I live in the park. Kevin and team are wonderful! They are always attentive to the needs of the…read moreresidents and park. I'm a 'newbie' and Kevin assisted me with finding a spot and getting set up. At the time, there were no other RV parks that had openings in the RDU area. They didn't even call me back, just emails. Springhill is a wonderful wooded spot to live in or stay in temporarily.

Our stay started by us calling Kevin when we were an hour away.....he met us on the main road to…read moreassist us to getting to the office.....he is the consummate Host. We received a comprehensiveness orientation to the Park.....he then lead us to our huge spacious treed site with a large concrete patio. He assisted us in backing into the proper position....he made sure we knew where the services on our site. Very quiet park....twice weekly onsite trash pick up....felt very secure......comes with cable and lots of over the air T V. Electricity is extra....propane refill in the park at a reasonable price. We stayed for a month....very resonable. We were here for a surgery at Duke Medical Center which is about a half hour drive. Several historical points of interest close by....theater....botanical gardens....lots of college sports and attractions. No on site Laundry....however several laundromats in the near by town....several grocery stores and restaurants of a nice variety and shopping within a 20min. Drive..... And the Staff handout goodies to the Dogs.....the Dogs love the Friendly Staff too.

This is not your typical review…read more I (we) have been bringing our 6th or 7th Graders here for 14 of the last 18 years, for our 'end of year' field trip. There is a huge field, just right for kickball, soccer, touch football, softball, volleyball (nets provided), Frisbee, water balloon fights, kite flying, and... well, just about anything else you can think of on a wide open, cleanly mowed field. Down the lane apiece, there is a pond, and a nice hike around it. Next, there is a swimming pool. A nice one (shaped like a giant scallop, with the deep end by the hinge). They staff it with three lifeguards - one at the shallow end, two at the deep. Oh, and the lifeguards require the kids to 'prove' their swimming ability before allowing them in the deep area. Good call! There is an area under the trees with swings, a slide, and a number of other goodies - all underlain with enormous amounts of mulch. Kids have to try pretty hard to get hurt there, if they fall. Finally, there is a pavilion with perhaps a dozen or so picnic tables. At the far end is a small kitchen, with a sink, several refrigerators and a microwave. (This happens to be MY favorite space, since the weather under the roof is always AWESOME. ) The fine folks that run the camp usually show up within the first hour (or two) that you're there. They're really laid back, and always ask if there is anything that you need. They tend to come back before you leave, to hand you the billing for the day. They're happy to take PO numbers... but we've been visiting for so many years now, that I really don't remember what it was like the first year or two. It's readily apparent that they expect you to come back year after year. Yeah, it's THAT good. We've already scheduled next year's visit. Does that tell you how we feel about this place?

Beautiful, easy to walk up piece of lake it's usually pretty busy when it's hot they have a lot of…read morewildlife and places to sit They're not too far from a couple of places to eat (pizza, Chinese, grocery store) Great location for a picnic

Love the hiking paths at West Point in the eno! There is a few shelters and a bathroom!…read more During the summer you will find families swimming in the river The old mill is open some days with a guide to answer any questions!

I've used Robert's Mobile RV Repair for the second time since owning my camper. Once when the A/C…read moreunit went out and this time to reseal the top of the camper and slide out. He has always done a great job communicating and the pricing has been fair in my opinion. He has even offered to give me quotes on long term solutions to my slide out leaking problem that he did fix. This goes above the call to service I request. I would highly recommend him to anyone in need of repairs to the mobile Rv/ camper. I will continue to use Robert as long as I own a camper. Thanks for the great work Robert!

Robert is an awesome guy and helped me convert a shuttle bus into a tiny home on wheels. He helped…read moreme with all of the solar, charge stations, DC to DC charger and more. I have been on the road now for about 6 months and everything is working great. I highly recommend him for your solar needs and will be using him again in the future

Another wonderful experience here! The hike is just strenuous enough to get your legs working and…read moreheart pumping without being too overwhelming. The rangers also do a great job of keeping the path clean.

This is a great hike! It has wide paths that go around the mountain and a beautiful view at the…read moreoverlook point.

Nice clean park with several pickleball courts. Courts are clearly marked and always clean. Plus,…read morethe bathrooms are clean too.

Lots of gated areas to make sure there are no escapees. All dogs when outside of the gate were…read moreleashed. Dogs must be registered before coming! There is also a tennis court and soccer field basically on the/ next to it. We assumed it is all the same place. Wish it included some walking trail type areas but there was also a covered space with picnic benches and bbq grills. So a pretty well rounded little spot for multiple needs. Water fountains weren't functioning closest to bathrooms on tennis side when we went though...

Yes yes yes yesssss!!! This place. It has been such a healing and restorative place for me…read more I don't live very close to FSYC but the 30 days for $30 drew me in. I thought "why not?" especially when most yoga drop in classes are $15+ I ended up going to class nearly everyday while I had this newcomers deal and of course it got me hooked! Started off with the mellow beginners classes and slowly integrated into the vigorous class. Mellow class: very beginner friendly and typically has around 5-15 people attending. Expect slowly, restoring poses. They do have mats that you can use: Vigorous classes: hotter and sweaty! Hard but don't let it be a reason you don't go. It's challenging but a good, healthy challenge. I'm no yogi not even close but I do enjoy these classes :) All of the teachers are very kind and knowledgeable. Can't say enough about this lovely studio. I would recommend it to anyone!

