We were celebrating our 39th wedding anniversary at Kerr Lake and decided to play a competitive…read moregame of putt putt here at Adventure Island. The gentleman that helped us at the front desk was very friendly and even allowed us to take a bottled water on the course and boy was I glad because it was hot. As a general rule though I dont think drinks are allowed. We didn't really venture in to the other areas so we cant speak to them. The course was challenging and fun and is very affordable. Only suggestion would be to update some of the greens as with some of the seams splitting it caused some precarious issues with putts and making par. The landscaping was beautiful although some of the ivy was creeping onto the courses. We bring our grandkids to the lake occasionally and now that we know about Adventure Island we will definitely be back.

This is a nice place for the kids to have a good time. Bring cash because everything costs…read more Overall, fun time for the children

Went here to waste some time with the young kids. $6 admission for everyone. (Had a 2 yr old and 7…read moreyr old + my own admission $18) for a few hours spent here it wasn't too bad. Staff was huddled in the painting area. Kids were running around freely as to be expected. Just slightly disappointed with some of the zones. A lot of them were missing items that you would need to interact with and some just had a few items that looked like donated toys from goodwill. For what it's worth it's not a bad space to spend a couple of hours. But my kids got bored pretty quickly. Bathrooms were semi clean. But did have the tools needed for toddlers potty training. Overall not too bad. I wouldn't come here every week. Just once every now and then maybe.

Variety of activities both inside and outside. Especially area for children three and under that is…read moreself-contained inside it is very nice. Each individual area is designed for children's play and imagination but open enough for parents to keep an eye on children and more than one area at a time. Thus it is an easy place to take multiple children and have them enjoy the experience in a safe fun place. My only complaint was I thought we were doing a Father's Day gift, but it was just a card. One child chose to do it. The other child chose not to. I was disappointed as I paid thinking we were gonna make a cute little gift maybe a tiny bird house or something however, the children did have a good time and enjoyed themselves very for several hours.

I have always wanted to do a drive in movie, and this place was the perfect place to be my first!…read moreThe staff was friendly and helpful, the movie tickets were fair, the concessions were vast, and we had a great time! Looking forward to many more experiences here!

The food was awesome and I enjoyed the drive in movie....we looked at the SMURFS it brought back…read moremany childhood memories.........thanks to the Hubby it was a nice surprise

This is a smaller stadium then Danville to see an Appy League game. Any seat is close to the game…read more Very old stadium.

The Richmond-Miles History Museum is located in Yanceyville, NC. I was not sure where to park at…read morethe museum so found a space on the square. It was just a short walk. The museum has limited hours so check the operating hours before coming. The museum is staffed by volunteers happy to answer any of your questions. The museum is free to visit but donations are accepted. The gift shop is cash or check only. The museum focuses on the history of Caswell County and is located in Maud Gatewood's Home. The Historic House was built around 1822. It was added onto at some point. It was built during the Greek Revival and Victorian times. The building was used as a residence, school and hotel at different times. The museum is on two floors. The second level is just accessible by stairs. The first floor has exhibits on Caswell County History and important people. The first thing you will notice are all the grandfather and other antique clocks. The local principal recocognized in the square has a section in the museum. The tobacco history and Native American tools and arrowheads are in one of the rooms. Military uniforms and memorabilia are in another from those who served. This room was done very well. Another area has sports memorabilia from those from Caswell County. Thomas Day's furniture is displayed. On the second floor, has the Maud Gatewood exhibit, is in the room she was born. She was an only child of John Yancey Gatewood and Mary Lea Florance Gatewood. The room has an unfinished painting of the kitchen she was working on. The room is dedicated to her artwork. If you find yourself in Yanceyville, stop by this museum.

A lovely afternoon doing a complete tasting of Tunnel Creek's whites and reds. Zoe made it a true…read morepleasant experience, sharing her knowledge of the property and providing detailed tasting notes. This is a very lovely facilities and the wines are fabulous. It was the merlot that caught my palate the most. And now I need to go find a steak to go with this fabulous red wine! [Review 2128 of 2024 - 3796 in North Carolina - 23147 overall]

Breathtaking views. Superior service and very good wine. Not to mention you must get a chocolate…read moretruffle or two. What was surprising to us was the lack of guest on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. We arrived to hear some great live music, sip some wines and enjoy the view. We had the vineyard to ourselves and we enjoyed every minute. I would encourage everyone to visit this little piece of heaven.

Stopped by Eno River Farms with my kids and had a great experience. Coralie was working by herself…read moreand did a great job taking care of our ice cream and coffee. She was really friendly and great with my kids, which I appreciated. She made the whole visit easy and enjoyable!

I'm not sure if it's considered the off-season right now, but when we went, unfortunately, there…read morewas no picking to be had. So there's not really too much to do other than sit on some rocking chairs & eat some ice cream (which we did enjoy doing.) I didn't even realize that there was a trail out there until after we had already left and I'm seeing other people's reviews so they may need to put up signs for that in the store area. I feel like the inside is really just ice cream, coffee, and a small little nursery area. Not sure if the drive out there was really worth it for the 15 to 20 minutes we spent out there. The banana ice cream was really awesome though and all of the employees there were very helpful and nice. Definitely a place that you go to when there's an actual event unfortunately we just missed the fall wreath making event Seems like people bring their kids out there to run around the outdoor area. Not sure if the prices of the ice cream or the plants was necessarily great, but it's a smaller owned business I'm sure so it tracks

Are you in need of a short respite from city life? Want to see some cute farm animals? Stop by…read moreBroken Spoke Farm with your family or solo. They have homemade ice cream for a sweet treat. Flavors change weekly. I especially like their salted chocolate flavor. Swirled is popular too. You get two flavors in a cup or cone with swirled. In the summer they have raspberry and blueberry. Yum. You can also purchase and take home some veggies to cook up at home for dinner. Adorable spot!

Magical working farm with a welcoming attitude. Public parking area for the soft serve shack and…read morefarm stand with plenty of picnic tables dotted around the bucolic farm pasture perimeter. You are also free to venture further to visit with the goats, chickens and sheep. Blueberry picking is offered I. The summer. The soft serve ice cream is some of the best I've had. Light, refreshing and inventive flavor combinations that change weekly! Get the waffle cone!!!