Review for waterfall grille (eatery at hole 18)…read more Have eaten here twice in the last month and really enjoyed it. The grille is at the end of the course and has indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor is covered and where we have sat. It has an amazing view of the course. Service has been great both times. They seem to keep the right amount of staff even on days the course is being serviced or when every member is playing. We are members at another club and their service is always nice but sometimes they are understaffed. I was not expecting much from the food since you have a bit of a trapped audience with the club and course but I was really surprised at the quality and taste. I have had the burger and the blacked grouper sandwich. Both were really good (I think I liked the burger more because they do the two pattie stack) but the star is the fries. Like fair fries. Cut fresh. Fried. Salted. Skin on. Hard to resist and worth getting even if just grabbing a drink. The prices are a little higher compared to a Chili's or casual lunch place but with the view it is worth it.

Never in my life have I had such an egregious display of immortality and lack of professionalism in…read morean establishment that is supposedly classy. After attempting to resolve the issue with the establishment by speaking to Dee Dee Matis their mediocre Food and Beverage Events Director numerous times and after admitting to being negligent and careless with our property and wedding execution, I found it necessary to warn other potential brides in order to save you $30k on a venue that doesn't care once your money is paid. Our wedding was in October on a cold windy day that started off raining. Per our contract we were supposed to have firewood in the fireplaces along with propane heat lamps. Instead of being provided these obviously necessary amenities our guests and food were left to freeze. After the wedding when we called to complain we were told by staff we should have requested them which is absolutely absurd if you speak to anyone in hospitality management with scruples. Our cocktail hour was supposed to be in the garden, per conversations with Salem Addis their event coordinator, I was assured if it were too cold we would move it from the garden to the porch where there would be the heat lamps. Instead we were left with high boys being blown over in the garden (which occurred during the ceremony and setup which allowed adequate time to change plans and move the cocktail hour upstairs). Since it was too cold guests began to move into the dining room prematurely which did not allow our event coordinator to gather family members for pictures quickly enough. This caused us to be unable to get many pictures we planned, due to guests coming up to us to take pictures. We ordered the chicken and waffle lollipops which were supposed to have a sweet and spicy sauce drizzled on them and they were so dry and bland it was embarrassing. They were not the same thing we tasted at the menu tasting a few months prior, despite requesting ramekins of extra sauce to be on the trays passed by their staff. We had a slider display that I made very clear I did not want displayed in the garden if it were too cold (which it so very clearly was by the excessive wind and rain that morning) so our guests enjoyed cold sliders. My family and guests were told the appetizers would be brought to the foyer and after a long period of time they were served cold appetizers. I was escorted through the kitchen numerous times for outfit changes etc. where I saw staff packing our excess food (from guests who did not attend) in containers and when they saw me they whispered to each other and stopped. Regardless I saw many containers already packed. When I asked for the plated meals that were not served to be given to guests who were still hungry and to my family I was told numerous times by Dee Dee and a gentleman named Sam that the food was made to order and there wasn't any excess food (which is impossible for a large event and anyone respectable in hospitality management will confirm this). Many of my guests told us the staff was going through the dining room loudly stating how many guests weren't there and which meals to keep in the kitchen, clearly indicating the bold lies Dee Dee confidently told us. We paid an extra $2.50 per guest (130 guests) to have a traditional rice dish served on the side of the plated meals. We provided very large amounts of prepared rice to The Waterfall Club the morning of the wedding. When the plated meals were served, there was a small, three bite serving of the rice and the staff enjoyed the rest of the rice rather than it being served. How do I know they ate it? Because my family were told how delicious it was and were asked about the recipe. We very clearly paid for a larger portion and Dee Dee claimed it was two ice cream scoops worth of rice but it was very clearly not. Since my husband and I were unable to eat the appetizers they had put aside for us in the conference room, I asked they be brought down to our table by the gentleman who never brought them to us. My husband and I ordered a duo meal of a ribeye and fried lobster tail with spinach gnocchi which consisted of the hardest gnocchi I've ever had in my life which is sad to say at an establishment which claims to have a chef. The ribeye looked like they made one steak and cut it in half for us to split. The staff is photographed numerous times in important moments such as the father daughter dance and other moments where there was no need for staff to be present.