So this is a review for the new teacher classes specifically and needs to be noted (but also seems…read morelike what some others have experienced before too with other classes) Lori made sure I knew where to park and was really helpful. I really hate that you have to pay for parking on days outside of Sunday and therefore, I probably won't go to the studio during a weekday or Saturday for that reason. I understand that Franklin Street is pretty busy, and it's not really their fault but it's just a financial inconvenience. I really wish that the instructor would've been doing the movements with us. It seems like others have taken classes, and the instructor doesn't necessarily participate. I feel like this helps with pacing and understanding when holding a pose is on the brink of being too long (maybe I'm just not as used to holding warrior 1&2 for so long in any classes I've taken but my quads were about to give out. If they aren't doing the pose with us, I don't know if they can tell when a pose is too long. The studio itself was very cute and very clean and well organized with a ton of supplies available for students. I really love their choice of music which was very calming and wasn't anything crazy. I love at the end of class they give you a little eye mask and by the time we went into meditation at the end, I completely forgot where I was and was zoned out, which was awesome. I'll be interested to see how other teachers do later on and how their pacing is. I also completely forgot my mat at home and was very thankful when they offered me a borrowed one!!

I went to one of Immersion Island's camps for adults this weekend, and it was terrific. As a…read morebeginner (I've been studying Spanish for 9 months), I was worried that it would be difficult (not to mention tiring) to keep up with an 8-hour day of conversation entirely in Spanish, but Jennifer did a great job of structuring the day so it did not get tedious and had plenty of variety. The camp is offered over a weekend and students can go for one day or two (I just went on Saturday). There were about 10 students there, at various stages of proficiency from beginner to advanced, along with 6 or 7 native speakers. There were times when we spent time listening to cultural presentations, other times when we practiced conversation one-on-one or in small groups. The theme on Saturday was a "visit" to Venezuela. The most interesting thing was learning from, and speaking with, 5 native Venezuelans who told us about the country and talked about traditions, the landscape, the food, etc. One of them was a very skillful musician who plays the "cuarto" (four-stringed guitar) and led us through several songs, which was fun and also useful for practicing vocabulary. They also showed us how to make arepas, which we had for lunch. All of the native speakers were patient and encouraging, so I felt like I absorbed a lot without feeling stressed about my beginner speaking skills. The students with more advanced speaking skills also had opportunities to have more in-depth conversations.

My children love Immersion Island! I am originally from Mexico and speak Spanish to my children but…read moremy husband does not speak much Spanish so at home we speak English mainly. Immersion Island provides my kids with the opportunity of being fully immersed in Spanish language while learning the culture of Spanish speaking countries best of all, is super fun and my kids keep asking for it each year! I can really tell the difference at the end of the week of camp, on their level of confidence speaking Spanish to me, compared to the first day of camp.

This Y is great. Good variety of machines, very friendly and helpful staff, a great community of…read moremembers. The class offerings are good and the pool is a big plus. I am baffled by seeing some poor reviews on here. I can only say: if you can't tolerate anything less than Equinox and that's what you can afford, then good riddance.

0/10 recommend. Staff are v rude and lie constantly. Facility is falling apart. Members are barely…read moreallowed to use the pool due to scheduling.

Not a far drive off the main highway in Durham. Bring your…read morefriends and Family! I went for the lamb snuggles- they are so cute! The friendly/knowledgeable worker walked us in the lamb pen - clearly explained the rules then gave us some food and the friendly lambs came over for lots of snuggles. When done with the snuggles we could go explore. First we went to the clean restroom to wash, then headed over to the other side of the pond to pet the goats. There were also bunnies,chickens a donkey and a mule. You can buy local beer, wine and drinks, walk through the gift shop and pick and eat berries. They also have live music- check the website.

TLDR: Enchanting, engaging farm in Durham offering lamb snuggles, goat petting, live music, games,…read morecamps, and more. The farm also has sheep, chickens, bunnies, donkey, mule, gift shop, seating areas, air conditioned restrooms, handwashing stations, and a pond. We had a lovely experience at Old Mill Farm recently. It was a much needed peaceful retreat and return to nature. We could have spent all weekend just relaxing on the deck watching the animals and snacking on fresh blackberries. We arrived a little late for our lamb snuggle session, however, the employee who greeted us was so understanding and welcoming. She introduced us to the lambs, clearly stated the rules, and answered all of our farm questions. After feeding and petting the adorable sheep for 45 minutes, we explored the rest of the farm. We washed our hands, walked around the pond, pet the goats, perused the gift shop, and visited the chickens, sheep, donkey, mule, bunnies, and vineyards. The fresh blackberries in the vineyard were large, refreshing, and delicious. At that point we were soaked in sweat and decided to wash our hands and head out. We did play all four "carnival" games before leaving. Local: we appreciate their emphasis on supporting other local businesses in what they offer at the bar and in the gift shop. Food/drink: Bar stocked with local beer, mead, wine, cider, and non-alcoholic options. No restaurant on site but they sometimes have a food truck. Customer service: I forgot her name, but the farmer leading our group was incredible. She was so welcoming, patient, and passionate about the farm animals. Parking: large, labelled dirt parking lot near the donkey and mule enclosure. Reservations: needed on specific days/times/events. The website lists when reservations are needed. Price: check the website for free visit days/times. Some events do have a cost. Lamb snuggling was $10/person (for 5 people) and included food for the lambs and a self-guided tour of the farm. It was definitely worth the price.