This place was awesome and out of all the kid friendly attractions for Fall Festivals I'd say this…read moreone was my favorite. There is something for all ages to enjoy and you can easily spend the whole day here and enjoy a substantial meal, while topping it off with some homemade desserts. They had a big covered shelter area to sit down and eat, gift shop, pony rides, tractor rides, barrel rides, corn maze, pumpkin cannon, paintball, corn pit, sandbox, etc. They do a lot events during the season so check social media or their website for up to date happenings. Also the Easter Egg Hunt they do in Spring sounds amazing!! Can't wait to go back next year!

As a whole, I would rate 4 stars because it is a place I would return to, and everyone was so kind,…read morebut there is room for improvement! HOWEVER, I would not recommend it for toddler parents. I felt like we would've liked it more if our daughter was older. Now, the biggest downside is there are VERY few spots for shade, and it was a HOT October day that we went on. With that being said, we didn't stay super long due to the heat and not being able to take sun breaks. I did eat from the concession stand, and it was good, normal concession food! So, yes, we would return, it'll just be a few years and we would probably go later in the season.

Cub Creek Park in Wilkesboro is a sprawling 200-acre haven that blends natural beauty with…read morecommunity-friendly amenities. Whether you're here for a quiet walk or a full afternoon of activity, the park delivers. Its walking trails are especially impressive, winding through shaded woods, open fields, and along the namesake creek, which is stocked for trout fishing and part of North Carolina's Mountain Heritage Trout Program. With plenty of parking and easy access from downtown Wilkesboro, it's a perfect spot for locals and travelers alike. One of the park's standout features is its growing support for electric vehicles. A charging station near the heart of the park includes four connections, two CCS fast chargers rated at 350 kW and two CHAdeMO units at 100 kW, making it a convenient stop for EV drivers. While charging, visitors can enjoy the park's excellent facilities, including eight pickleball courts that have become a local favorite. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, the courts are well maintained and often buzzing with friendly competition. I am not a pickleball player but there was a tournament going on this evening that I stayed to watch for a bit. Beyond recreation, Cub Creek Park is surrounded by civic and cultural landmarks. It's just minutes from the Wilkes Heritage Museum and the historic courthouse square, making it easy to pair outdoor time with a bit of local history. The park also features a dog park, inclusive playground, butterfly garden, and picnic shelters, each thoughtfully designed to welcome everyone. [Review 1207 of 2025 - 4392 in North Carolina - 24759 overall]

Tremendous summer camp experience for children aged elementary through senior high. Higgins Lodge…read moreprovides accommodations to visitors as well as meeting and dining space for conferences. Friendly, caring staff.

Community Commons Park is part of a multi-phase revitalization effort that transformed the downtown…read moredistrict into a welcoming hub. The park features a concert lawn, firepits, a hardscape plaza, and a direct link to the Yadkin River Greenway. Though it was empty when I stopped by, the space radiates potential. Especially with events like Concerts in the Commons, Movies on Main, Carolina in the Fall, FaithFest Kickoff, and the Brushy Mountain Peach and Heritage Festival regularly filling the stage and lawn with music, food trucks, and community spirit. Even when the Commons is quiet, Wilkesboro offers plenty to explore. Twoboros Brewery adds a modern, social flavor to the historic downtown, serving up craft beers in a relaxed setting. Just steps away, the Wilkes Heritage Museum in the old courthouse which offers a deep dive into the region's cultural and architectural history. Whether strolling past the splash pad in summer or tracing the town's moonshine legacy inside the museum, Wilkesboro blends charm, history, and hospitality in a way that makes even a quiet day feel full of promise. There is street parking all around and they love mountain bikes in this town. [Review 1211 of 2025 - 4396 in North Carolina - 24763 overall]

Everything!! I have been so very pleased with Beverly. Her knowledge of upper level techniquesare…read moreperfect for those hoping to grow in their riding skills. Her ease and relatable knowledge and experience with inexperienced riders, also proves to be invaluable in making them feel comfortable and she ensures they have a safe experience! You will not find alcohol, drugs, bad language or the shifty type here, this is exactly where I would want my children to learn to ride and where I would feel very comfortable riding as well. Riders are greeted with the appropriate mount to suit their skill level, from cantering 3ft walls to enjoying a relaxing hack around the beautiful farm through creeks, fields and forest paths. Such a kind, knowledgeable lady!!!

Really Good Experience, Instructors Know what they are doing, Overall Great experienceread more

Our favorite theater in surrounding counties…read more Things are finally starting to get a bit worn, but it's still a great theater. The last few times we have been it's been a bit muggy inside the theaters but when you tell them they will adjust the temperature.

When we went into the theater, it was playing the speaker testing audio over and over again.read more

Bohemian Rhapsody! Great place for rental cabins especially during COVID escapes from the…read moretotalitarian lockdown cities. ! Rock stars or VIPs can easily Fly in via helicopter to the Rock and Roll inspired community which has its own helipad. Bring your Honda side by side and roam freely upon the miles of highly manicured, leafy, floria abundant trails. Enjoy a cool skinny dip in the placid waters of the golf course creek. Bring friends and party the night away with adult beverages unencumbered in several beautifully landscaped and architecturally inspired planned parks and pickle ball. Attended one of the many live "Woodstock" styled free concerts and rub elbows with Joni Mitchel type rock stars. "The song to a Seagull" inspired me and my friend Gary to tears at the concert we attended. Love to rent there but pricey to buy. Unfortunately there is no community pool, nor playground for the kids. Further, the snack shack at the concert venue wasn't opened (built) yet and wanted a stone fired hemp-doe pizza. Incidentally, there was a moonshine still and green leafy plant grow operation which made it more authentic to the original Woodstock festival; in the end we all slept in tents adjacent the woods by the a community trail . Trail Magic was generously given by some fabulous owners whilst included my favorite 12 year old scotch. This is a gated community, so privileged privacy is assured and cameras are on the gates to insure rock star levels of security. and community have well paved roads meandering miles. Take time to drive the miles of paved private roadways through the picturesque and majestic mountains. Overall a great place to party like it's 1999 and play mountain golf.

I love walking the trails here, beautiful and quiet! I go to…read morethe parks office to purchase my hunting license instead of going to Academy. Much easier and never a hassle!

-THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE SWIMMING POOL-…read more This place is the only public outdoor pool in Yadkinville. It's a plain pool with a kiddy pool off to the side. Admission is $3. No diving boards and the water is 5 feet at deepest. They have a snack bar. There were more than a few dead bugs in the water. I also hear that they sometimes close the pool early but I think that's mostly near the end of the summer.