Part of the Holly Oak Center is the Clarence M. Palmer Center which was remodeled and renovated in…read more2004 to include upgrades to the gymnasium, stage, entrance way, lobby, administrative offices, game room, and rest rooms. So if you're here for that (closed for the pandemic), enjoy. Outside, the park includes a softball field, fishing ponds (catch and release requested), nature trail picnic pavilion, volleyball, horseshoe pits, playground and a disc golf course. The basketball courts are in decent condition though a little wet today. There is ample parking. [Review 14927 overall, 429 of 2021, number 2827 in North Carolina.]

It was our 1st time here, the tips about how to lead the horses was nice and easy for beginners and…read moreseasonal riders. I was a little apprehensive at 1st, but once I got on LuLu, i was ok. It was an amazing experience. We all had fun, and we will definitely come here again the guides were really nice also! Plz tip them nicely. Support their business, it's how they're able to care for the babies! Animal love here

Well organized ride, two couples + two guides did the 2-hr Ride for $110/pp. Trail horses are dead…read morebroke and very careful where they walk. The first hour was on forest trails with slight inclines & declines. Anyone can do it even if you've never ridden before. Second half of ride was mostly walking upstream then downstream in a slow flowing river. Horses seemed to really enjoy this as it zigzagged up about 1/4 mile. You will really enjoy this relaxing ride & recommend you spend the extra $$ for the 2hr. You won't be disappointed, here's some pics, cheers and thanks. BTW, I never give (5) stars so don't feel offended.

It was fun , couldn't get into laxer tag kids were teens we even rode in bumper cars n bowled…read more Outside was closed ( similar to courses at beach - was not open looked fun) . Goid was good n cheap. I recommend bowl n bounce lake Wylie or Jrs Charlotte or Carowinds too. There's a granprix in Shelby nc ( new management idk if still open but good good smaller kids n practice swing or small go carting around here - large indoor one in charlotte .

My first time at the Big E. My reason for being there was to join in the birthday celebration for…read moremy middle grandson. All I can say is WOW! So impressive! The birthday party proceeded perfectly well. All Big E staff did their jobs with care and perfection! They were all attentive to the needs of the host and seemed to really want to make this a memorable event for the birthday boy and his friends. There's eight movie screens, a full sized bowling alley, climbing and jumping activities to help keep the kids energy levels manageable. In better weather outside there's also a rather large and impressive miniature golf area. I can't believe that I've missed out on this fun place to take children to.

Stayed here for the first time this past weekend! Myself, my husband and kids all loved it. So much…read moreto do. Great little fishing spots. Nice pool. Different activities for the kids!

If you're traveling between Charlotte, NC and Greenville, SC.... take a look. I think it's the best…read morekept secret. This is our second time here. It used to be under KOA listing, now it's not. Big rig friendly and staff is very friendly, grounds are kept quite clean. Very easy to maneuver our 43ft Class A Coach. Checked in, they gave me the "Rules & Regs" information, car tag and things of interest in the Gaffney area. We stayed for a week in Premium site #316, overlooking the pond. Simply beautiful!! They have a couple of ducks & geese around but they were not pests. Owners have a routine schedule of feeding them. Fun to watch. There is a section for "longer term stays".... but they were quiet and those we met, as we took walks, were friendly. They have a pool, mini-golf and there are walking trails around the 3 ponds. Careful... use exit #90, the exit GPS says us sometimes closed. Advise that you call the Campground to get construction updates.

Went there for my daughters 17 birthday. We had a great time. The staff was great and very…read morefriendly. Would recommend going and trying it out. Don't cost to much. Thinking of going back next weekend..

Went mid day when it was hot & humid. Still a good adventure with the stroller. Loved the murals…read moremid way and could have took side streets up and down to add a bit more of a challenge.

Terrific walking trail for a quick walk through Lincolnton. Mostly flat and very easy with the only…read morehill at the west end of the walk. The old train station off Main Street (RT 27) is the focal point and is situated half way between either end. A good starting point. Public bathrooms at the station and a big fat friendly orange cat that usually greets you along the way.

One of Clover's larger parks, this is the one with the softball/baseball fields. There are two of…read morethem that are both lighted. As well, this park includes a playground, picnic shelter with grills, walking trail, 9 hole disk golf course and a building with restrooms and concessions (closed for pandemic). The rare find is a set of sixteen lighted (!) horseshoe pits. Both of the softball fields were in use today with games underway. Not a lot of social distancing being done by the spectators. [Review 13872 overall, 1194 of 2020, number 632 in South Carolina.]

A park that doesn't allow people to walk their dogs on the walking trails is a park I won't visit…read moreagain

We stopped here as a pit stop to stretch our legs on a road trip. We walked down to string around…read morethe plateau loop, so I'm not sure what the rest of the trails look like, but what we walked was beautiful. The cons are: the women's restroom smelled Bad and there was toilet paper everywhere, like confetti. Also, the kids couldn't play on the rock wall equipment in the little park area because it was so hot. (It's in direct sun in the afternoon.) The pros are: most of the kids playground is in the shade, so they were still able to play, even if not off the rock wall. There are tons of picnic tables and benches everywhere, both at the trailhead and throughout the trail. There are butterfly gardens at the trailhead and on the plateau loop, so there were butterflies everywhere! There's a "Little library" on site. The trails are either paved or gravel, so it is passable for jogging strollers. There are workout stations every so often. If we lived here, we would probably come here several times a week, and we will stop again if we need an another road trip break.

Nice trail, paved for more of a nature walk feel, with fitness stations along the route. There's a…read moreplateau with a butterfly garden, and it connects to Foote trail. This is about 4.5 miles long, though doesn't loop. It's marked every quarter mile, so it's not too hard to keep track! Some interesting views, a nice way to step into nature. There weren't many dispensers with dog poop pickup bags, so be sure to bring your own if you bring your pup along!