For the location, this complex has just about everything you'd need for a youth with sports on…read moretheir mind. I've been to countless baseball and soccer games here and had always been impressed with the sheer amount of space, number fields of all kinds, and the amount of care that goes into keeping the grounds in shape. I haven't been inside any of the main buildings, but I understand there are amenities for members to utilize such as a pool, gym, etc. The only slight drawback to this park is parking. The areas for parking can get a bit complex and overrun at times when there is more than one little league game or youth soccer match happening at the same time. Some parents get pretty creative and strategic with their mini van placement.

Providence pointe community pool. This pool is not for public but the community people. You can…read morebook the community hall though by visiting the website.

Passing through and stopping here, Cedar Crest is the perfect spot for bringing the little ones to…read moreexercise and burn off some energy. The park features a fenced tot lot, including an adults-only gate to keep them from wandering off. There is also a picnic area. Street parking. [Review 13029 overall, 346 of 2020.]

Stumbled upon this park after visiting Glencairn. This park is adorable! It's a tiny little…read moreneighborhood park and although it's near a major road the entire park is fenced in so felt completely safe. The main play area is padded and it's a really great park for toddlers, babies and maybe the 10 and under crowd. Older kids might be a little bored since the play equipment was pretty basic, but again, great for young kids. There are benches, some swings and a small slide. Lots of good area to run around in but not quite big enough for an organized sporting event. Just a good old fashioned neighborhood pocket park. **Be warned, dogs are not allowed

I cannot say enough amazing things about Dawn and her team for my son's birthday this year. He's…read morevery into science and all types of experiments, so when we found that Dawn and her team would come to our home to do a science party we were thrilled. They were excellent! Dawn really knows how to engage a group of little kids, brought all the supplies and activities, and cleaned up in the end too. The kids were able to make their own slime, their own "snow", some very cool crystals, etc. They had a total blast and I was able to just relax and watch all the kids have fun. My son still asks about it all the time, so I'm sure we'll have to invite Dawn and her team again in the future.

Held my daughter's 7th birthday party here and all the kids loved it! Dawn customized a party…read morepackage around dragons and the range of kids from age 4-10 all enjoyed themselves. Each kid did a hands on experiment which the result of they got to take home as a party favor. In this case it was dragon snot, dragon food, and dragon medicine. Each experiment was preceded by a short demonstration and explanation of the science behind it, and despite being educational it was fun and kept even the youngest child's attention. Dawn and her assistant handled everything from the entertainment to serving the cake to cleaning up and packing up the party favors. It was easy, fun, and educational. Highly recommended!

Nice lake front, hence the name, general meeting and activity center for Sun City Carolina Lakes,…read moreseven miles south of the NC border on Hwy 521. The office and front desk people are superb. They are "up" on all the activities coming up and through them you can purchase tickets for them. Very helpful and friendly to residents and visitors alike. Great folks. There is an indoor pool, kept at a nice 84F, so no cold shock. Large lounge area, computers for internet access, a ball room that can be segmented into three areas, a full pottery studio with six wheels and two kilns, beautiful outdoor porch and meeting rooms. The three story gym includes an indoor eighth mile track, weight machines, treadmills and ellipticals and lots of free weights. At one end of the ball room is a full kitchen for demos and the "Cooking Fingers" club uses it for their meetings and guest chefs. There is also a large outdoor pool open from May through September. When the outdoor pool is operating, children (yes, there are lots of grandchildren visiting residents) are restricted from the indoor pool. In the winter months, the indoor pool is open for child use and weekend days from 1pm - 4pm. There are six tennis courts, two pickle ball courts, two horseshoe pits and indoor there is a coffee and snack cafe open from early morning until just after lunch. In all, the Lake House is the hub of activities for Sun City. An additional amenity center, as it is correctly called, is planned for completion around 2015, which will include outdoor courts and a pool.

This was an amazing experience for my family and going to celebrate my son's birthday was…read moredefinitely perfect going there. And thanks to Theo we definitely had a blast. Be site to ask for him at the Rock Hill location that dude was definitely great to play with!!!

Had a great time at paintball central in rock hill. Even in freezing temps the staff including Ryan…read moreand Kalib were very accommodating and pleasant - we had a great time ! We also had a great big fire in the fire pit courtesy of Talen. These young gentleman love their jobs and really want to make your experience that much better ! We will def. be back.

We have really enjoyed the lessons here. It's more expensive than other places but the trainers are…read morevery good at what they do. They also have a good variety of horses to ride. Classes are small and trainers pay close attention to each rider. Everyone is very nice and there's always someone ready to help if you're struggling with your horse.

Lauren rode here before we moved to Brigadoon. There were some issues at the time which lead a lot…read moreof the boarders and trainers to leave for other stables. I am not sure if they still have the same issues now, but of course, in any case you should do your homework before choosing a stable. To be fair, we were there when the current owner was still fairly new to the ownership of PEC, so some of the issues may have been transitional. However, the main issue that bothered me and why we left had to with allegations of improper care/feeding of the horses. Even though the new owner is/was a Veterinarian, there were major conflicts between the trainers and the owner about that issue. I recently checked out their website and since the time we were there, they have torn down the old barn and built a new & improved facility. They are also now hosting the UNCC Equestrian team. Hopefully, the other issues have been resolved as well.

Optimist Training is the best kept secret in the Carolinas!!! I would like to thank Billy Wilken…read moreand his wife Stephanie for planning and executing two fun filled weeks of a custom adventure summer camp for my son, his cousins and family friends- a custom group of kids from 12 to 15 years of age. The adventure camp included kayaking, fishing, swimming, hiking, disc golf and sports training. The kids were at Ebenezer Park on Lake Wylie, Andrew Jackson State Park, the Catawba River and the Fort Mill Dam to Riverwalk. The kids had so much fun that at the end of the day, they just wanted an afternoon snooze instead of looking at their phones. Billy is a great guy, while fishing, he taught the kids all kinds of fun facts like how to tell time by just looking at the sun's location. Most important, he's able to identify a child's natural sport's abilities and give the coaching and reinforcement to help the child thrive. A special thank you to Billy and Stephanie for their hard work and flexibility with us to make this a memorable experience, the kids loved it!!! We are now planning an adventure birthday party that will involve all three generations. I highly recommend Optimist Training for custom camp adventures , special events and more. Thank you!!! -Diana Leon