We've used Better Boat Rentals three of the last four years we came to Lake Murray. They are a…read moreclass act of an operation and took such good care of us. This year, we booked 3 back-to-back days of boating and they made it such a great experience! See you next summer, BBR!!

We had an amazing experience with Better Boat Rental. So much so that we decided to do it again the…read morenext weekend. Shei was so great explaining how everything works and gave us a few heads up on what to avoid while out there. We had a blast even having no prior experience driving a boat. Thank you guys and see you soon! Caue Valverde and friends

Sesquicentennial state park is beautiful! They have 4 trails, including one trail (Sandhills trail)…read morethat loops around the lake, which makes for some great photos during sunrise or sunset. They have a little visitor center when you can buy a bunch of souvenirs, snacks, and can get a stamp in your SC state parks passport. If this review was solely on the trails and beauty, it would be a 5/5 but unfortunately the campsite brings it down a bit. The campsite is on the larger side, and has 3 bathhouses to accommodate the area (close to you). You are given the basics like a picnic table & fire ring. Sites 1-29 have 20/30/50 amps, and 36-84 have 20/30 amp electric hookups. Sites 1-9 are full service (also have sewer). These sites do not give you a lot of privacy, and it seems like they built as many sites as they could in a confined area instead of spreading the sites out a bit to give the camper a bit more privacy. The bathhouses are clean, but are very dated and are in desperate need of a renovation. If you are not a camper, you will be charged an entrance fee of $6 if you are an adult, $3.75 for seniors (65+), or $3.50 for children (6-15). Overall, a 5/5 for the beauty of the park and amenities outside of the campsite, but 2/5 for the campsite itself.

Convenient location but lacking the amenities or cleanliness that RV'ers have come to expect from a…read moreState Park. Most sites require leveling so bring plenty of wood to accommodate. Also, I was shocked to learn that my restrooms had only one (1) shower and/or toilet.

I am so happy I went with this company for my Congaree Kayaking adventures!…read moreThe guides were very friendly, knowledgeable about the area, and always made sure everyone was safe and comfortable. I loved that these were smaller tours. 4 guides went out and they split the kayaking group into 2 groups. 1 guide in the front and 1 guide in the back of each group. that's a big deal for someone who struggles with their hearing. It was nice to know whether I was at the front or at the back, I still was able to hear the guides. Will 100% use this company again if I'm in the area!

Everything I read said the best way to experience Congaree National Park was by water! So, I booked…read morean excursion through Carolina Outdoor Adventures, and I am so happy I did! While we didn't see any alligators or wild boars, we did see barred owls, fishing spiders, water moccasins, brown water snakes and baby turtles! Our guide Billy was awesome and gave us all the history on the park, the bald cyprus & water tupelo trees and all of the various flora & fauna. Such an amazing morning exploring the Cedar Creek!

Spending time along the Reedy River in Greenville is such a special experience. There are several…read morebeautiful spots to sit and relax, especially near the Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville, and the bridge is a wonderful place to stroll while enjoying the soothing sound of the river and waterfall. What makes it even more meaningful is the history behind it. Beginning in the late 1700s, water-powered industries clustered along the Reedy River, including trading posts, grist and corn mills, a sawmill, an ironworks, the Gower, Cox and Markley Coach Factory, a paper-making factory, and an armory. A century later, textile and apparel mills were established along its banks. Unfortunately, the mills discharged waste and excess dyes into the river, and the Reedy began to suffer from the spoils of progress. By the mid-20th century, downtown Greenville's stretch of the river was so severely polluted by upstream textile mills that the once pristine and popular falls became desolate and unsafe. Seeing how beautiful and vibrant the area is today makes you truly appreciate the restoration and revitalization efforts. It's peaceful, scenic, and rich with history -- definitely a must-visit when you're in Greenville. Cheers!

Walking through Falls Park was an amazing experience. The sweet sounds of the waterfalls was very…read morenice especially right in the heart down town Greenville. I enjoyed walking on the suspension bridge overlooking sites.

This has been a wonderful experience for my kids. They love the daycare program so much that they…read moredon't want to leave. My daughter and son get great instruction with gymnastics and karate too. All of the staff really love the kids!

My kids love this place! We do not do the gymnastics but they really enjoy the gym and camp!read more

A great zoo experience!…read more We took advantage of the CoolPASS offered by Experience Columbia, SC getting us access to the Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens, EdVenture Children's Museum, and the South Carolina State Museum and thoroughly enjoyed the weekend! This also covers your parking for the zoo. Easy to redeem by going to Will Call. A short 2.5hr drive from Savannah, GA was well worth it! Staff was helpful for any questions. General admissions gets you access to the Zoo, Botanical Garden, Waterfall Junction, and Saluda Skyride. They do have additional experiences at an additional costs but not necessary if you are okay with missing out of the petting zoo, animal feedings, the carousel, train, and the Sky High Safari. A couple of food options are available such as burgers, chicken fingers, pizza, sandwiches/wraps, and Kona Ice. Meals are easily $20 per person if you are purchasing drinks. No outside food and drinks are permitted into the zoo but you can bring refillable water bottles. Picnic tables are available outside of the park and same-day re-entry is possible if you show your original receipt. We easily spent 5 hours at the zoo without any of the "Explore More" options. A full day at the zoo is very possible! Plenty of shade and things to see and do! Drop-off or 15-minute parking is available if you have someone in your party who may struggle with walking from the parking lot. Bring your own stroller or they have them available for rent if you needed. We saw many families with wagons/carts.

We love this place and keep a family membership. The kids always have something to do. The splash…read morepad is great. They are always making upgrades.

Worst experience of my life. The people that managed the place had a cat that got into our trash…read moreevery night and made a mess even though they had a leash rule for dogs cats apparently can run wild. When we decided to leave they ended up double charging us on the power. When I asked why they said the first month I didn't pay a power bill but how can u pay a power bill when u haven't used any power. I guess they needed the money for themselves. Why would u ever have to pay more than what the meter reads. Just glad I'm out and not getting charged for whatever they decide to charge me for

Overall no complaints, especially for the price. If we stay here again, I'll definitely ask for a…read morespot in loop 1 which we drove through to get to our spot in Loop 2. It was tree-lined, and fairly scenic. Loop 2 looks like a recent add-on and is basically just a gravel parking lot; not very scenic and right next to the main road. Wi-fi was there but not great, but we were told they were in the process of upgrading. It's also a little further away from Columbia than I wished it was, but that's on me for not looking at the map better. But it's easily 25 minutes from Columbia proper. If you're in the area and looking for a basic place to park that has full hook-ups, this will do just fine. But I wouldn't expect much more.