This Race Track is located out in the country about 10 miles from Goldsboro, NC. This was my 1st…read morevisit to this race track. However, it is the 34th different race track that I have been to. The admission was only $10. I had a great view from my pickup truck as I used tier parking. It's what I like to do. Nothing better than backing up your pickup trick alongside a fence to watch a race on a Saturday night. I like putting my tailgate down and watching the race from my lawn chair of the bed of truck. Entering and leaving the race track was no problem as it was self parking. You can park just about wherever you like. Now, they do have grandstands where you can watch the race. But, there just isn't anything more exciting than watching the race from the comfort of your truck. There are no facilities here where you can wash your hands nor do that have bathrooms. I did see a few portable units though. There is only 1 concession stand and it is at the entrance to the track. So, if you park where they told me to, you have to walk all the way around and then walk all the way back. They had pretty good food. I got nachos and cheese which was great. However, the hot dog was under cooked and I decided not to eat it. I like my hot dogs well done.

Amazing course , members are nice staff is kind and helpful , greens are perfect fairways are pureread more

Great course, rates are hard to beat. Easy playing, rarely have people rushing through. Great…read morecourse if you're trying to play at your leisure.

Cool/Fun Ballpark very entertaining and enjoyable atmosphere! There's something to do, great for…read moreall ages.

Looking forward to experiencing live sports and community events at Wilson's brand new ballpark!read more

Went to Five County Stadium the first game of the last ever home series for the Mudcats. Next year…read morethey will be renamed the Warbirds and will play in Wilson. Very sad to see 35 years of incredible baseball history end. It is worth going to a game if you have the time this week or weekend. Last game is Sunday. The fan store has run out of Mudcat hats at least a 7-1/2 which is my (average size). Lots of Wilson Warbird gear. But the experience to be in this incredible stadium was amazing. Don't know if I will be able to go again--but so glad I made it once.

Incredibly rude and demeaning staff. Made a comment to me about this being a "family event"? I was…read morewearing an appropriate outfit with my friends family and having a beer. Don't really know what that was about.

The Dunn Center for Performing Arts is located on the Wesleyan University campus in Rocky Mount,…read moreNC. When you get close, look for signs in the road as to where to turn. There are parking lots on both sides of the building, as well as some spots in front. The Mims Gallery has some great exhibits that I haven't seen anywhere else. This visit, I got to see the Charles Schulz exhibit. Admission was $5, and you got to learn about the artist and the Peanuts characters. A Bob Ross exhibit was also here with his artwork. The lobby has a player piano that is a delight to listen to. Performances are held at the center throughout the year.

We went for the Bob ross experience. They had it set up well with clear instructions on where to go…read moreto enter the exhibit. They check you in, and you are free to wander the exhibit and can even touch the paintings! They naturally have the Bob Ross channel playing continuously, and there are a few benches so you could sit to watch. There are people walking in front of you the whole time, but it's still always amazing to see him painting. Tickets are completely reasonable, so if you have a chance, check it out! Ross's happy little trees will make you smile

A beautiful location to walk. I always forget to take photos when I am there as I normally go for…read morebusiness. However, I have stopped on my way out at the garden area and walked around. Very peaceful and pleasant. I could see coming out during good weather to just take time with nature. The location (when I am there) is fairly quiet. There is plenty of parking as well.

We've gone three or four times and loved it beautiful layout love the creek running out by the side…read morewhich you can fish in they don't mind at all there was a couple of bald spots but we had six people we went during the week we didn't hold nobody up nobody you know bothered us if you have a crowd of more than four and want to play this is a good place to play we paid $25 to play and the best part of it is when we play up here we get to go to Parker's barbecue for lunch afterwards can't beat it and we drove an hour hour and 15 minutes we're from Fayetteville fort Bragg don't mind traveling at all we play on golf moves whatever some golf news we go but we heard about this place from a couple of other golfers said it was a nice little secluded spot it would be the spot that you would go play if it was in your neighborhood and you wanted to practice no one's ever out there pushing you you know during the week now on the weekends is packed but during the week you get out there and hit two or three balls and not be bothered going to miss this place going to have to make sure we sign up to play maybe the last one or two days before it closes

The last review I saw was from 5 years ago. It was a 4 star review, but still mentioned the…read moreterrible condition of the cart paths. Fast forward 5 years and the cart paths have received no repairs. My wife and I stopped in after work to get in as many holes as we could before sunset. It was around 5:30 and the old guy in the pro shop acted like he didn't want us to play and quoted me the price for 18 holes, which was 33% higher than the prices they have listed on their website. I reluctantly agreed to the higher amount, but just before I handed him the cash, I asked what time the carts had to be in. He said 7:00. I asked why so early and he said this was to allow the cart guy to get home timely. Needless to say, you cannot possibly play 18 holes in 90 minutes yet he tried to charge me this. I asked about a 9 hole rate and he quoted me the price they have posted on their website for 18 holes. Because I really wanted to play some golf for the first time this year, I forked over the cash. After the first hole, my wife had wrenched her back due to the condition of the cart path. We pull up to the second tee box and there is a huge tree down in the fairway along with 3 pieces of heavy machinery. It was at this point that I thought about returning to the pro shop and asking for a refund, but I really didn't want to deal with the rudeness again. Since no one was actually working on the tree, we hit our tee shots over this massive pile of debris. We continued on. On hole 3, we noticed the high school kid picking up the range balls WITH A SHAG BAG. I remembered someone telling me recently that they close the range around 5:00 so that it would allow time to pick up the balls. This means 1) you can't use the range after work and 2) they do not have proper equipment to pickup the range balls. We continued the bumpy ride, but had to slow considerably to avoid getting bounced out of the cart or damaging our clubs. I ended up hitting the ball decent enough to shoot 38 on the front, yet still hated the fact that I had played this course. I could shoot a higher score elsewhere and enjoy it much better than having to endure what we went through. My wife's back was hurting too much for her to finish. The course is in HORRIBLE shape. Every green has huge bare dead spots. In my opinion, the 18 hole rate should be no more than $10 due to the condition of the course. Even at that rate, I would prefer to play elsewhere. BTW, there was one bright note. I got the cart turned in at 7:05 and started walking to my car. Just as I was almost to my car, the high school kid was calling out to me. I turned around and he was bringing me my sunglasses that I had left in the cart. HE was the best part of this experience!

The North Carolina Baseball Museum is located at Fleming Stadium in Wilson, NC. Admission is $3 for…read moreadults and $1 for children and seniors. When you arrive, there are marked parking spots and I saw the large baseball with the NC Baseball Museum sign so just entered the gate and made my way in that direction. It is on the left side of the field. The museum is staffed by volunteers. I was welcomed when I arrived and given an overview of the museum. Then before I left, I got my questions answered and was show the new museum piece from Josh Hamilton. He even looked up all that played on the Mets for me as I was curious. So I appreciated that a lot. The museum was much larger than I expected as there are two large rooms. I didn't give myself enough time to view the museum as I arrived near closing time. I had been planning to visit the following day but the museum page and online sites had differing hours so I decided the website was likely the better source. So that just means a return trip is in order especially knowing what a gem this museum is. The first room is of those from North Carolina that played in the major leagues and the other room has college baseball and others that played in the MLB. I loved the history here and seeing the artifacts and reading about the players. I highly recommend this museum if you are a baseball fan.

Super nice staff. They opened the stadium gift store so husband could buy a couple of the local…read moreteam's shirts. Museum is well organized with a catalog where you can look up players to find their display. Museum represents NC in the major leagues as well as info about NC minor leagues and even a small women's league display.