In town visiting family and was looking for an activity to do with my nephews. A few months ago we…read moredid archery next door, this time we tried axe throwing at Tribal Axe. The entire staff was friendly and professional. Our coach Nasir was patient and friendly. He brought over a wide range of throwing implements throughout our hour. My favorite was the hatchet sized axe but the rest were fun as well. They display various digital games over the wood target, we enjoyed tic tac toe, bowling, darts, and a traditional target. They change the boards daily and Nasir used a sprayer to wet them a few times during the hour. That ensured that more of the axes stuck in the target. Definitely a challenging activity!

Tribal axe was an amazing and addictive experience. The staff was awesome! I brought family with me…read morefrom Texas and we had a blast!! My thanks to the staff and the fantastic owners!! You all made a home sick guy forget he was so far from home. So much fun!!!

I stumbled on Tidewater Fencing through a discount beginner membership and realized it's been a…read morewhile since I tried something different. Fencing definitely meets that criteria so I decided to give it a go. They have a couple different days for each skill level and I appreciated the weekend offering. It's very close to the interstate and was easy to find. My class of beginners is small so we each get one-on-one instruction and skill feedback from the teacher, which is really helpful for true beginners. They have all the gear you'll need and it's a wonderfully chill vibe. No need to be nervous or anxious because everyone is nice and passionate about the sport. I've been enjoying my lessons and can't believe the month is almost over. I'd absolutely recommend Tidewater Fencing to anyone interested in the sport or looking for a new kind of activity!

Attended the first class of my series of four classes for beginners. I've fenced before, but…read morethought a refresher would be in order. It's a good club, their instructors know what they're doing and they have a sufficient amount of equipment although some of it is getting worn out. I recommend taking a beginner class just to see if this is something you'd like to do, but just know this: there's no AC in the facility.

Went here because my daughter said she wanted to try archery. Considering I myself have never shot…read morea bow and arrow, I figured I should as well. Mr. Doan was easy to communicate with and he was very amicable and clearly knew his stuff. At first I thought there was going to be a big learning curve but he jumped right into it and was quick to show us things that we needed to learn, know, and process. He had a vast array of safety supplies for us to use and a bunch of different styles of bows and arrows for us to sample. Then after the training session, we were able to tour the place as it had horses and other animals that made the afternoon complete. We both left the facility feeling accomplished and happy with the day's events. We can't wait to come back! Food Taste: n/a Overall Service: 5 Value of service to cost: 5 Facility: 5 Ambiance: Large property that has lots of activities for learning archery. Repeat customer: yes Dog Friendly: no

I came here alone, met Mr. Doan and immediately was hooked, he's a very nice man, he is…read more knowledgeable and a really good compound bow mechanic. Plenty of 3D targets and Bullseye targets... yards to hoan your skills.

Decided to give this place a try while out on the boardwalk. They have a mirrors maze downstairs…read moreand a Selfie/Funhouse upstairs, so we decided to do both. We did have a 30 minute wait to do the Funhouse so we decided to do the maze first. The maze wasn't very long, honestly probably five minutes or less to go through it, so we basically went back and forth through the maze numerous times to pass the time. I would give the maze a 6/10; it was decently fun, but would've been better if there was just more to it and it was longer. *they take and hold purses/bags with them behind the counter while you're in the maze; you get your purse back before you go upstairs though* As for the Selfie/Funhouse, I definitely loved the concepts/themes in the different rooms and the trippy aspects in each room. I recall there were only 4 rooms and a few decorated/themed walk through halls. I would give it an 8/10; I thought it was pretty cool. Definitely felt like it could've used a few more rooms/interactive areas. For what they provided though, I would say it was a pretty decent experience. You definitely go through the entire thing in about 15-20 minutes, so just like the maze, not very long; really just in and out. After doing it once, I don't see myself going back again unless they were to add some new aspects to the place. My overall rate of experience : 7/10

kay and erin are amazing and the absolute nicest people genuinely best experience ever not to…read moreexpensive over all amazing and loved it !

Grubb Grove Farms is a wonderful place for horseback riding lessons. My daughter took lessons here…read morefor three years, and the instructors were patient, knowledgeable, and truly invested in helping her grow. The horses are well cared for, and the farm has a peaceful, welcoming atmosphere. We will definitely be going back. One thing worth noting is that the ranch could use more diversity. The quality of instruction is is great, the representation matters especially for kids. Overall, Grubb Grove Farms is a great place to learn and build confidence around horses. We had a positive experience and look forward to returning.

