitchen, living room, and a dining room downstairs. You also get a yard for your kids or dogs (if you make prior arrangements), and a screened porch with the most comfortable chairs ever. You get it all... I thought I was staying at a B&B...but I was renting a house for two days! I really can't say enough good things about AOS--it's clean, it's old, and someone spent lots of time, money and sweat renovating or maintaining it (not sure which one).

From the owner: Hidden in the Sandhills lies a peaceful getaway, the AOS Vacation Cottage. This beautiful cottage…read morerests on a secluded, tree-shaded lot. Built in the 1900's this charming two bedroom, one and a half bath is within walking distance to local shopping and dining. It is spacious enough for a family of six and cozy enough to accommodate a romantic getaway for two. However, there is no stove/oven available. Provided are the following appliances: microwave/convection oven, crock pot, dual burner hotplate and electric griddle.

The hospitality of the proprietors of Spears BnB can't be overstated. While staying on a business…read moretrip. I received an email inviting me to a home cooked meal instead of eating out on the town. A welcome change from a normal week spent on the road. The owners were actually present to watch the Clemson vs Auburn game and brought over the meal for the guests to indulge. It was wonderful and brought the guests together in a communal fashion which would never be experienced in a hotel atmosphere. It was during the week days so everyone there was on business and thankful for the meal because it was a balmy 30-something degrees outside. The rooms are simple yet beautiful. Each room (I've only stayed in two of them) has cable TV, a small desk, bed, end table, sitting chair, private bath, and a closet. The kitchen is stocked to the gills and accessible anytime. The common areas are kept neat and tidy and there's a countertop Keurig for all of your coffee and tea needs. Fresh fruit and less healthful snacks are also supplied in the kitchen. I've stayed several times on business and will likely return one year for the Sandblast Rally race which is a popular local attractions for off-road racing enthusiasts. If you stay here, be certain to dine at the River's Edge restaurant. Unexpectedly phenomenal fare.

Very nice home. Very comfortable with a well stocked kitchen, nice bathroom, beautiful…read morefurnishings and high quality linens. Great place to stay when visiting in Cheraw! I'm sure I'll be back!

The Old North State Club is five stars. I still have dreams about playing this course. I grew up…read moreplaying golf here in my middle and high school years. Old North State was about a one-hour drive from our house in High Point, so a round of golf here was an all-day affair. My dad would often treat his friends to rounds here and even my mom came out and played. We'd also take relatives from out of town here, whether it be for a meal at the clubhouse or a round of golf. This place was awesome. To date, Old North State remains one of the best-conditioned golf courses I've played on. The course conditions were better here than at a premiere bucket-list course like Pebble Beach (granted, Pebble sees way more volume). Old North State is situated on Badin Lake. It's known for having North Carolina's best finishing holes. Nos. 16-18 all border the lake. I have a framed and captioned picture of them, from the pro shop, on the wall in my office. The property itself is embedded in Uwharrie National Forest. It's really scenic and beautiful. We'd occasionally see deer on the course. I vividly recall seeing some crossing the fairway on No. 4 and seeing one moving around in the trees around 17 green and 18 tee. I also remember seeing a skunk, I think in the same area. Old North State was designed by Tom Fazio, one of the world's greatest golf course architects. From the tips, the course is pro-length at 7,102 yards with a 75.1/143 rating/slope. My dad and I would routinely play from the whites, the distance and rating/slope of which have varied over the years. Generally, from the whites, the course measures about 6,200-6,300 yards. At 6,219 yards, the rating/slope was 70.9/132. I consider it a challenging, but fun track. If you play from the appropriate tees, this course is playable for all skill levels. Aside from the finishing holes, several other holes have views of the lake including Nos. 2, 4, 7, 9, and 14. The greens on those holes either sit next to or are nearby the lake. The toughest hole is No. 9, a long par-4 (452 from the tips, 389 from the whites) that really tests your accuracy. My favorite holes were always the finishing holes. 16 is a difficult downhill par-4 that takes you down to the lake (amazing view). 17 is a par-3 over the lake. 18 is a curvy par-5 that runs alongside the lake; a great risk-reward hole. You can either try to take a shortcut and hit your ball over the lake or play it safe and lay-up on the fairway. My dad would often grab some old balls from his bag and we'd hit a couple off the 18th tee out into the lake just for fun. I always looked forward to the turn and grabbing a delicious hot dog from the halfway house. I'd typically get Gatorade from the beverage cart. I once accidentally broke an iron at the driving range. Along with the range, practice facilities include a practice putting green and a practice chipping and bunker shot area. The practice bunker is big. The range has Titleist range balls laid out in pyramids for all golfers to use. I played in a club tournament one time. I believe it was a July 4th tournament because each of us had to carry around a small American flag. Based on our handicap, we got extra strokes. I forget how the game was played exactly, but I remember I had nine strokes remaining after I finished 18 holes. That meant I could keep playing until my nine strokes were gone, so we went back to hole number one. I ended up parring the 1st (par 5) and 2nd (par 4) holes and sticking my flag in the cup on No. 2 to signify how far I'd gotten. In this particular tournament, the players who traveled the farthest won. I ended up winning. I can't remember if I finished 1st or what, but it was a lot of fun and one of the prouder moments I've had in golf. I recall several of the employees (mainly cart attendants) attended nearby Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer. At the time of writing this review, Old North State has hosted the Atlantic Coast Conference men's golf championship 22 out of the last 24 years, including this year (2019), and will host again next year (2020). My parents' alma mater, Wake Forest, has won 18 ACC titles and 22 individual championships. My alma mater, Georgia Tech, has won 18 ACC titles, including this year, and 15 individual championships. Wake and Tech are the two most successful schools in ACC men's golf. Go Deacs and Jackets!

