Littlejohn Community Center goes out of its way to help everyone within the community of Clemson…read more On top of providing early learning experiences for younger children in the community, it also provides opportunities to volunteer to the Clemson University students. They welcome everyone with open arms, great food, and plenty of opportunities to learn and flourish.

Stumbled upon this cute little park area as we were driving around exploring side roads from Old…read moreFort to Asheville. What a gem! This little community center seems to have a lot to offer: - The playground is a lot of fun- both our kids, ages 4 & 7, loved it! A well-kept wooden playground with swings (3 regular & 1 baby swing), a seesaw, a tire swing, and a big plastic sea monster for climbing. - Short paved walking loop with some benches, picnic tables and grill, and 1 of those little exercise stops and a creek flowing by (great for kids to splash around in!) - Large grassy field - Basketball court (half court) - Community garden - Large picnic table area with covered pavilion - Leashed dogs allowed (please pick up after them - there are poop bags along the sidewalk) The community center appears to be closed right now and I haven't checked out the website yet but there's a board with some info by the playground. It seems like they offer yoga classes (Free maybe? Says "donations accepted"), there's an ad for reiki healing, and a whole calendar of events for children and adults. This center definitely seems to run on donations and volunteers. We were happy to contribute to the painted metal donation post by the playground. Peaceful, safe, beautiful park areas like this are hard to find these days. We're passing through, as we're just frequent vacationers to the area, but I hope the community keeps up this little local gem!

This place was absolutely amazing, me and my girlfriend came here to get our balls drilled and get…read morea little advice however when we were introduced to Dale he was amazing, he not only drilled our balls and took the time to explain everything, after we were allowed to throw our newly drilled balls and he even gave us some pointers. This was an absolute amazing experience and I wish every new bowler could have the same one. Dale is amazing and I truly reccomend them to anyone for any of your bowling needs.

I can't say much about the community center as a whole, so I don't want to leave one star because…read moreof that, but the bowling alley is not a place I'd want to go back to. The workers are so rude and they spent most of the time while we were bowling just watching us like we were doing something wrong (even though there were plenty of other families there, they spent the most time watching us and all we were trying to do is have little family bowling trip). I think they are not very family-friendly and definitely don't like babies (1-2). They were also rude to us for having sippy cups and said we couldn't have those unless we were at a table. Sippy cups now like come on. Like do you expect us to bring the babies over to the table everytime they want a drink. If the staff were replaced it could possibly be a better place to go to.

The Alpharetta Community Center is located in the heart of Alpharetta near S. Main Street and Old…read moreMilton Parkway. Nearby businesses includes: Crust Pasta & Pizzeria https://www.yelp.com/biz/crust-pasta-and-pizzeria-alpharetta?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Alpharetta Outfitters, a home school bookstore and Zaxby's. The center itself is quite impressive. Besides plenty of parking up front and in the back there are lots of sidewalks for those that want to walk their dogs or just want to get a little exercise. In the back of the center is a big park with a gazebo that anyone can use. Some of the facilities include 2 gymnasiums, a gymnastic center, a dance center and locker rooms with showers. They offer activities and programs for people of all ages from fly fishing to harp lessons for teens to softball-basketball for adults. If you would like to view their lastest offerings. Please click here http://www.alpharetta.ga.us/government/publications/recreation-parks-leisure-guides The staff here are friendly, professional and very helpful. 1244th review 3/3/2018 164th for 2018

Best community center in the county! Spent alot of my highschool and time playing basketball ball…read morehere as well other recreational​ activities.

I am so glad we found this! I saw someone posting about it on Instagram so we went to check it out…read moreand it did not disappoint! This is such a huge plus to the community with tons of displays and informational exhibits for kids. It's free to enter and our toddler really enjoyed the walking trails, the turtles and the water & train displays! Do check and make sure the water exhibit is open that day if it's in the summer bc of day camps if you're really wanting to see that. It is the coolest exhibit imo but they had a huge train table, tent for pretend play and tons of other educational toys for kids in the other rooms too They also took us down to see the reptile exhibit with turtles, snakes and lizards and it's a scenic route with waterfalls and cool architecture. Couldn't love this place more; it's a must visit!

