This is a great park with a lot for everyone. Great walk/run path, basketball courts, tennis…read morecourts, splash pad and playground, baseball fields and even a skate park! There are even two small dog park areas. Unfortunately, I took my dog there on a Saturday and we found A LOT of broken glass throughout the dog parks. That's probably why we were the only dog in there.

My kids love to play here! They have updated it fairly recently and there's a plethora of areas for…read morekids of all ages and abilities to play! They also added a splash pad which is fun in the summer.

Great classic bowling alley. Lanes are a little dry but I'm a straight bowler so that helped out…read more Staff is very responsive ball returns seem gentle on balls. No nicks after 7 games. Lanes seem to be older and shorter than most places but still very functional and fun. Game room: Pro Shop : No ATM : accepts AMEX and other major credit cards. Usually slow during the mid afternoon.

Great place to have a kids bday party ( just bring your own party supplies!! My family loves to…read morebowl during the week days and sometimes on the weekend!! Great atmosphere and food

A nicely maintained track. Open fairways. Greens in good shape. A great check in with friendly…read morestaff. Fully stocked pro shop. Prices are great. A definite place to try.

The place was a little bit run down. The machine was not very up to date. They raised the prices…read morefor the member as well. Used to u didn't have to pay the fees. But now the joining fees is $50.00 for one adult plus 31.00 for monthly fees. That is total of $81.00 at sign up. I mean 31.00 each month is not that bad at all. They offered several classes such as cycling, yoga, hot yoga, body pump, kick boxing, and a few others. I am not a member with them but i went in w my friend's guest pass. She is a member with them. I am with Life time Fitness and i have to admit. its way more expensive at life time compared to the Y but u pay the prices for the paradise...Y is ok and plus in this area, they don't have too many fitness center to offer

Enrolled my son into Summer camp at this location. Was told that the first day was May 31st 2021…read moreLabor Day came to the facility and the facility was closed. Paid to hold my sons place for the entire summer. Missed or forgot to come and pay for the following 3rd week, was text and emailed back and forth and basically harassed in regards to my son not coming to camp when I had a Doctors appointment and prior engagements. A (Rakia Epps )was very rude and disrespectful to me as a member. Basic communication skills are lacking with the staff of this location. I paid upfront for my sons camp his membership is paid until 2022. I will not be sending my son back to this camp, the experience with the staff (Rakia Epps )was enough for me not to repeat. I would submit to anyone looking to go to this location to avoid this location, there is the Fayetteville Branch and one other its worth the drive Customer service and environment is everything. Im sure this location could be better if it had better leadership and staff. James

Reptile Lagoon @ South of the Border - Hamer, SC…read more (3 out of 5 stars) If you're visiting South of the Border, one of the more unusual attractions on-site is the Reptile Lagoon--it's advertised as one of the largest indoor reptile exhibits in the U.S., and it definitely has a wide variety of snakes, lizards, turtles, and of course... alligators and crocodiles. My husband, daughter, and I checked it out during our stop (we also spent over an hour in Pedro's Mexican Shop West--another quirky and fun spot here). But unfortunately, just like much of the South of the Border compound, the Reptile Lagoon desperately needs a fresh coat of paint. It's looking dingy inside and out, and that really takes away from the experience. Here's my biggest concern: While the smaller reptiles seem to be in okay enclosures for now, the alligators and crocodiles are kept in spaces that are far too small for their size and needs. It was honestly upsetting. These are large, powerful animals that deserve much more space, proper enrichment, and better conditions. I strongly believe they should be relocated to a proper sanctuary where they can thrive. The baby gators might be okay temporarily, but once they grow, they'll need a better environment too. The exhibit itself could be great if given some attention--cleaner enclosures, updated paint, better lighting, and more naturalistic habitats would go a long way. It's still worth checking out if you're already at South of the Border, but I'd love to see some major improvements before I could recommend it fully. South of the Border Overview: This place has a lot of fun, nostalgic roadside charm, dating back to 1949. But it's clear that the entire compound--from shops to attractions--needs upkeep. With the right care, it could be a truly great destination again.

Sad little place. Small pools in tiny enclosures....the whole place was like a run down dystopia…read more Maybe it was nice in its heyday but it needs some work!

Sign says open 12-10 but on a Friday in September they were definitely closed. We ended up going to…read morethe putt putt at Goldston's instead which opened at 6pm on a Friday. Hope they post better hours soon, my kids really wanted to go!

My youngest has been in daycare since 2021. Due to moves, operating hours, and staffing shortages,…read morethis is the fifth facility we have been at. I've seen some good ones, but unfortunately many that were not good. This is the last daycare my child will attend because I have hit the jackpot in terms of care, education, and staff. Immediately upon entering, you have the feeling that your child is going to be in good hands. It starts with the front desk experience, where you can always find at least one person. Everyone seems to know my child by name. The class teachers utilize an app to send informational updates, pictures and videos throughout the day, and important center-related information. You can also have a live stream (no sound and the bathroom isn't visible for safety reasons) so I can see how my child is throughout the day. In terms of cost, it is on par with what you would expect for a daycare of this quality. I have been to other 5 star daycares that cost less, but you could tell it by the demeanor of their staff and in the lack of quality, clean, and undamaged classroom objects. I love the security measures they have in place, as I never have to worry about the safety of my child. If you are in the market for a daycare in the Hope Mills/Fayetteville area, look no further than The Children's Courtyard.

The people who work here care about your kids. This is the 2nd daycare we've been to in the area…read moreand we are so happy here.

Called ahead to ensure public range was going to be open only to find out it was closed upon…read morearrival. Find another place to shoot.

Excellent pistol 1 fundamental class. Practicing what they taught took me to the next level.read more