This small square is located across from Salem College. The clean and well kept grass is…read morecrisscrossed by smooth brick paths. There are several large trees providing excellent shade in the park. This is a nice spot for a picnic or a walk, though there are no picnic tables. At the southwest corner, there is a fresh water spring. [Review 14990 overall, 492 of 2021, number 2856 in North Carolina.]

We love shopping at First Flakes. The owners are knowledgable about their product lines and…read moreequipment. They have decades of experience and still ski. They enjoy giving guidance, which we have found to be extremely helpful. We do our equipment rentals through them to give us more time on the mountain. Their store front has a super vintage vibe that matches the experience of the help available inside.

Friendly people and good service. Saves time T the slopes to get equipment ahead of time. Will rent…read morehere again.

These guys are the people to deal with for all of your firearm needs. They have a HUGE selection…read moreof Rifles, Shotguns, Handguns, Reloading Equipment, Ammunition, Scopes and other hunting equipment! If you are a collector, they also have very rare older guns from which to choose. They have a Gunsmith on-site and he is ready to assist you with your needs. They also have a shooting range and you can shoot by the hour at a very fair price! Thank you for being one of my favorite gun shops for the past 30 years!

This was my first time shooting (ok, except those few times back at camp when I was 12...), and it…read morewas absolutely wonderful. My dad and I had a super terrific time shooting today. They have an open air range, acceptable for rifles, pistols and the like. There is also skeet/clay disc shooting available. No membership necessary, and the cost was $8 per hour, per shooter. Not bad. A great big thank you to TJ, who helped me learn to properly grip and aim the guns, and who gave my dad sound advice as well! You're the best!

Great 18-hole par 3 course that is mostly wooded surrounding Sunrise Church. Gently sloping hills…read morewith some tricky right hand throws that can easily bump your score up!

Tricky course. Nice natural wood lines. Didn't nice folk. If they didn't place next hole arrows I…read morewouldn't of completed the course- thankfully they did! Didn't get lost or lose any disc. Be careful after rain though grounds may be wet. Also, don't wear nice shoes!!!!

This area recently opened. It has a gravel parking area (handicapped spot is paved), with concrete…read moresteps leading down to the Ararat river. Two wooden beams down the middle of the steps for boat access.

One of the great things about having an RV is that if you feel like you want a nap, all you need to…read moredo is find a quiet and level parking space. This morning, that was the Riverside Park. It's quiet and it's peaceful and if the timing is right, there is some shade And after the nap, it was nice to get out and stretch our legs with a walk around. The park has a nice playground, a skate park, a kayak launch, a public restroom and it functions as a trailhead for the Riverside Park Granite City Greenway. Enjoy your time here! [Review 1757 of 2024 - 3677 in North Carolina - 22780 overall]

My husband took me on a surprise hike in Mt. Airy. It was a very pleasant surprise on a beautiful,…read morewell maintained paved path along the Ararat River. We saw a Box Turtle, a Blue Heron and Brown Trout holding at a small waterfall. We did about 3 miles of the 8 and is an easy trail that is open to pets and bicycles. It was also a nice surprise to my hubby that it is a popular trout fishery. We will definitely be back with our bikes, fishing rods, and a picnic lunch! In addition, this location also has a pickle ball court, playground, and a basketball court. Highly recommend!

This place has really turned around. Course was green and lots of grass not weeds. Played well -…read moreadjustments made to some holes to make play better and easier with tee offs. Having not been here in 5 years I can't believe how much better this course is being run now. Great job Silo Run. Still love the moonshot off 11 down the mountain. This is just a fun course to play - good for all levels - 4 hours for a foursome to play.

Nice little course. Nice variety of holes. Course in good condition. Excellent price. Just didn't…read morefeel welcome either from staff or other players. Mentioned to guy working the counter it was my first time playing there and he just pointed out first tee and that was it. No thank you, hope you enjoy it, we appreciate your business or anything. Kinda felt like I was bothering him. Several older golfers around pro shop and putting green and just got stares like I was trespassing and interrupting them by speaking and smiling. Great price and nice course just take your own partners to talk to.

It has been a minute since I had the opportunity to go to Homeplace to swim…read more We don't camp, so we only took advantage of the swimming pool area. We took three adults and three children. Everyone was $10 each except for the 3 year old, she was only $5 to get in. The pool opened and 10 and I think they close at 5 or 6. We also added in an umbrella. The umbrellas are $10 to rent for the day and a lifeguard will come over and set it up. It was worth every last cent. They also have season passes if you plan on coming quite a bit. That would be worth your money. We stayed most of the day and it was fun, but it's a lot of people. We thought for a Monday morning it would be a smaller number, but there was a childcare center there and they had several teachers/staff, but the kids were all over the place and it was a lot for them to watch. I had to stay on high alert because their kids kept splashing my kid and myself, and one kid even walked over and stomped my kids float on the ground just being a menace. Not one adult said anything to them at all. So that was frustrating because I can't police and parent other people's kids. Only my own. As the day went on the childcare center finally left, but more teens and adults were showing up to swim. We left around 3 and felt we had swam our monies worth. There are diving boards and a rope swing. The slide is currently down so that it can be replaced with a newer and safer slide. They do also have a snack bar. The hotdogs are red, my favorite! And the fries are so good! You can bring a wagon, bags, a small cooler with snacks and drinks, pretty much anything you're willing to lug in. There's a hill to walk down to the pool and it can be a beast to go back up hauling junk. So be mindful what you drag in. You're also allowed to bring floats. They have an air thing to pump them up to save your breath. The pool is a zero entry pool that you can walk into. There's a roped off part of like 1 1/2 ft. which was perfect for my toddler. Then it goes to 2 1/2 and then up to like 5ish feet. It's excellently laid out. It's a fun place and cheap entertainment for the day.

Immaculately kept, delightful people and peaceful atmosphere. We highly recommend for camping. The…read morepool wasn't open at the time of year we were there but the were adding a couple of nice sized slides for the kids.