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!

It is one of our favorite courses. The price is affordable, and the course is well maintained. It…read moreis not crowded so we don't feel rushed playing. They also sell great Chilli dogs - better than the one from some real restaurants. This time though they could do a better job of pest control- I know it is summer but flies were ringing on my ears the whole time, was annoying. Grass was outgrown so it was difficult to find balls unless it is right on the fairway, which doesn't happen a lot in my case :) We enjoyed our time on the field regardless.

What great place to tour and staff was so nice.. once we paid and started tour the gentleman put a…read moreball up a tube that went into this cool artistic display of how a rain drop forms and the lifecycle.. it went into a cloud around room which simulated atmosphere and into rivers and big bodies of water it was cool. Then we sat in on 12 min film on estuaries.. then self guided tour .. for $5 it's worth price of admission . Lots of rooms to go thru.. live animals like snake , crab, alligator to see.. and you can walk outside on the deck see beauty of the waterfront area. Enjoyed my visit and highly recommend to anyone in area.

The North Carolina Estuarium is located in Downtown Washington, NC. It is the first estuarium in…read morethe world and focuses on the environment. The NC Estuarium offers ferry rides on the Tar and Pamlico Rivers at various times during the year. I really enjoy the rides as you might see some wildlife besides the plant life. The captain provide fun facts along the way too. The museum is 12,500 square foot and serves as an education center. It provides a great overview of the estuaries and coastal rivers which are an important part of the ecosystem where fresh water and salt water mix. 90% of NC seafood comes from estuaries. We need to keep these waterways clean. In the lobby the display is large and shows the different parts of North Carolina. The NC Esturium is part museum and part aquarium. The aquarium focuses just on estuary species. It has over 200 exhibits and a lot are hands on. The part about the hurricanes was informative and showed the damage done from the rising sea levels. I highly recommend visiting this unique museum.

This is my fav bar in town....and honestly speaking...fav bar in the states. Greenville, NC is a…read morecollege town, however, with Beast Youtube / Beast Games crew....we come in with large #'s and an older crowd. The Buc is our crews fav "go to" spot. Bartenders remember your drink, regulars say hello, you just feel...at home. Slots, "beer" pong, shuffleboard, pool, ring game....you feel like you are hanging at your best friends house party. LOVE THE BUC

Great music venue to visit. They mostly have local country music bands play here. The admission was…read morevery reasonable when I visited at only $7 per person. Everyone was nice and friendly that I met. I even met the band and the lead singer Cooper Greer. He is from Greenville, NC and you can find him on Facebook. Looks like he mostly plays at music venues and bars across Eastern North Carolina according to his Facebook page schedule. On Scene: I never been here before. I couldn't find it on Yelp. So, I added the listing to Yelp. Once, I arrived, I pulled into the parking lot and coincidentally parked close to Cooper Greers pickup truck. I asked him about the place and what kinds of music he plays. Anyway, he talked me into coming inside and I was very glad I did. He put on a great show. He indeed has a great band. I would definitely go see him again. They also have a bunch of TVs in here including some big ones that had live sports ball games on them at the time of visiting. You can also dance to the country music that the band is playing. I saw a lot of people country line dancing and having a good time. Furthermore, they have a pool table ( see photos). I also saw another unknown game table. I saw at least one video game machine in here. They have a full bar in here where you can beer, wine or mixed cocktails. I even got a margarita.

The Freeman Roundhouse Museum is located in Wilson, NC. It opened in 2001. Admission is free but…read moredonations are welcome. The museum focuses on African Americans in Wilson and tells about the history. It is divided into sections so you can learn more about veterans; medicine; education; art; the citizens and religion. Bill Myers wanted the house restored and preserved as the house was where a housing project was to be built. This led to the city buying the house and moving it to its current location. The dinosaur sculpture was among the items that moved with the house. There is a display about the move and all that went into that. The museum started out in the round house built by Oliver Nestus Freeman but as the museums displays grew from the donations received, they needed to build another building that opened in 2018. Freeman built the house in 1946 as there was a shortage of housing for soldiers returning from WWII. He was a stone mason. The circular house had wedge shaped rooms. It was thought to be made of stone but they have found bottles, concrete from sidewalks; scrap wood; tree saplings, marbles and strings used too. Wilson's first redevelopment project was named the Freeman Place because of his architecture and the community he built. If you can't visit the museum in person there, you can visit on a virtual tour.

Dan & Kathy Sprau of Have a Harp presented a beautiful concert for the Good Music Good Medicine…read moreevent. As experienced and talented musicians, they put together a thoughtful and musically elegant program. I highly recommend them!

Clean , comfortable! Helpful & welcoming staff…read more Accommodations over the top, Most comfortable chairs. A MUST GO!

AMC Firetower Road, Greenville we purchased our tickets…read moreonline the day before my husband took off work we drove an hour to be told our tickets were going to be refunded they had not had the movie since it came out on Sept 10th but they keep selling tickets there is no one in customer service you can talk to & they do not answer the phone at the actual theatre you have to actually go i GO TO FANDANGO GOLDEN TICKET 2523210496 by Cracker Barrel in Greenville, they actually answer the phone, you get a real person, the theatre is very nice & comfy the staff super friendly & helpful 5 Starts to GILDEN TICKET by Cracker Barrel 2523210496

Really wonderful women run this shop, who are very knowledgable about wines and beer, extremely…read morehelpful, and interested in nurturing local artists, businesses and communities. The selection of Wines is very nice, with some tasty inexpensive selections. They also carry Duck Rabbit Brewery's stuff (made in Farmville!) as well as cider. Local artists are showcased, ranging from handmade jewelry, north carolina photography, knitted items and pottery. Worth the trip, and they often have open houses and wine tastings.