This place is legit! So much for my kids to do while being active and enjoying themselves.read more

Love this mountain community. Just spent several days here with the grands and they had a blast!…read moreFrom bear spotting and deer gazing, the beautiful woods offer so much to see. Over 50 miles of hiking trails, three lakes, a beautiful marina, and two pools, there is something for everyone. The girls loved the rock slide and both pools. There are ample lifeguards, which is reassuring. The Beach Club offers a pool and a beach on the lake side. There is an inflatable obstacle course which kids love, too. There are so many amenities, you always have something to do. We aren't golfers but the course is beautiful. The lodge restaurant is set to reopen soon after a complete renovation, but there is also a fabulous restaurant just outside the gate. (Yes, this is a gated community) The restaurant is called Home and it serves delicious meals. You can get something as simple as a great burger or something fancier like seared halibut. The girls loved the ice cream shop just outside the gate. There's another restaurant in the same plaza, called the Lucky Hare and it's supposed to be good as well. Big Canoe is the perfect place to visit, whether you are looking for adventure or a relaxing time in the woods, surrounded by countless wildlife.

Well first off, Mother Nature always comes through with the beautiful landscape!!!…read more We made our way into the Big Canoe neighborhood- up & around the windy road to our house/cabin 27 Laurel Ridge Lane Jasper, Ga. 30143 A beautiful house & BIG! 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. This house had 5 beds & bunks in 1 bedroom- PERFECT for a large crowd. I am terribly sorry, but if I felt better I would have taken a TON of pics!! 3 stories!! Upstairs had 2 large bedrooms & jack/jill bathroom. Spacious!! Main floor had 1/2 bath, master bed/bath, large kitchen & a small living room area w/fireplace. Downstairs had 2 bedrooms & jack/jill bath, laundry & a spacious extra "livingroom" Long deck could view the golf course & beautiful mountains!!! There is a small screened in porch w/dining table too. Downstairs had ANOTHER deck with a hot tub (didn't use). If you are wanting a relaxing vacation spot, this is great! Houses are VERY close to eachother, but you really don't feel it! Enough space for all to truly relax & be safe in this beautiful gated community!! I'm sure not cheap. 4 couples split a 2 night stay at $200 each. We could have had at least another couple or 2 to split more! Bring extra coffee pods, TP, paper towels, napkins & food if you are staying over a few days. A full kitchen & lots of dishes, pots pans, etc! But not FULLY stocked. Go, relax & enjoy yourselves!!!

This was a trip back in time to enjoy the tribe showing the ways of crafting, weapons making and…read morethe classic housing. With the finale being the dances of the tribe. This is well worth visiting to see the culture and the wonderful people.

Oconaluftee Indian Village is a great place to visit to learn more about the Cherokee and how they…read morelived in the 1700s. As I bought a combo ticket with Unto the Hills and wasn't given a ticket for the Village I arrived with my receipt and ticket for the show. That was scanned and allowed me in. Tours start about every 15 minutes or when a large enough group is formed. The tour is guided and we stopped at stations to learn about weaving; bead work; woodworking. Some of the stops were at dwellings and ritual sites. We saw traps for animals. They had a unique way to catch fish with the trap that was placed in the water. Some of the stops didn't have anyone working so the guide just talked about it. One guide took us on the tour and two separate guides talked with tour groups mixed together about the customs and rituals in the Council House. There was no dancing done at the dance grounds. They did talk about the different tribes.

Not only is this facility my voter precinct but it's also my community's wonderful recreation…read moredepartment for all age groups. Wish their website was a little more up to speed when it comes to seasonal activities but you can't have it all. Favorite new upgrades includes all the brand new outdoor public playgrounds. Three total. One on the lower ball fields. A smaller more pre-school, little tikes set in between upper ball fields, and then this one near the upper gravel parking lot. Thank you Banks Co for continuing to take such great care of all of us!