Challenging par 3 course with distances from white tees between 175 yds to 85 yds. Tee boxes and…read moregreens in good shape with tee off locations frequently moved. Rough in front of the greens very reasonable but avoid missing to the sides, where the rough gets really interesting. Water on multiple holes that adds to the challenge. Read the grain on the greens as it has more effect on ball speed here than on most courses I've played. Well equipped pro shop and the people there couldn't be nicer. The course can be easily walked but carts are available as well as lessons. Putting green helps you warm up for your round and the players here actually let my son and myself play through two different groups that were slower than us. When is the last time you saw that? I don't play par 3 that often but when I do I definitely come here to improve my short game.

We came from PA on va-k specifically for Llama golf, which is all over the internet. However, no…read morellamas! Golf was fun and challenging though.

Love that this place is open early & late. It's hard to find a good driving range in this area that…read moreI can hit before or after work!

Love the mountain coaster great views and very fun recommended for family's bye bye guysread more

The Highlands Outpost caught our eye for the coaster rides they offer and we walked away with our…read morevisit here being one of the highlights of our Highlands trip. For our group of 4 adults and 2 kids, we opted for the Scaly Mountain Screamer and the tubing. What a great time - I've seen footage of mountain coaster rides from Europe, but never had encountered it in the US. You can ride tandem on them which is convenient if you have kids and the speed is all up to you as you control it with a hand brake. Both of the kids in our group ended up doing it multiple times and each circuit gives you some great views of the forest and beautiful wilderness as you speed on by. One of the coolest aspects of the Scaly Mountain Screamer is that they not only clock your speed - each car has a go pro where you can buy the video, which everyone did. Once we had our fill of the screamer, we went to the tubing which was a surprisingly good time. The tubing track is lubricated with misters all the way down, so you get some great speed and keep cool at the same time and apparently they cover the hill in snow during the winter for some snow tubing. I would say that a stop at the Highlands Outpost is a must do for anyone, big or small. While definitely family centric, after riding on the Scaly Mountain Screamer and doing the Extreme tubing, I think its safe to say people of all ages will have fun here, especially given that you can trout fish as well. The group in front of us left with a whole mess of trout to cook up. We will be back here again to have more fun tubing and trying to beat our speed scores on the screamer and you should too.

It is a beautiful, low key, Wonderful park. We had the ceremony for our wedding here which was a…read morebeautiful setting. Rented out the pavilions and the staff were extremely helpful making sure everything was ready for us. park is fairly large and the lake is beautiful.

This place is a great place for a couples trips or a group of friends or a family. You can dig your…read moreown buckets(best deal) or buy a preloaded bucket. It's fun and relaxing to just sit there and pan out the dirt and see what you get. The staff are super nice and knowledgeable about everything.

I came all this way from Georgia and they only accept wholesale people!! Terrible!! They posted…read morestone cutting free admission 9 am - 6 pm.. and they're closed?!? Never ever coming here and would not recommend to any crystal lovers! They should update their bill board!! False advertisement!! Really disappointed!!! Although they did post on their door that they only accept people with a wholesale license.. but still.. they should really update their bill board and website! This is what I call unprofessional and lazy! So I went to The Old Cardinal Gem Mine and the owner there was really sweet. Her name was Darcell (I'm sorry if I spelled it incorrectly), and she told me that there was a man who used to let people come in and do the gemstone panning thing (sorry I don't know what it's called) but he passed way and not his wife and children are in charge of it. So I get it but still they should've updated their signs, because regular people like me wouldn't know, you know?

A fantastic option for a birthday party! Staff was very friendly and always willing to help.read more

Had a great time today at Highlands Aerial Park. Our guides Jack and Anna were the perfect mix of…read moreSAFE, funny and encouraging. We were all a bit nervous and Jack and Anna clearly explained everything and put us at ease on the course. We splurged and got the photos and videos too... you save $10 if you buy it in advance. It was a fantastic experience and we would highly recommend it!

What better way to see the natural splendor of Highlands than by an aerial park? That was our…read morethought when we booked a reservation for our group that had two small kiddos. We went with Zippy's Tree Top Adventure Course given the age of the kids and we all had a great time. Even though Zippy's is tailored for families, it can be challenging and fun for adults as well, especially if you are like us where you can't remember the last time you were on a zip line or a ropes course. The course is essentially a circuit of several stations and you can keep doing them to your heart's desire until your time runs out. There are guides to help walk you through the area who are also outfitted with go pros to capture your experience. After about 30 minutes, we were all pretty gassed, and we had a great time examining the go pro film and pictures. If you are new to the area like us, stopping in at the aerial park is a must given that it's not every day that you are surrounded by such natural beauty. We plan to be back on hopefully our next trip to highlands so we can try out some of the more difficult courses, or we may just do Zippy's again.