Educational and fun. This is a fiber farm and they have a nice little gift shop and online…read moremerchandise. Lots of alpacas and llamas to feed, see, and pet! The lan on staying approx an hour to get the guided tour. Best for elementary aged well behaviors kids.

This is my second visit to Alpacachino Ranch and it won't be my last. Ben and Angela are wonderful…read morehosts; so knowledgeable and full of interesting stories about each alpaca and llama. Their love for their animals is very evident and you can tell how well each animal is cared for. The tour was terrific from start to finish. I couldn't recommend this any more, and I can't wait to do it again. And again. Oh, and don't forget to stop by the gift shop full of fun and beautiful alpaca items!

VIR has become one of my favorite tracks. Always a great time, amazing establishment and feels…read morelike a home, and the Suites/Rooms on pit lane are an absolute dream of an experience 10/10. Absolutely brilliant. I'll always look forward to coming back to VIR raceway.

Great track. Asphalt is mostly great. Lay out fantastic. Facilities within the compound are the…read moreenvy of most others. Such a fine setting to play at speed.

Beautiful place, beautiful people. We got married here in March 2021 and the second I saw this…read morevenue, I knew it was the place that would help my fairytale in my head a reality. Chiara is amazing, sweet, and so caring. She made the whole process of planning a wedding during Covid that much easier. I was always able to reach out to her with any questions and never had to wait long for a response. There is not a bad thing I can say about Windy Hill Farm or the family that runs it. The farmhouse that you get ready in has a bridal suite upstairs with its own bathroom. The lighting in bridal suit is PERFECT! You can also stay over night after the wedding and I highly recommend that. The bed was like sleeping on clouds and they made breakfast in the morning that was delicious. I could go on forever talking about this venue, but if you are trying to decide about booking them...DO IT! P.S. If you get married in the spring they might have baby goats :) and who doesn't love baby goats?!?!

I had my doubts when our daughter and son in law picked Windy Hill Farm for their wedding venue and…read moreNovember 3 for the day, but it was a lovely event. The service from the owners family and staff was wonderful, especially young Will who ferried us to the ceremony itself via golf cart. We enjoyed an excellent catered vegan dinner for 102 as the cows and goats sometimes wandered over to take a look. I'd advise buying a few blankets because they were a big hit with the folks seated too far from the heat lamps! Such a beautiful night!

SUPER FUN! The…read morestreets of downtown Oxford are blocked off for food stands, booths selling all kinds of stuff and vdisplays. It's a really pleasant experience. It is also dog and child friendly!

This was a great event with lots of different sauces to sample and purchase. My tongue was torched!…read moreThere were also other vendors, crafters, food trucks, and live music to enjoy. I look forward to attending next year.

This being my first time to a speedway race track, I would like to offer a few observations:…read more- Bring your own beer - Some of the hardest arena seats I have sat on, bring a cusion - 125 laps, the race started with 25 cars, at the end there were ony 12 left - Hardly any cover when it rains, and it rained a lot - The machine they use to dry the tracks is so small, its like drying a mile of wet road with a hair dryer - A lot of families - It's Loud! Bring ear plugs - I never thought I would say this, but the urinals at Penn Station are no longer the worst restroom faciities I have seen

The facility was larger than I expected. 3/8 mile fast track. Some great races. Although when we…read morewere looking at the track itself, it looks like it needs some desperate repair. There are lots of wide cracks in the pavement. We paid $20 for parking and we were given 2 free tickets to get in. I thought it was a little different. They have a six pack maximum you can bring in and the sign said the cooler had to be no larger than 12in x 12in but we saw people that had slightly larger coolers. Be prepared to wait in line for food and beer. I.giggled at the sign on the side of the food stand because it said "fast food." There was nothing fast about it. Although it appeared the workers were working very hard...I just don't think they could cook and fry as quick as demanded. Instead of sitting in the bleachers, I think next time I will take my chair and sit along turn 3.

Hidden historical gem with fascinating history. Girls' school that taught science, math etc during…read morecivil war time. Quite progressive! Also place that Mary Todd Lincoln's close friend and dress maker lived. A great find in our visit to Chapel Hill NC!

This historic site is very unique, because it's history is so well documented. The student's…read moreletters are full of details that make you understand their time there. My wife and I will definitely go back when there is a presentation. The staff was very knowledgeable and made the tour interesting.

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.

Worth a look. Docent was lovely and pleased to have a visitor. Trains! Local history and artifactsread more