How relaxing!!! The music and environment does so much for your soul and that's not to include the…read morebenefit from the salt!! My teenage son was feeling under the weather so we went to re energize him! Also took my daughter who enjoyed as well. Highly recommend!

In the area on vacation. Fantastic experience for my daughter and I today. We both had European…read morefacials. I cannot tell you how great my face feels. They also offer massages, yoga, and a salt cave. Whether you're local or visiting, please check them out.

There are two ChargePoint stations here, located to the right (south) of the shopping mall and…read morearound to the side. The end store closest is the Polo Ralph Lauren. The stations each have two cables and are Level 2, J1772 6.6 kW hookups. What's amazing here is that the stations are FREE to park and to recharge, thanks to the generosity of the Tanger Outlets Blowing Rock. Of course, there isn't much else within walking distance so if you're parked here, odds are that you're going to be shopping at the mall. There is limited shade here as the stations are against a high wall and it faces south. The shopping plaza does have food, candy and free wifi. The charging stations are open 24 hours. [Review 15914 overall - 3129 in North Carolina - 1419 of 2021.]

ChargePoint is the most incompetent business on earth. If you try to use the app you will be…read moremisled. You will be sent to a charger that does not exist or a nonfunctional charger. If not for government subsidies, this enterprise would have folded years ago

Attached to a nearby Sheetz parking lot so plenty of bathroom and road trip snack options…read more One of the SCs had a destroyed cable but otherwise no major issues. Was happy to find this near the Sheetz so you can easily get road trip snacks. Had no issues with chargers and the sheet has an area with tables and chairs if you want to chill. Fairly simple access to highway No big issues getting in and out.

Lots of chargers just off I40 at a SHEETZ. Who doesn't love SHEETZ. I just noticed they have a…read moreself service soft serve ice cream machine. WOOO !!! Clean restrooms. It's a great stopping place. Safe at night.

I just love coming to this gem in Downtown Davidson. Being a Davidson resident, I think it is…read moreimportant to support our small local businesses. This place is so unique and special. I shop here regularly and truly enjoy the experience. The Village Store is part of our quaint Main Street area not to be overlooked. You can shop for housewares, local foods, boutique clothing and jewelry, toys, Lake Life and Lake Norman local gifty items, like tshirts, pillows, tea towels, etc. There is so much to look at here, and trust me, you will find something you love! The staff there is very friendly and the store is so well stocked. The prices are very fair compared to other boutique style stores, but I'd say the Village Store has the biggest selection of home and gift items in the Lake area. They have begun putting out their fall decor, and they really have some beautiful displays during the Christmas season. I really enjoy shopping here.

The Village Store is just the cutest store in downtown Davidson. They have so many different items…read more- jewelry, gifts, holiday decor, travel items, clothing, and the list goes on. They have a lot of unique items here, too, encouraging lengthy browsing. I was able to find a perfect gift for Christmas, and continue to visit this store every time I'm in Davidson. The staff are very welcoming and friendly, too. I only wish they were open later on Saturday night (like 7 or 8pm) so we could visit after dinner, rather than having to go before. Definitely check this place out of you are looking for a gift for yourself or someone else!

Not absolutely positive how to rate this electric vehicle charging station. No customers while I…read morewas there. As a matter of fact I'm confused about where we stand as a state or nation when it concerns E.V.'s! These electric car charging stations are popping up everywhere in South Carolina. If I understand correctly ( which I may not) the federal government has eliminated the tax credit for the purchase of electric vehicles yet opportunities to charge these cars are abundant. I see a major contradiction here. My preference at the present time is that I would buy the most affordable car electric or gasoline powered. Incidentally, this EV charging station will service four cars simultaneously.

No restroom except for a port-a-potty in the parking lot. The Exxon, Stuckeys and Dairy Queen are…read moreall closed due to a fire. No lighting, no food, no facilities, no bueno... I'd look for another Supercharger until this place reopens.

Very scary place old burned out gas station. No lights but there is a port a potty and in this…read morerural part of NC it is a supercharger

Worth It 10 Times Over $30.42…read more Grandfather Mountain was the highlight of my trip to the North Carolina mountains and worth every penny. The experience starts the moment you arrive. The staff is organized, friendly, and efficient. They provide a map and a self-guided audio tour that plugs right into your car, making it easy to learn about the mountain as you drive from stop to stop. My advice: arrive before 11 a.m. and check Blue Ridge Parkway closures before you leave. There are still detours and road closures that can add significant time to your drive, and you don't want to miss your entry time. I headed straight to the top for the Mile High Swinging Bridge. The weather was classic mountain weather--cool temperatures in the 50s and 60s with fog drifting across the peaks. Even with the clouds rolling through, the views were absolutely stunning. If stairs are a concern, there's an elevator that takes visitors up to the bridge level. Afterward, I worked my way down the mountain, stopping at Split Rock before exploring the Wildlife Habitats. This area exceeded my expectations. I saw black bears, elk, a cougar, bald eagles, river otters, and plenty of butterflies. The botanical gardens were beautiful and everything was clearly marked and easy to navigate. The entire property is exceptionally well maintained. Clean restrooms at both the summit and wildlife center were an added bonus. I arrived around 10:30 a.m. and left shortly after noon, which gave me plenty of time to see everything at a comfortable pace. You could easily spend longer if you enjoy hiking or lingering at the exhibits. As someone escaping the summer heat in Charlotte, the cool mountain air alone was worth the drive. If you're visiting western North Carolina, put Grandfather Mountain on your bucket list. The scenery, wildlife, organization, and educational experience make it one of the best attractions in the region. There's a big world out there to explore. This is one place that's absolutely worth the trip.