I signed my child up for summer camp under the beginner class. Very calm horses but it is NOT ok to…read morewear bike helmets instead of proper riding equipment! At the time she was quite new to horseback riding and had only ridden a few times before along with a few other kids in the camp, according to her everyone was nice but I think it was a little advanced for a beginner class considering that they asked kids who had never ridden before to trot on the 3rd day. Overall I think it would be a great camp for riders with some experience but if you're not comfortable with taking things quickly and haven't been riding for a while don't go here! Also, DO NOT wear a bike helmet it's not safe to do!

Of you are looking for an amazing equestrian facility, look no further. Pam Herman farms makes…read moreeveryone feel like family from the moment you drive down their stunning expansive driveway adorned with white fencing. My daughter started riding here at 3 years old with Crystal as her instructor... prior to riding we worked on association with the horses, grooming and learning barn etiquette. Crystal has done so much more than teach my child how to ride a horse, she has built her confidence, given her a new passion in life and surrounded her with a new group of friends and comradeship. It truly is amazing. We go weekly clean, brush & tack our horse. They also do boarding.

I lived in Deep Creek since 1973 and I have never visited this park. I was pleasantly surprised…read morethat my Sister and I ran into other Creekers who were also there with their children for the first time. I loved the displays and the information about the Enslaved People who dug out the swamp to allow others to navigate the waterways. I was so happy that we went on a brisk day when the bugs were laying low. HeeHee! We were able to walk around and look at the dock, the farm house, and a few other out buildings for the farm area. Very interesting that they were families that still lived next to the swamp area. The parking lot is well-kept and free. We found a few places to sit and eat, as well as a few water fountains for visitors. Everything was clean and tidy. We enjoyed listening to the water. Very nice visit!

To be honest, people on insta were telling me I was actually at the wrong location for what I was…read morelooking for. I was so excited to fit in time to go hike the dismal swamp. I've been thinking about it for a while and it fit right into my timeliness this week visiting Machicomoco and Kiptopeke State Parks. I got here and it was all paved. Bikes and pet walkers. I expected some dirt trails and pine needle tails and smelly water to brave through. Cattails or pussy willows if you prefer. Instead I got hard pavement and dogs. I did walk a little ways out. It just wasn't my thing. Cheers to the people who bike and pet walk here. If you pick up poo, put the bag in the trash. Why pick it up if you try to anonymously drop it further down the trail?

OMG... there are not enough words to describe the experience at Ballahack. I suppose it should be…read moresaid that I do not have experience here on a week two week basis, dealing with their normal airsoft field and events. My experience is solely from my recent encounter at their rev omega event. The staff at check in and gun rental and check out for purchasing products as well as the floor. Staff assisting me in choosing proper eyewear, etc. were beyond friendly, amazing people, and so personable you could easily imagine having at length conversations with any one of them. The staff on the field, the People, ensuring that everyone is having a good time as well as following the rules, as well as ensuring that everybody is staying healthy were outstanding. Also personable. They were caring, kind, and interesting. They were interested as well. Sharing stories from previous events, sharing, anecdotes of Ofield actions, as well as things that have happened in the area. Fishing adventures on the pond. Everybody was amazing. The role players in this event, I do not know if they are employees, or if they are just friends of the event, but they were all truly amazing. Swamp sniper, the person most people come out to see, though I can't honestly say if that's true, but in my experience, we came in because of my sons longtime following of his YouTube channel, was awesome. He was so friendly, he was so eager to offer advice, he was super kind. When I made a mistake, he was just an all-around genuine guy. I can't say I can make it here yearly but we'll do our best.

If you're going to have a field that has rules to help promote a family friendly environment, don't…read morehave grown men wear sexual, provocative outfits running around the field. It's not cute, it's not funny, their language, and appearance is unchecked, and disgusting. The staff can only do so much to police things of course, but there are huge red flags that are just ignored by staff. Wouldn't ever bring my kids to here. I am a local, and have been playing on and off at this field since 2014, and you can tell along with the improvements, that it's gone downhill in other ways such as the details listed above.