I really can't express how terrible my experience with Old North State club was. The level of…read moreunprofessional conduct by their coordinator Tara W. and manager Brian was astonishing. Tara did not know any answers to simple questions about hosting an event, "Is outside food allowed?" "Is this date still available?" "What is the minimum for ordering food through the club?" Not only did she not have answers, she does not reply to calls or emails for weeks at a time. This is a terrible way to conduct business in general, but especially during these stressful Covid times when people are re-planning their events multiple times. Comparably, I have nothing but amazing things to say about other venues in the area like Childress Vineyards and Reid Farm that have been so professional and helpful during our search. Even for the venues that did not give me the answers I hoped for about food, timing, or space, I gave 5 star reviews due to their knowledge and timely responses.

We had our annual meeting here again today. The customer service is impeccable. The food is always…read moregood. They take good care of the cars with their valet service. The audio/visual technology works great. Good sound in the room. The only delta is there are not a lot of restrooms when/if you have a large crowd. There are only two private restrooms downstairs and with a large group, there is always a line. But aside from that, the staff, accommodations and food is great.

A lovely place with really lovely gardens. So many beautiful flowers in stunning colors. Lovely…read moreseating areas and spacious inside for events. I saw a majestic eagle outside or it may have been a wild turkey.

This was a hidden treat!! The price is low but the rooms are first class. Each is a themed…read moretreasure of carefully selected art and decorations. The public spaces are warm and welcoming. The owners are incredibly friendly and the breakfast was incredibly yummy. We'll definitely make this a go-to place!

I don't usually leave reviews, but this campground was such a disappointment that I feel obligated…read moreto warn others. We arrived for a long-term stay and our site hadn't even been cleaned -- trash around the fire pit, broken glass near the picnic table, debris everywhere. It set the tone for everything that followed. The property is dark and poorly lit at night, and complaints to management went nowhere. Safety was a constant concern. Campsites are uneven and poorly maintained, dead trees and hanging limbs are scattered throughout, and falling branches actually damaged trucks and campers during our stay. An open trench dug behind our camper sat unfinished, unfenced, and unmarked for over two months -- a serious hazard for kids, pets, or anyone walking by at night. The advertised "swim hole" turns out to be off-limits to swimmers, which sums up the gap between the marketing photos and reality. The inn, gazebo, restaurant, and bathhouse are all visibly deteriorating, and the rules seem to be made up and enforced inconsistently depending on who you are. The long-term camper community felt cliquish rather than welcoming, though a few people -- including the previous owner -- were genuinely kind. It's clear from older reviews that this was once a magical, beloved place. That's not what it is anymore. There are better, more well-maintained options in the area. Save your truck, your camper, and your peace of mind. Book somewhere else.