Nice park and mountain, but $37 PER PERSON? With NO…read moresignage/pricing posted anywhere ... yikes I could understand for something like Yosemite or Yellowstone, but just a state park ...tough pill to swallow especially when it's not posted anywhere. I was planning to hike with some friends and we were going to start at one of the other lots but the roads were closed leaving us no choice but to enter the park. I really just wish the pricing/fees were posted somewhere-anywhere- because they weren't online or on the park signs out front. Had to pull up to the gate/window and even then the park ranger seemed to want to withhold that information as long as possible. The actual park is beautiful and well maintained- and you do get an audio guide plus map upon entry. But the lack of transparency here is a hard no for me. @azfitfoodfun

The food and spirits were unmatched perfection....as always !! Huge shout out to Gatsby, Anna, and…read more"Britany" for making our experience unforgettable !! Dad -n- Lad (Shawn & Brett)

My husband ordered the fish piece and chips. The chips were good, but the fish was small and the…read moreexterior was very overcooked. I had the Irish stew, which was pretty good, very meaty, served with soda bread. Not very generous portions for the prices. The servers were very professional and attentive. The atmosphere was fine, but the sign advertised live music and they only had karaoke, which was extremely loud. There were actually some good singers up there, but the karaoke attendant had the music overpowering them.

My visit to the Switzerland Inn was disappointing. I had been so looking forward to this stop and…read morethe views are breathtaking. I highly recommend stopping to take in the views but do not recommend dining here. Only the Terrace Dining was open the day I was there but you'd think that would bring great views. I was seated against the building and my view was of another building without turning my chair to the views. It was very slow there and there were plenty of open tables with amazing views. I had read about the prime rib plate and although pricey at $42 decided to go with what they were known for. When my food was brought out I was told that they were out of the prime rib plate and that I was brought out the prime rib sandwich instead. What? So if they were out of what I ordered why was I not informed earlier or asked what I would like to order instead? Then to bring another item with prime rib if they are out of prime rib doesn't make much sense. Then I overheard someone at another party ordering the prime rib plate and he was not told they were out of it. So what likely happened was the waitress put my order in wrong and instead of correcting it came up with the lie to try to cover up her mistake. She was also supposed to check on me to see if I liked it but never did. When I did see her again I told her it wasn't good then she said that she was happy I liked it. That is not what I said at all. What I was brought was disgusting. I'm not sure what was worse, the soggy bread, thin pot roast that was flavorless, covered with cheese and onions. And they charged $24 for that sandwich. My side of mashed potatoes were cold. I'm not sure if they forgot to reheat them. I will never dine at the Switzerland Inn again after the awful service and food. 6/30/25 Update: The weather was beautiful the day I visited. No rain or thunderstorms in the forecast. Solo diners are just given the tables in the back without the view which is disappointing that we are not valued. I do regret not leaving when the food I was presented with was not what I ordered. I should have walked away and gone somewhere else that respected me. This restaurant needs to hire better waitstaff or properly train them so that they can put orders in correctly and if a mistake is made, he or she corrects the mistake rather than lie about it. I do hope the restaurant can correct the issues with service as there is a lack of it and improve the quality and temperature of the food served.

Checked into The Switzerland Inn early afternoon. It's winter season so most of the resorts…read moreactivities are closed for the season however we came for a quiet get away. The room overlooking the mountains in the main lodge is very nice. We stayed on the second floor and there is not an elevator so you carry your bag upstairs. Dinner was in the Pub in front of the Chalet Restaurant. Dinner was excellent. Chicken Piccata would have been the best I ever had however they do not serve it with pasta. Pasta in that amazing lemon sauce would have made the dish perfect. Salmon was also very good and try the sweet potato fries. They are so good. After dinner you can sit around the fire pit (complimentary blankets are available) under the most beautiful star filled sky. It's all very romantic, The Resort has a pool, outdoor bar, ice cream parlor, ping pong, horse shoes, and other activities. It's a great family place to stay and I look forward to returning in the Fall.

This EV charging station is located in the parking lot of EnergyUnited, a local electrical utility…read moreprovider. It is accessible 24 hours as it is not behind the security gate. There are two connections here with the usual port. While the charging station is in the shade, there is absolutely nothing nearby to do while you're charging. No shopping, no restaurants, there isn't even a park nearby. There is no wifi from the building. When I stopped in, the pricing is $0.14 per kWh and the parking is free. [Review 17307 overall - 3294 in North Carolina - 825 of 2022.]