It's a ways out, but it's a ton of fun. If you like shooting or enjoy fishing, then they got you…read morecovered. I've accompanied a member here twice now and wish we had something similar to this closer to Charlotte. First things first: For all intents and purposes, this is a private club. You either need to be a member or be with a member at all times while you're here. They recently installed a fence at the entrance that you have to either swipe a pass or enter a code to for entry, but on the weekends it's typically open, with the "Members Only" signs posted beside the gate. As far as the range, it's the best-case scenario. They have a 200 Yard rifle range and 21 pistol bays (split between large and small pistol, with some bays outfitted with steel plates and others where you mount paper targets). There is no Range Safety Officer present, hence why prior approval is not only required, it's a necessity. You (or the member that brought you) are responsible for your safety and treating your guns safely. That being said, for those comfortable and experienced with guns and gun safety, shooting outdoors without a third party looking over your shoulder is much more relaxing. New membership is limited, and from their website it looks like they're at full capacity, as the number of new members is based on current members that fail to renew. Keep this in mind that you'll be on a wait list if you do want to apply for membership. While I can't get up here all the time due to the distance (and the fact that I have to rely on a friend whose dad is a member to gain entry), I always enjoy my time up here.

Fishing, archery, target shooting. This place has got you covered of your looking to spend some…read moretime outdoors and it's always an enjoyable day when we ride up here. It's a private club (my father has been a member for the better part of ten years) so the first thing you notice is the gate out front of the entrance. You need a badge to get in most days so it keeps random folks from just walking in and horsing around a gun range. Next thing up the drive is the fishing pond. Really lake would be a better descriptor, there's tons of shoreline to stand on and cast off. Follow the road a little further and to your left is the archery range and one set of the pistol ranges. I haven't personally used the archery range but the pistol stalls are quite nice. Six for paper targets only and two on the end with steel target plates, all with a nice wooden benches/tables. Opposite side of the road are the skeet shooting stations. Wednesday seems to be the popular day to go shoot clay pigeons. Continuing down the road the clubhouse is on the right, rifle range on the left. Rifle range consists of maybe a dozen different bays varying at ranges of 50, 100, and 200 yards. Beyond that and all the way down the left side of the road are more than a dozen additional pistol ranges. The place always seems well maintained and I've never had a problem with the staff or other members. Look them up if your trying to find a great place for some outdoorsy fun.

Sadly, closed up and with a chain on the gate, this park has three baseball/softball fields as well…read moreas 2 picnic shelters. The fields can accommodate both adult softball and youth baseball leagues. The main piece is a large main shelter with dressing rooms and a concession stand. There is quite a lot of parking. [Review 14554 overall, 52 of 2021, number 2790 in North Carolina.]

Staff was very friendly, reasonable rates old style bowling alley with electric scoring a mix of…read moreold school and new tech recommend you bring your own bowling ball. The house balls only go to 14 pounds but that's OK. Fun little place to bowl. the pins are looking a little rough, but other than that had a nice time

I came, I bowled, I got a little upset when the "pros" next door kept carrying on "like that" and…read moregetting in the way of progress while struggling to break 100... probably should have expected as much considering where and when and who but still irritating regardless. monday noonish in between works wondering if I can still bowl after the heart thing. the hammer is dead weight and the unicorn has no magic... neither one is tracking and I'm pretty sure it's mostly me so for $9 the answer is "No, I cannot bowl today." sad face :-( Pla Mor is super clean inside and out but kinda showing its age; carpet is getting threadbare around the edges but still hanging in for the most part. the actual lanes and seating seem to be in good repair and the automatic scoring has some bonus distractions available on screen. the bowler's area is clearly defined and there's even messages on the screens to keep food and beverages in back on the tables and bowling hints too!! didn't see anything going on at the snack bar but sodas are vended reasonably. rates are reasonable and the lanes are fair so if you're near here g'head and bowl here.

Pretty plain holes on the mini golf. But we had fun anyway. They was one hole blocked off the day…read morewe played do to being underwater from the rains.

Great place to have a little fun with the family. Everyone was very nice and the price is ok for…read morewhat is offered.

Love it! Sri is wonderful and very helpful and it's a great little space. Very affordable with…read morewonderful things for the kids to get into :)

Truly an amazing experience! Nothing like I expected!…read more The team at Skydive Central are family. It's a small weekend business and this is not their only means of income, so they aren't out for the money and therefore they don't make reckless calls. If there's any chance of a safety risk, they put you first. Our jump had to be rescheduled due to weather conditions, but they worked with us to get it on the books, and when the day came, they made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. They walked us through the process and answered all of our questions without hesitation. Once cleared, we geared up and up we went! If you purchase the video option, they take snippets along the way to build a video story. Our jump was on a very clear day, so once the chute deployed, they explained the sights as we floated down. We had a clear view of the Charlotte city skyline and we could see parts of Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. The freefall from 10,000 feet was quick and before I knew it, my chute was already open. I enjoyed the ride and the landing was cake. It was a wonderful first jump experience and I would not hesitate to do it again.

My cousin came in to town to visit and decided that we were going to do something different. After…read moregoogling around for a bit I came across Skydive Central and gave them a call. They were already booked up because it was such a nice day but Kelvin was nice enough to fit us in with such a short notice. I have been skydiving 5 times in different states and have had some great experiences. The whole staff was very friendly and did a great job of making everyone feel comfortable but most importantly safe. Our instructors Rob'O and Matt did a fantastic job and were true professionals. Coming from someone that has done this a handful of times. I would strongly recommend this place to anyone looking to jump. This summer will consist of many more visits from me and friends. Great job !

Home field for the Mooresville Spinners (Mooresville was a textile factory town), this park is…read moreprofessional sized for minor league ball. Complete with high lighting towers, stadium seating, bleachers and parking. The grass field looks great. The Spinners are collegiate level in the Carolina Virginia League. I'd like to get back here and see a game. [Review 13207 overall, 524 of 2020.]

The Hometown team, The Mooresville Spinners, play local area teams several nights a week June-early…read moreAugust. These college players keep the fans coming back, including the dedicated beer-drinking, self-named "lint heads" that have their own uniform t-shirts. Special promotion nights are offered and popular with fans. There is a concession stand as well as food trucks at the ballpark. Beer and soft drinks are also for sale. I'm glad baseball is still happening, when it isn't storming. A rainout, turned double-header went into a lightening delay the afternoon I visited. When it's close to 100 degrees, summer pop up storms are to be expected. No covered seating unless you're on a team and in the dugout. Also no COVID-19 practices in place, except I did see hand sanitizer at the ticket tent and I know team and staff members have been tested. Other than that, individuals determine social distancing and not one person, including concession workers and police officers had on a mask. Ballpark has a nice scoreboard, but some areas need cleaned up (chucked out old picnic just off the field of play look junky. Thanks boys of summer!

Great location - friendly staff - clean - with great new equipment. Don't miss out on this place.read more