Great experience. The tubing was fantastic. The staff was very friendly! Definitely recommend!read more

Great people. Nice lazy river. Tubes all needed air. Nice facilities, but it is a drive through the…read moremountains to get there.

The tour was wonderful despite the fact it was pouring rain. Our party learned so much about…read moreCherokee. I would highly recommend this company to anyone. A jeep tour is a great idea for families with children or adults looking for adventure.

This was one of the best ATV tours we've ever taken! Brian was awesome and informative. And the…read morescenery was amazing!! Highly recommend!

Came in on a Friday night close to closing (which we didn't realize until we got there)…read moreStaff were still amazingly friendly! My husband got a tasting and had a great conversation about the different selections flavors and ages. It was really cool to listen to. I ordered their whiskey espresso martini. It was SO good. And it looked good too I highly recommend and next time we will come earlier to take the tour and relax in their beautiful tasting room.

Been waiting to make it to this distillery. Came out on a Tuesday and was served fast. Was able to…read moredo a tasting of their 4 selected bourbons. Have had their drinks before, but straight from the source was a treat. They offer different mixed drinks as well and had bottle sells there too.

The Bike Station rents bikes and has a shuttle service that takes you to the top of the Virginia…read moreCreeper Trail. Once they drop you off, you're on your own to make it back to the bike shop. Definitely recommend making a reservation for a bike ahead of time to guarantee a spot at your desired time. And be sure to arrive 30 minutes before so you can get set up with a bike. I read all the reviews and watched lots of TikToks about the 17 mile bike ride itself--it's described as easy and mostly downhill. Based on all of that, I rented a regular bike but regretted that decision later due to the amount of uphill stretches there actually were. Maybe my bike seat was not adjusted to the correct height for me, but I thought the ride was very challenging and my quads were on fire. I was actually worried I might not be able to finish and would die alone somewhere along the trail--and I could barely walk when I got done with the ride. I would recommend older or out of shape cyclists consider renting an e-bike instead of a regular bike. I saw lots of seniors riding back and forth on the trail with big smiles and I realized it was because they were on e-bikes. There is a small store that sells ice cream, water, and has a bathroom (basically porta potties) about an hour into the ride and after that, there is nothing. There is a big grass parking lot behind the building with plenty of room for cars.

the staff were very nice and the bikes were really great and the scenery was fantasticread more

What a great way to see what Mount Airy has to offer. A fun sight seeing experience. Our driver,…read moreMike was excellent and a lot of fun. Learning about Andy Griffith and his life was interesting. I would definitely recommend the tour to everyone!

Two Words: Bring CASH! If you book in advance by calling them, they may neglect to tell you…read morethis! We arrived an hour before our scheduled tour, checked in, toured the "courthouse," used credit card at the gift shop for souvenirs, and had ice cream at Ellie's which is also on site, and I paid using American Express there. The squad car portion is cash or check...and your driver expects to be tipped in cash, too. Consider this your warning and notification as you exit the vehicle. BRING CASH !!

A fun way to spend the afternoon! We had an awesome tour guide named Micah who really made the…read moreexperience even more awesome. You could tell he was very passionate about the questions we asked and the information. We did not realize how busy it would be but we were able to buy tickets for later in the day and came back after lunch! Can't recommend this enough!

Let me start by saying I have been to other caverns in a couple of other states. But we live here…read moreand wanted to visit this nice little attraction. If you know what time you are going to be there, get tickets online. We went on a Sunday and had to wait an hour and a half due to there being small groups and lots of visitors. The cavern is not big but still holds interest and if you are young or young at heart you likely will enjoy it. The guide takes you through the cavern and points out rock formations and other points of interest. TIP your guide if they are someone who gives you some points that were interesting. It amazes me how we tip a Starbucks barista who spends two minutes on us but not a guide who gives a tour for a half hour. I recommend a visit.

This place was great! You can tell all the employees enjoy what they do and they make the adventure…read moreso much more fun! Jesse was our guide and he was very funny and got two of us outta the water quick n easy! 10/10 recommend

On a spared of the moment, we booked a last minute white water rafting trip with these crew and we…read moredid not regret the decision. The entire experience was outstanding, from booking over the phone, greeting upon arrival, great and convenient facilities, the trip to the launching ramp and safety briefing. Our guide SEAN, a local resident and very experienced river guy, was great and very knowledgeable. We are very pleased with the entire experience.

Great place for a post-Creeper trail beer and a burger. Huge plus, Maine Lunch on tap!!…read more I wish it had been a little warmer so we could sit on the awesome deck and eat by the river. We will definitely be back.

