Every time I've traveled to visit my sweetie, we're have used Mary to set up the flight…read moreplans/etc...including our trip to Disney. I am nothing but pleased with her service and work ethic. She makes sure that all of your ducks are in a row and that you have nothing too worry about when travelling. Superb service!!!

great travel agent. I wouldn't book a trip with out them. First class knows all the does n don't of…read moretravel. Highly recommended

Everything went perfect from start to finish. The planning was easy with Herman's assistance. He…read moreknows all the details that I would not have thought of making our trip exceed our expectations.

Simple campground with reasonable amenities. Gina was very accommodating despite my changing…read moreplans. Security is tight-gated and very strict but that means the place is very quiet.

Price was OK but cash only. No restrooms. Kids area was very nice. Gated entrance that you have to…read morewait for a call back. If no call back very hard to get turned around. We used the over flow parking with elec/water only. $25 a night would like to stay longer to check out amenities. Only had $19 cash and the accepted it.

I can't believe this place has no reviews, and now I totally regret not taking pictures. So, this…read moreplace is a wooden shack that looks incredibly sketch upon walking to it. As a minority, I was incredibly suspicious that something could go south quickly. But, I was just being a judgmental ahole and this place was pretty awesome. I mean, it's straight out of something you'd see in like My Cousin Vinny or Deliverance... well, maybe not Deliverance, but you get the idea. It obviously has tons of history and visitors who leave patches and basic campground needs, etc. They sell cheap hotdogs that taste as cheaply as what you paid for them, but in a good way. The whole place is a bit of a time capsule and if you're going to be hiking in the area, you have to stop here and have a hotdog and coke on the porch. It's pretty sweet.

It is hard to say what I enjoyed the most about staying at the trail busters lodge. The top of the…read morelist would have to be the owner Daisy. She immediately makes you feel like a life long friend.We didn't have the RV and horse with with us this trip so we didn't use one of her hookups or the horse paddocks this time but can say they are high quality and clean. We stayed in the lodge itself. Comfortable area to socialize complete with a beautiful handcrafted bar. Our bedroom had a country feel and would be a bargain at 3x the price. However, we didn't spend much time in it as there is so much to do here. It was a very short walk to the main town area. It is like walking on the set of a Western like Gunsmoke complete with Miss Kitty's saloon. There are horses tied to hitching rails and not a motorized vehicle in sight. I don't remember how many riding trails there are. We rode on 2 of them and really had a great time. The horses are absolutely beautiful and well trained. The food is good here but if you need a fancier restaurant, Statesville is just a short drive away. Risto's was our favorite.

What a find! After a long day of searching for a campground that met our needs, we found it!…read more We are tent campers so finding a place where you are not on top of each other and don't have to hike a mile into the woods isn't easy. There are a few tent areas and ours was 4 spots, however, they could've put in about 20, so yes, they are huge! We were able to sprawl out and have all the space we could ever need. This campground is on 30 acres. It has a pool, bathhouse, beach volleyball, playground, sandbox, 2 pavilions, and a small farm. The farm has a bunny, 2 miniature horses, a full-sized horse, goats, and 2 pigs. The owners live on the property and are very accessible and friendly. We needed wood for our fire and they have it for sale. They even deliver it to your site. The price is right (compared to Walmart or Lowes where the bundles of wood are tiny and burn so quick that you run thru $100 in a night) Our $20 in wood lasted for 1.5 days, which is good since we like fire! The site was super quiet and it was like a little oasis. Where we were was right by the river, so you can hear the babbling, quite peaceful! We had a bunch of trees that kept the campsite cool during the day. There are some tent spots in the middle of the camper areas, but luckily they put us away from everything! There is another tent area that sits across the brook (cute little bridge to get to that side) and I couldn't count how many spots could go into that area, it's wide open! There will be another trip planned!

Jody is so much fun, patient, & a wonderful teacher! I was lucky to experience my discovery flight…read more& take a flight in the Cessna. We learned about pre-checks, conducted the walk-around, and finally, some air time! I had a blast & thought how smooth, beautiful, & weightless the flight was. Jody showed me and my friend (in flight school) a couple of stalls & steep turns. What an amazing experience! I was so excited I was able to bring my friend with me for the ride & we love how scenic the area is. I cannot wait to go back and learn more! Thank you! There is also a museum and restaurant on location. My only frustration was with scheduling this. The only response I received from reception was during the storm when the airport was shut down. All other calls I made to schedule were not answered and not returned. If I hadn't had a connection, I would have had to go to a different airport.

Very nice staff, clean bathrooms. Went to an event there tonight & was very pleased with the…read moreatmosphere. Museum was clean & organized too. Everything in its place & easy to access. This was our second visit there. Great place for kids.

Great little place! Love the history and everyone is so nice! We can't wait to go back.read more

There has been a water mill in this location for more than 200 years on the bank of the Rocky Creek…read morenear Union Grove just inside Alexander County. The Linneys stone grind corn meal, corn bread mix, grits, and they sell my favorite: buckwheat pancake mix. This is an authenic, operating water mill, and depending on when you visit, you can see the entire process, from the water wheel driven grind stone to the packaging and selling of the finished products. The Linney's campground adjoins the mill with campsites by the creek. Visiting the mill is like stepping way back in time. No credit cards accepted, and no cell phone signal here. These are good people, and this is an authentic experience.