My only regret- not getting more time here! My very first Bed and Breakfast and they truly…read morefulfilled and exceeded my expectations! Jessica greeted us in the parking lot outside and showed us inside and gave us the grand tour. Our room was the largest one- with the biggest bathroom too and just inside the front door. Perfect for us! Across from our room was the sitting room where her father (who was visiting) was working on a puzzle. The father greeted us warmly and said we could help with the puzzle if we would like. Noted*, there was a small hall way with stairs going up to the other rooms, and half bath & into the dining sun room. This is where breakfasts would be, coffee, tea and snacks were available whenever you wanted and the house was simply charming. There was a formal dining room too- I loved the antiques and historic quality in the decor. Jessica and her husband bought the Duck Smith House a couple years ago and they were both very generous with any help and information. I did partake in the puzzle and helped finish it. The breakfasts were simply delightful! Our first morning, she made apple sourdough pancakes that were an inch thick (at least)! And the bacon!!! Day two was quiche- one of my favorites and day three was waffles with stewed apples. I overheard Jessica telling someone else that she tries to rotate between sweet and savory for breakfast. John and I also enjoyed all the kitties, the goats- I fed them some grapes! and I loved the pumpkin patch they had set up for the weekend! John even went out to Justin's model shop. I hope I get to stay here again, because I absolutely loved it!!!

I was looking for comfort and hospitality and I found it! I am in this area working at a COVID…read morevaccine clinic. I first stayed here in July. I have been here more than home since then and it is now October 1st! I have stayed in every room and have liked all of them. My favorite is Bertie's Room as it has a nice big bathtub. Every day I am here I feel like a welcome guest. After a restful sleep I awake to a lovely breakfast. Marcia is a gracious hostess and works very had and I feel very welcomed. In this crazy time with the pandemic still raging it is so nice to have DuckSmith to come home to

Beautiful Home. My true Dream Home. Mrs. Melanie is a lovely Southern Woman. We will be back as…read moresoon as time allows. God Bless

So happy we found this place. With four large adults this is the only way to stay. Minutes from all…read morehighways and attractions and the house is incredibly decorated. The cost to stay here was less then a hotel and ten times the space. Melanie the owner was always texting and calling to be sure we had what you needed.

Across the Pond is so much more than a place to stay, it is a home-away-from-home, complete with…read morecozy beds, delightful company and a sneak peek into a historical Salisbury estate! We couldn't wait for homemade breakfast and lovely chats with Mary and Andy each morning. I'm gluten intolerant and was prepared to eat the snacks I brought from home, but they made me gluten-free pancakes from scratch! Mary and Andy were so conscious of giving us our space and privacy, but we grew to love them so much, we found ourselves seeking out ways to spend time with and learn from them. They gave us a tour of the home, which has been carefully renovated to preserve its rich history and architectural character, while also providing the comforts and luxuries of a modern home. We learned about the history of Salisbury and how the town has evolved since its founding in 1755! We came for a wedding but would happily return to Salisbury just to stay in our cherished Across the Pond Bed and Breakfast.

My wife and I did a night in Salisbury and found Mary and Andrew's Across the Pond B&B. They have a…read morebeautiful historical house with multiple rooms. We stayed in the suite, which had a living room, bathroom, and bedroom. Mary and Andrew are fantastic hosts - offering a happy hour in the evening and a wonderful breakfast in the morning. We enjoyed chatting with them and would absolutely stay there again.