Kids Play &amp; Cafe

My husband's High School Reunion was held here. It is the perfect venue. There is ample parking,…read moreplenty of seating and super clean restrooms. The view over the pond with all the stars in the sky is amazing and so peaceful. There is even a stage for live music and a playground for the kiddos. The tour of the tiny house revealed a cozy hideaway for a quaint, quiet retreat. I highly recommend this venue for your next gathering and the tiny house for a cozy getaway!

We used the Farm at 159 for our Sunday School party. It was great. Everyone was able to park and…read morehad no problem walking into the covered picnic table area. There was room for our food and plenty of places to sit and eat. We even played bingo and had a great time. The owner made sure all the lights were working and the bathrooms were clean and accessible. It was so peaceful and really made a great impression. Many of our class members are telling family about the tiny house for when they come in from out of tow. Highly reccommend this place!

Old Post

4.7

(11 reviews)

Been here a few times now, and it's quickly become my regular spot. Love the vibe, the food, and…read morethe coffee! The space is wide open and has a great 1940s charm, complete with matching music. Honestly, the most frustrating thing about meeting up at most coffee shops is having to shout over overwhelming music. Here, it's just loud enough to hear--all 1940s tracks, which is incredibly relaxing--but you can actually hold a normal conversation. They're super meticulous about using filtered water for their brews, so the coffee and beans are always top-notch, and the pastries are first-class. I highly recommend Old Post!

Prices are the same as anyone in the area, I tried my first affogato and it was delicious- I'm…read moreusually a chai or latte girl but I'll be buying these for now own. The matcha is a bit chalky but still blended nicely. Located in an old post office or bank I can't tell but it is cute, full of history and quite perfect for studying!

West End Hall/Carr Room

3.0

I rented the WA Carr room at the West Hall. It's located in the old West End Elementary School…read more I've rented the room on several occasions, the last time was last year in July for a baby shower for my great niece. I rented the room this year for August 27, 2022, for that baby's first birthday party. My niece called and reserved the Carr room, and I went by city hall and paid the $100.00 rental fee on May 2, 2022. You can have up to 120 people at an event and the rest of the rental fee is based on the number of people that actually attend. You will get the $100.00 deposit fee back if you clean the place before leaving. We had 100 people RSVP, but only about 50 showed up, people couldn't find a place to park. They have really let the place run down. Trying to find places for your guests to park will be a hot mess!! Parks and recreation told me to call the police, it wasn't my place to call them. Anybody can park at West End Hall. My initial review was too long, I had to shorten it. Speaking from this experience just look at the pictures. I would find some where else for your party venue.

Dunburks Premier Events

Fabulous venue, the dunburks team made all my dreams come true for my wedding. They took care of…read moreall details and kept me informed every step of the way.

From the owner: Tucked along Pendleton Street in the heart of downtown Easley, SC, Dunburks Premier Events offers a…read morestylish and sophisticated setting to host remarkable weddings and receptions, corporate events and venue rentals of all types. Our space is easy to configure for the celebration you always dreamed of. Whether you prefer the comfortable layout of Dunburks Main hall, the beautiful outdoor garden, or the unique outdoor amphitheater, each space is sure to provide exactly what you are looking for in an event venue. Easily customized to suit your needs, our venue is perfect for formal events with all your family and friends or casual gatherings with your closest family and friends. Dunburks is the perfect choice for indoor and outdoor events. We obsess over making sure your event is perfect, distinctly yours, and absolutely unforgettable.

Arran Farms

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This is our second time to host a wedding at Arran Farm. It is such a pretty place for a wedding…read moreand the chapel is just beautiful!

Everything was perfect. Delicious food and wonderful view. Beautiful wedding on a perfect fall day.read more

Greenbrier Farms

3.9

(8 reviews)

This place needs some more current reviews. Second visit for Thursday night pizza. A beautiful…read moresetting. Lots of choices of delicious pizza. Add a salad or wings. And stick around for dessert. A super chill vibe. Great music on the speakers. And a terrific crowd. All ages beer and wine for those who want.

Great place for a wedding or any major event! Convenient location for the entire upstate and…read morewonderful staff!

Unique Event Space

I attended a baby shower at Unique Event Space. The place was clean and decorated so nicely…read more There's a kitchen area with a refrigerator , sink, food set up area, two restrooms, an ice machine. There was plenty of seating, and it's in a very good location with enough places to park. This is a much needed place in Easley. For your event space needs check out Unique Event Space.

Chippy's Bounce & Play

1.0

I put a deposit down and had to cancel 30 days before the event and they would not return my…read moredeposit. When I made my reservation they did not tell me about the non refundable deposit nor does it have their policy on the website. Dishonest business stay away.

