We love visiting Split Creek Farm. You can walk around and visit the goats, pig, chickens, and even…read moresee deer running through. They teach you about goat farming, and have a room showing all of the awards their goats have won. Inside the shop you can get goat products like lotion etc. The best part is getting up close to the goats who are curious and happy for a nice pet on the head!

My kids and I had the most wonderful experience at Split Creek Farms! The grounds are beautiful and…read morethe goats and other animals are obviously very well taken care of. My favorite part? The cheese and fudge, oh my goodness what a treat. Do yourself a favor, take a visit and reward yourself with some delicious, local goodies.

Rows and rows and rows of sunflowers. Run by a local family for charitable reasons. Worth the visit…read moreif you're hereabouts. Because rows and rows and rows of sunflowers. Free entrance. It is a field ;)

As you can tell from my other reviews, my wife and i like festivals and fairs. What is offered in…read morethis state is a reflection of all that is good. Plus there is good food and tractors! We found this fair by accident and decided to travel up to Simpsonville and stay at an Airbnb and enjoy this small town. we had never been here before and we were exited about all that we read about this fair. Now this is your typical small town fair. Lots of locals and great stuff for youth of all ages.This an event to educate and inspire community celebration of the science and technology of plant and animal production through youth participation involving the 4-H and FFA organization! The South Greenville Fair promotes responsibility, and leadership for youths by providing the challenges of competition in all phases of agriculture, horses, and livestock. and it provides a format for the community to see and experience, and helps promote the value of the environment and natural resources to preserve rural heritage. Been around since 1958! As you can see there are plenty of cows, goats and chickens, We met some of the fine kids who really put lots of hours into raising their animals to be champions. One the coolest things i haven't seen in many years and my wife has never seen (shes a city girl) was the rabbit judging contest. The judge went over each rabbit in great detail and it was very stressful for the rabbit owners! We got to meet the Fair Queen! She was a delightful young lady who took the honor with professionalism and grace. What does a fair queen get and do? Well i had to ask never being one myself! They get a $500.00 Scholarship awarded to the college of her choice~ her duties at the fair are, She will be handing out prize ribbons, riding in the tractor parade, & giving Autographs! Ok the tractor parade was awesome! I do like them and these folks tack great pride in their tractors, some of them were over 100 years old! If you look we took over 33 photos of the event and didnt even cover it all. We ate homemade ice cream,excellent homemade cookies and really enjoyed the locals we met, super friendly and they were so glad we came. There was plenty of parking and super clean porta potties. They even had men and women's porta potties! Its held in Sept of every year and well worth the trip. We will be back!

Went around 6:30 on a Friday. A lot of ppl we had to wait at every hole. We finally skipped in…read morefront of people. Nice waterfalls and fish and overall it was really nice. Just busy

Salem and Westminster Seventh-Day Adventist churches used the large room event space for a one day…read morefamily VBS. The staff were friendly, courteous, and very helpful. Mini golf was a huge hit. beautiful setting for our families to experience a creation themed VBS. Our sincere thanks to the staff for working with our group of 50+.

Clean grounds, organized sections. Love when the fairground lits up with carnival lights. The…read moreexotic animal petting zoo is my fav. What I didn't like were the pricing on the foods/drinks, and the carnivals games could be better. As for entrance fees, be selective with the promo. Tuesdays $2 etc. Some days come with unlimited rides but the entrance fee may be higher.

I love these place! It has a great atmosphere and everything is affordable…read more My only complaint is that it's closed often for party reservations, and you never know when that is. Great ice cream while you get to play some old games!

Nice to bring the kiddos and nice for a first date!! I love coming here very fun, chill place and…read morecan play games

It was a fun interactive rainy day activity to do with friends (that have little one's) that were…read morevisiting. I look forward to taking advantage of various events they host throughout the year!

Wanna see a nuclear reactor Upclose and Personal? Take the self-guided tour at Duke's World of…read moreEnergy to learn how electricity is generated using water, coal and uranium. Oconee was the first nuclear station built by Duke Energy. Operating since 1973 it has produced more than 500 million megawatt-hours of electricity, 1st in the country to do so. Fun things to do: * Kids love pushing (our) buttons! Luckily the World of Energy is filled with interactive exhibits, games and videos, all with buttons waiting to be pressed. * Explore a full size nuclear reactor replica and test your knowledge at the computer games * Get a kick seeing the 1930s small home-appliances invented by Duke's engineers, like the electric toaster and the iron machine! * Enjoy a 0.25 mile nature trail and a colorful butterfly garden (however we only saw one butterfly, maybe they were all hiding because of the heat) More FREE attractions in the area: * Walhalla Fish Hatchery - feed, fish and see all the life stages of trout * Historic Oconee Station (former Indian trading post) and Hagood Mill (still operating grist mill, site to live demos, blue grass and folk tales festivals) * Legendary Issaqueena and Whitewater waterfalls * Admire country's largest collection of nature-based sculptures at SC Botanical Garden (on the Clemson campus)

Worst customer service, ever! This hole in the wall country club needs new management. We took…read moreour business to Thornblade. Bar is run down and poorly stocked with rude employees, I can tell they were trained by management. Sad!

Looks like membership is down as the older gen here in Holly Tree is replaced. They tried to…read morebolster membership by forcing the Holly Tree community to join for the pool benefits. Let me know how that works out. $1200 plus a year for a pool that opens weeks later than everywhere else, closes hours earlier and is kept up to bare minimum standards. Vacuums always broken, pool is filthy. Concrete is in disrepair and swim team and their parents make it a miserable experience. Don't wast your money. Oh... Then you're forced to buy at least $40 a month in mediocre food as a member. Thanks but no thanks. Holly Tree CC I do know a good bankruptcy lawyer when you need it feel free to reach out. Not to mention that every time you want to use the pool it it's surrounded by unruly swim team with zero respect. Or closed for a private group. They leave trash, take over the community area and jump all over the mothers with small children from opening to July. Members who don't live here are inconsiderate pri*ks flying 40-50 MPH through our neighborhood where our families walk and play. Sorry I don't recommend paying to be surrounded by as*^%les!