Damascus Old Mill is a very good experience and I recommend you try it…read more This review is for the Old Mill restaurant. Overall, good. Atmosphere is nice with the river and overflow dam nearby that if you're next to a window you can see. Atmosphere overall is ok. Nice tables and chairs; outlay of the table is ok, nothing special. The sun blinds most people in the early evening at the restaurant. They have blinds. I think Damascus Old Mill is a solid 4 stars for all of their amenities, service, and food quality and quantity. Charles was our waiter and he said as 5 stars. I watch other wait staff and they ranged from average 3 to 4 stars. Some didn't know the alcohol menu as much as I'd want a server to know it. We had burger, sirloin and ribeye. All were good and everyone was satisfied with their selection and the food. I was disappointed in their ribeye. Good cut, but was undercooked for my medium request. The cut was ok and I didn't think it was as tender as I'd expected from a 21 day aged meat. It was ok. I would casually recommend it, especially for $50 for a ribeye. Desserts...absolutely delicious! I need to try them all. Overall, Damascus Old Mill restaurant is a recommend. I'd skip the ribeye and go their burger frankly. Ribeye is it all that for their price point.

If you like music and breweries, the fender bender tour is for you! Our host Glen, curated the…read moreexperience, with the music of Uni-Horn as we were transported through Asheville as we visited 3 breweries, and had a rocking good time. Highly suggest this tour, even locals told us, they do the tour at least once a year, because it's so much fun. My pro tip , split a flight of beer at each stop so you can try as many beers as possible.

This was special. I laughed so hard that I had tears. (It takes a lot to get me to this point.)…read more We booked this in advance. The tours usually sell out and I'm so thankful we didn't miss out on this. Our tour guides were H I L A R I O U S. They offer drinks beforehand. Have a drink before you start. This was so much fun. I loved every minute of it.

The tour guide completely ignored the people in the seats in the back of the bus.The first 3 days…read moreshe didn't use the PA system even though she was repeatedly told her announcements couldn't be heard at the back of the bus. Answers to any "fun quizzes" were always acknowledged by the people in front though people in the back would indicate that they also knew the answer. Apparently she regarded any comments as complaints to the extent that she loudly announced to a full restaurant that " I can never satisfy them, they are always complaining". I had always heard positive reports regarding this company before purchasing a tour but NEVER again.

Worst travel experience ever. Largely due to the guide. Gary began by telling us all about his…read moregreat reviews and how people say he is "so funny". He thinks he is funny. He is not, he is extremely annoying. he talked much too much, even during the so-called quiet time. He played to the women near the front who laugheed at everything he said. One day he was chit chatting with the driver, while our great driver was in control of a large vehicle with 35 people aboard! Do not distract our driver with pointless conversation. He shoved his religion in our faces, a captive audience, for three days. Yes, the website says that each day is started with a devotion. But he started with a prayer, added a "devotion" that sounded like a sermon later, grace before each stop where a meal was involved, played gospel music on Sunday morning, followed by a religious movie that no one was watching, The people around me talked a lot and simply raised their voices to talk over the movie. The noise level was stressful. To top it off, after a stupid bingo game where everyone was getting a prize, I did not get a prize. (I did not care, for the record). So he gives me a plastic Jesus and tells me I can be saved. Does he know what my religious beliefs are? Arrogant, presumptuous, insulting. He persisted in grilling a young boy - the only youth on our trip- about the denomination of his church. The boy was not answering and Gary did not let up. We were told to "read the itinerary" if we asked questions about times. He called me out by name over the mic when I asked. And then changed the departure time once he thought about it. When he was using the mic, he would stand facing the back, and often stand at my row, taking a half step into my already very tight leg space. When his leg was against mine, I moved as best I could. So did he. I regret not grabbing that mic and calling him out on his obnoxious behavior. Too many silly games, too much talking, too many stand up comedian attempts. I just wanted to talk to my friend and read my book. The bus, despite being new - the guide has us guessing how much it cost. seriously? - has bare bones amenities. The seats are equivalent to economy plane seats, no back support, tight leg room, no WiFi. I unfortunately had a front seat but the people in the back said they could not hear most of what the guide was saying. The food was abysmal - truck stops, food trucks, and Crackerbarrel where I had the worst meal of the three days. The itinerary was fine; I don't expect to love every stop on a set itinerary tour. Our driver was great - Darren was efficient, professional, and very pleasant. CT will never see me again.