I rented this place for my daughter and wanted it to be a special day for her 3rd birthday.. when…read morewe arrived I was told that we couldn't set up until 15 minutes before her party started, very disappointed. The establishment was very cold, and the attendant was very rude towards my guests, which are children, ages 2-6.. talking to them like they were not supposed to play and have fun. 40 minutes before the party was over she was cleaning up, while the kids were still playing!!!! I asked for a trash bag to clean up our mess, and was told that she would clean up as soon as we got our stuff up and got out of the way!! I was also pulled to the side and was told that I had an 'extra kid' and that it would be $8 extra.. I was quoted a price and I was NEVER told that I would have a limit on the kids that were invited, bc it was a private party... I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!!!!

Discovery Island

4.3

(4 reviews)

Great spot for water fun! Parking lot is huge. It took a bit to check in but it wasn't bad. Lots of…read morethings to do to entertain the kids! The lazy river was wonderful and the large splash pad area for the kids was a hit!

Such a fun place! Lots to do for big and little kids. Two slides, one you use a raft to go down,…read moreand even a wave rider for the older kids. Very large pool deck area and lots of chairs, but not a lot of shade. I was impressed with the number of employees and life guards. It was around $14 to get in for any age. Life vests and puddle jumpers available to use. There is a snack bar with a limited selection, and we brought in our own water bottles.

Otter Creek Waterpark

4.0

(20 reviews)

Usually go take grandkids to Ship Wreck Cove but a friend suggested Itter Creek.. had never been…read morethere but the grandkids loved it and we plan on returning!!!

This review is slightly biased. Our church family rented out the waterpark after general public…read morehours had ended. It was wonderful having the whole place to our group since there were maybe 40 people alogether and apparently up to 600 people are maximum capacity. We had plenty of turns on the slides, time in the pool, and the concession window was operating as well. Yummy ice cream. There were a lot of lifeguards around to ensure safety; probably more than we needed. The kiddos had a blast. Who knew you could rent a waterpark? I hope we get to do this again! Happy yelping!

Riley Moore Falls

(4 reviews)

This is the best waterfall we got to visit in SC this far. After we left Reedy Branch Falls we…read moredrove here. Well, as close as we could get. I didn't realize that we couldn't drive all the way to the trailhead so we had a long hike in store due to me having to carry my toddler most of the time. I should have re-read the previous reviews before coming. My friend did help me carry her as well and for that I was very thankful. So definitely don't recommend this hike with a little one unless strapped in a carrier. Also, I don't recommend it for the elderly either. It's definitely a wilderness hike deal with roots and elevation change. In fact, it's mostly downhill on the way to the falls, but on the way back it's pretty much all uphill, which was not fun with aforementioned young child. It's about a half mile to the actual trailhead and then another 0.7 mile to the falls. That's about 2.4 miles round trip. The reason of course that my boys absolutely became enamored with this place is the large swimming hole. It is wonderful and has plenty of space. The waterfall itself is beautiful and although it's not as tall as others, its width is quite impressive. I was trying to get as close as I could and even noticed a hidden part of the falls inside of the rock structure. That was so cool!! The sand at the base and shore give it a beachy vibe. We definitely packed it in and out making sure not to leave anything behind as to preserve the area as best as possible. Needless to say we were wiped by the time we made it back to our vehicles, but we're still glad we decided to venture here. Coming back with my hubby and boys in the very near future. Happy yelping!

I just wanted to update my 3/15/20 review below to add I've now done this hike several times, but…read moreTHIS time I had the chance to hike it with a friend who is directly related to the namesake of the waterfall... Riley Moore. Sandie is a church friend of mine and Riley Moore was her Great Great Uncle (I believe that's right). He once upon a time operated a grist mill here at the top of the falls. She's been trying to get here to see the waterfall, but couldn't find it and wanted to join us (along with her family) since I knew the way. Upon further research I discovered there are actually still remnants of the mill including visible drill holes, spikes and bolts. Thought that was pretty cool info to share! [ [ [ PREVIOUS REVIEW ] ] ] Riley Moore Falls is small in height but HUGE in personality. It's located off State Road S37-748, which is a nicely maintained gravel road where cars and trucks alike can comfortably traverse. ~~~ DIRECTIONS From Westminster, SC - DO NOT turn onto Cobb Bridge Road from Long Creek Hwy (Hwy 76) where you will see the brown & white sign pointing you in the direction of Riley Moore Falls. Our GPS had us go this way, then left onto State Road S37-748, but the road was CLOSED during our visit! INSTEAD, turn onto PU-32 also known as Rocky Fork Road. Turn left onto a gravel road near Rocky Fork Baptist Church and follow that until it dead ends @ State Road S37-748 (also known as Spy Rock Road). Turn right and drive approx. 1.4 miles (4 minutes) to 748c (aka Riley Moore Shoals Road). Park at the intersection of State Road S37-748 and 748c. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE 748c in a car or minivan. Low clearance vehicles will find the terrain on this road to be VERY difficult to navigate without bottoming out or getting stuck. I'd also recommend 4x4 capability on wet days! There can be several deep-pocketed muddy areas after heavy rains. ~~~ THE TRAIL Once you reach the intersection of Spy Rock Rd (S37-748) and 748c, park roadside on Spy Rock, secure your vehicle and begin your hike approx. 1/2 mile down the "primitive road." IF you have a high ground clearance SUV or truck, you can drive the primitive road another half mile or so to a second parking area near the trailhead. The primitive road is VERY BUMPY and can be muddy in spots after heavy rains, so a 4x4 is best. After reaching the second parking area, follow the marked trail on the left!!! The trail is a little over a 1/2 mile to the falls from here. The trail is fairly straightforward and easy to follow. ~~~ THE FALLS Once you reach the Chauga River, you will notice a large sandy area with plenty of room for an entire horde of hikers!!! Riley Moore Falls is not very tall (only about 12 feet), but it is very wide and has a deep base pool. PRO TIP - Bring swimwear, towels and a picnic, but be sure to pack it in and pack it out. ~~~ THINGS TO KNOW Hiking Distance: 2 miles (round trip to falls from S37-748) Difficulty of hiking 748c: All downhill to trailhead (moderate return) Difficulty of hiking trail to falls: EASY Creek Crossings: NO Elevation Gain: 357 feet Waterfall Height: Approx 12 feet Access to top of falls: NO - not without getting wet Access to base of falls: YES Pool of water @ base of Falls: YES Sitting areas @ base: YES + sandy beach RESTROOMS: NO PARKING: YES (along road) + secondary parking area closer to trailhead for trucks and high ground clearance vehicles with room for about 6 cars. ~~~ [ FINAL THOUGHTS ] A lovely waterfall in any season, but also a great spot for a summer swim. While we had the waterfall practically to ourselves during our Mid-March expedition, be advised other trail website reviews say it gets trashy & crowded in summer months. What a shame if that is true because it truly is a treasure. ENJOY! 2022 / 74 #UPDATE 178

