We ride here often, not sure if this place will be around in the long term. They have booked and…read morecancelled the Field & Stream musical festival two years in a row. Leading up to that, we have seen some improvement to some of the trails but not all of them. Some of the trails are pretty much impassable at this point and could be closed. For this past Halloween duck hunt event, it was publicized as including an after ride party with live music. There was no live music either night, and the bar was not open. No liquor license renewed, so no bar. For some in our group, this was a major disappointment. They are currently looking at other options for holiday bookings for our riding group where more amenities will be consistently available.

I would have rated this place five stars, but the second day we were there. There was several miles…read morelong of traffic and they were not directing people appropriately, from what I would have thought. The day before they told us we could go to the left side to pass everyone since we already had our passes. I believe the weekends they have the night ride is when it's super crowded like this. We had a lot of fun and there were thousands of people there. The only thing I did not like was like I said the traffic. They should've had a dedicated lane for people who already had passes although we rode past everyone as soon as we get off the highway on a two-lane road and we're able to get in after about 15 minutes there were people that had been in line for three hours that we actually knew that did not do what we did. So that's one downside. Another was ordering the food was quick, but it took 15 minutes for an order of fries to come out. There was only one line so that was another thing where they should've had it split and had two people on the register if possible, but other than that, it was an overall great experience. I would definitely go back, but maybe not during a weekend there is a night ride because it was so crowded. We decided to leave and not do the night ride which was the whole reason we actually had went Unfortunately, someone actually lost their life this past weekend while we were there. I'm not sure all of the details but I did see their body laying on the ground, which was a bit disturbing so I will not go into details out of respect for the person in their family. Another thing I noticed was that all of the other ATV places we've gone to there is a rule if you are on a four wheeler or dirtbike you have to have a helmet. Apparently this rule is not enforced here because there were several people who were on four wheelers and dirt bikes, and no one had on helmets! And the side-by-side or ATVs of course it's not required, but I would imagine being on a four wheeler or a dirtbike it's strictly enforced whether you're on a trail or on the road in the parking lot. And unfortunately, the person who lost their life was on a four wheeler and they did not have a helmet.

Today was nothing short of awesome! I looked this place up on the fly and read the reviews and…read moredecided to give it a try as every review read spoke highly of the couple that runs it. Let me tell you Robert and sherry are IT. We received an email detailing some simple to do's and tips and another to ask for confirmation 24 hours out. Well I didn't read that email but got a call from sherry! She was so pleasant over the phone. My husband has turned down my request to try this venture more once but decided to give in this weekend. I am sooooo very glad his first time was here. The owners were patient not pushy. Took their time to explain from beginners, we had a few minutes to familiarize ourselves with the ATV before taking off and that helped A lot! My husband has anxiety from our military days of wearing the gas mask during training and had needed a moment while putting on his protective gear. He wasn't rushed, shamed nor did he feel embarrassed. They were comforting patient and patiently provided options until we found one that was both safe and comfortable. The two our trail was perfect. We took breaks. THEY take pics and send them to you and terrain and pace is based on your comfort level. I highly recommend! I will be back with the rest of my family this summer. I trust them with my kiddos and that says a lot!! Ohhhhh....and did I tell you we were greeted with a happy anniversary Daimon and kamesha as soon as we stepped on ground? I mentioned it passively in our previous phone convo.......just saying.....book here!

Hubby and I had such a great time. We reserved for Saturday on Friday afternoon and got a quick…read morecall from Sherri Friday evening about the waivers and info about our reservation and how it worked. The tour was great, great scenery all the way through, def a great experience, the guide was nice and informative the whole time, he checked in on everyone and gave ppl a chance to swap driving. We will definitely be back with a bigger group of friends.

Good folks this is good fun place to race. SC is also a good place to get great BBQ!read more

So much fun!! My group of 4 went on a Sunday morning and were the only ones there. We were able to…read morespend a little extra time on the track and take as long of a break in between as we needed. The staff was awesome. They had great conversation and were fun to talk to. The karts and track were perfect for both novice and experienced drivers. (We had both in our group). We had six rounds, which cost $100. After each round, your times were printed out so you could compare to others in your group or to your previous times. The staff even came out to race us a few times! They gave us lots of tips on how to improve- it def helped. The location is a little out there, but understandable. They do a lot of different races and even use the course for police car training. They have bathrooms and a little shaded area for resting. They have a snack bar, but we didn't go to it. If you are looking for something to do, I highly recommend this! Be sure to check the calendar on their website to make sure they have rentals the day you are looking to go (it's not every day they do). I can't wait to go back! I will be bringing gloves, though. I got blisters on my hands from the steering wheel.

Use to be a fun and family oriented track. Track itself is awesome to race on, especially when wet.read more

The park is close to a main area. It was very clean! :)…read more3 play areas and 1 agility Centre for all dogs. It was disappointing that you needed a pass to get inside the park, you also had to be registered with the county so you can't get in as a tourist/visitor.

Carolina paintball was awesome our group had a blast and the workers also where nice and made sure…read morewe were having fun I will give this place 5stars

Just watching OP Live, and seeing a guy wrap one of these around a tree makes me want to come down…read moreand rent a Sling Thing! If you're in Cola Town, stop by and Do a Sling Thing!

Just now catching the OP Live episode where the guy takes Richland Co. officers on a high speed…read morechase in the orange & blue Slingshot & ends up wrapping it around a tree...I gotta say I was thoroughly impressed by how well the vehicle actually held up in the event of a pretty serious collision! But I was also pretty impressed with how the engine never even shut off & continued to run the entire time, despite being slammed into a tree at an extremely high speed. Now, that being said...I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing! If that's a "good thing"/safe or an indicator of the vehicle's durability & safety, great! But I'm not a mechanic, so I can't make that determination (I'm absolutely NOT qualified to do so). But If that's dangerous & poses a safety risk, no one at the scene of the accident, including the police officers, seemed to be too concerned about it. There was no fire, fuel leakage concerns, or anything like that going on. But based on what I saw, & in my personal/UNQUALIFIED NON-PROFESSIONAL opinion, these vehicles seem to be pretty safe in the event of a collision and/or extreme circumstances/situations. Obviously, don't do stupid things like run from police/take them on a high-speed pursuit in an expensive & RENTED sports utility vehicle, and don't plow them into any stationary objects, especially trees, & ALWAYS WEAR YOUR SEATBELT! I'm not 100% sure if the driver in this case was in fact wearing his seatbelt, but I feel like I can make a pretty educated guess that the driver would not have been standing outside of/next to the vehicle when the police caught up & arrived on-scene to the collision. More importantly, the driver WALKED away with not even a scratch on him! He may have been in handcuffs & had some felony charges, but he lived & was able to walk away uninjured withal his life. I can only imagine what these business owners have to put up with, so they should be applauded for maintaining & taking such great care of these vehicles! This entire situation should have never happened, & I'm sure this caused a huge headache for them & a mountain of red tape, which absolutely isn't fair to them. Thank the Lord for insurance & moral & ethical business owners who follow the laws & do what they're supposed to do in these situations! I hope they got a shiny new Slingshot & business is going great! FREE PUBLICITY!

The Town of Heath Springs Veteran's Memorial Park is complete with a brick pathway leading to a…read moretall granite obelisk, surrounded by brick walls supporting the names of those from the local area who served the United States in the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Korea and other conflicts. A brick pathway leads to the obelisk and it is surrounded by a well-kept grass lawn and two benches. It is a nice space. There is street parking. [Review 13648 overall, 967 of 2020, number 606 in South Carolina.]