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 !!

We had a wonderful time exploring historic Winston-Salem on the trolley with Rylee at the helm. She…read morewas well-informed about the history of W-S and its many historic structures. I would highly recommend this tour!

Rented a bike to transport to Mt. Airy, NC to ride the Granite City Greenway. They were most…read moreaccommodating. I had intended to rent an e-bike but they were concerned that my bike rack was not certified to carry the weight of the ebike. They did a search for my rack but could not find it and we agreed we would just rent a regular pedal bike. I appreciate their concern and ability to accommodate my change in bike rentals. Staff is most helpful and very friendly.

This campsite was a short stop over; however, I wish it would t have been. It is by far the most…read morebeautiful, well maintained, and all inclusive place we have stayed. The sites and spacious, there are activities for all and they even deliver to your site from the store. Super friendly staff!! Well done!

Normally stay at State Parks for the extra space, but this has to be the best KOA in their system…read more From the greeting on arrival, nice ample sites, great brisket BBQ, clean rest rooms...in short it is what I would design as a perfect campground.

A Picture-Perfect Pit Stop at the Virginia Welcome Center…read more One of our favorite traditions on long road trips is stopping at welcome centers as we cross state lines, and the Virginia Welcome Center ended up being the standout of our entire trip north. Easy on, easy off the highway, plenty of space to move around, and a layout that makes traveling with a dog a breeze. Visiting in November was perfect. The whole place looked like a Bob Ross painting come to life -- leaves everywhere in shades of red, orange, and yellow, with wide walking paths stretching through the trees. Our dog was in absolute heaven, running through the leaves and exploring every corner of the trails. The welcome center itself has interesting history and signage to browse, and while the building and bathrooms are standard fare, the real magic here is outside. The walking paths, green space, and peaceful atmosphere make this an ideal spot to stretch your legs, breathe in the fall air, and reset before continuing your drive. A beautiful, refreshing stop and easily one of the best welcome centers we've visited. Highly recommend pulling over here -- especially in the fall -- for a peaceful break during your road trip.

One of the nicer Welcome Centers. It has easy on and off ramps from the Interstate. Very clean with…read morelots of information available. Nice stop to get out and stretch your legs and use the facility. I will save this one in my notes as a great place to stop on future road trips!

This is a tough mixed review. We used H & R to take a group of students to DC and then to NYC in…read moreJuly 2019. We started out with an amazing driver named Brodrick. He drove us from Boone NC to DC to NYC and then 80% of our return trip back to Boone NC. Due to federal regulations we had to get a relief driver to finish our trip. And that's where the concerns began. Phillip our relief driver was just plain dangerous and at times was driving more than 15 MPH over the posted speed limit. His driving was erratic and jerky. We mentioned to him several times that the police liked to patrol the area he was in and that since he was clearly speeding it wasn't going to have a good outcome. When we arrived at our final destination all of our participants had to remain seated and on the bus so he could go to the back and use the restroom. We all just wanted away from him! His actions were extremely dangerous for everyone aboard. He has no business driving a tour bus.

A once good company now operating with mostly old old dated busses, owners who don't stand behind…read moretheir employees when anything out of the ordinary comes up,talking about over two dozen people let go or quit in little over a two year period and known to hold back drivers pay for months or in my case never paid for six days of work I performed after the owner repeatedly told me no problem and. It's been almost six months. Do ur self a favor, check out other bus lines in your area like Black Tie or Sunway that care about it's customer's and employees