Paris Mountain State Park

4.4

(89 reviews)

Beautiful park! Plenty of well marked trails, lush green forest and numerous parking lots. Kind…read morehikers, walkers and runners on the trail + plenty to explore. My only issue is WHY are there so much paid staff to issue parking tickets in a state park?!?!? They seemed to be a bit too eager on a beautiful Saturday morning to issue whatever was on those adhesive stickers . Otherwise, well worth the drive!

Drove here on a Wednesday mid morning to hike the Sulphur Springs trail. There's a $6 entry fee to…read moreenter the park which they clearly put to good use. The park is extremely well-maintained -- great paved roads, excellent trail markings, tons of shelters and picnic areas. There was still some hurricane damage, unfortunately. I parked in the Sulphur Sorings trailhead lot and did the approximately four mile loop. I then visited the park visitor center to get a state parks book and a stamp for Paris Mountain. There was a lake with lots of kids swimming. Overall a great park to visit. I'll definitely be back to hike more trails.

Clearsprings Fishing Lake

4.3

(3 reviews)

Great time every time we go there. Clean bathrooms, beautiful scenery. Quiet and the people running…read moreit are very nice.

Took my two children there and they had a good time fishing. Definitely needs some upkeep and…read moreupdates on the property. Owner was very nice.

The Strike Zone

(3 reviews)

This place is a fabulous training facility. We actually had experience at three different…read morefacilities in the same time frame 9-12 years ago when our son played. I won't go into details, but "short story"... Strike Zone was far superior in every aspect, and the others were a complete waste of time. (Both of the others are out of business now, so, clearly, we weren't the only ones disappointed!). Both trainers working with him here (Shane and Jeff) were completely focused on the child during the lesson, and actually got results. So, when our daughter wanted training, we knew just where to go. She has done amazingly well working with Sarah on hitting and with Jeff on catching. She moves differently, reacts differently, and uses her muscles differently. She went from awkward looking to athletic in her batting and behind-the-plate action. That would not have happened without the patient teaching of Strike Zone instructors. Most adults would get annoyed after giving the same instruction corrections over multiple sessions, but these folks just find another way to express it (because every kid interprets differently) until it sinks in! Addendum... I thought I submitted this a year ago and, apparently, failed to hit "post". One year later... the only change would be that I failed to comment on how fabulous the front desk staff has been over all these years (exceptionally nice - every single person !!!). We have been away for several months (just practicing independently), but plan to get her back in the rotation again soon because these trainers are amazing!

My brother in law and father in law took me to the batting cages for the first time in years…read more Luckily this review isn't about my batting skills. It would be one star. The Strike Zone is a cool little place in Greer. They have tunnels for rent to get reactive pitching and hitting and of course the batting cages. You can select from slow, medium, and fast pitch. The speed ranges from 40-80 mph. You buy tokens for one dollar a piece. One token = 15 pitches. You can also get 6 tokens for $5. Surprisingly 15 pitches last longer than you would think. They also have softball pitching options to brush up your office team skills. If your not into it but you are stuck waiting for your child to finish up, don't worry... They have big comfy leather couches and a tv in the lounge area to keep you entertained while you wait. All in all a very fun place especially for a rainy day. I would definitely recommend.

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