Took our neighbor out for dinner.great outdoor seating with terrific views. Bob had butterflies…read moreshrimp, wife had huge bot,and I ordered bbq sandwich. Way too much food to finish but really good chow. Our server was extremely friendly and helpful. Definately worth repeat visit.

Food was really good. It was packed and the vibe was awesome. Loved it. We had the smoked wings and…read morethey were great. Also, loved the shrimp quesadillas were the literal BEST I ever had ever. Great service.

We had a fantastic experience! This family-owned business is welcoming, family-friendly, and…read moreclearly takes pride in providing a great experience for every guest. The mini golf course was clean and well maintained, and although they were in the process of replacing several putting greens, it had very little impact on our visit. It was evident that they are continually investing in improvements. The gem mining experience was a highlight and was enjoyable for both kids and adults. We also appreciated the covered seating areas located throughout the course, which made it comfortable even on a warm day. While the restroom is a portable facility, it was exceptionally clean and well maintained. Overall, this is a wonderful place for families looking to spend quality time together. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and will definitely be back.

First off, the round of golf and 2 soda prices aren't terrible. The greens definitely need an…read moreupdate, HOWEVER the employee said the new owners are slowly but surely doing it. Overall a nice little play area.

After researching for months, we finally found what SEEMED like the perfect "beginner-friendly"…read morehorse. Upon arrival at A Step Above Stables, the horse looked potentially injured, though I thought maybe it was just resting its hind leg. Until, during the demo canter, it started to buck. They called it on that horse and we agreed to look at another horse the seller had. This one didn't seem to have immediate riding problems--though they didn't demo it in a ring, which might have revealed deeper issues. This second horse would be $1000 more than our original budget of $15,000 -- he said he was going to sell it for $17,000 but was going to "meet us in the middle" to be fair. I (wrongly) assumed this horse would have the same training as the other, given they were supposedly trained by the same people and similar in price. We were also told there was a lot of interest from other buyers and to get started right away to secure this horse. We placed a $2,000 deposit that same day, with the balance due (and paid) on Monday. The seller sent a video showing the horse not spooking at a leaf blower or chainsaw sounds, so we felt somewhat reassured about its temperament. But from there, things started to get shaky: We asked for the bill of sale, coggins, and vaccine records before the horse was delivered. The seller promised to send them with the horse; instead, only the coggins arrived. He eventually sent the bill of sale via messenger--but it wasn't completely filled out. We were told the vet records would have to wait until Monday because the vet office was closed. Delivery day came and the horse was delivered to the boarding facility (a 3 hour drive from the seller) without a halter. The hauler nearly let the horse loose on the property. Thankfully, our boarder intervened. But it was obvious that something as basic as haltering this horse was a serious challenge, which is likely why the horse wasn't haltered before being put on the trailer. The horse then turned its hind toward our boarder--a classic sign of aggression or discomfort. She alerted us right away of everything going on and documented things every step of the way. After she finally managed to calm the horse, she took photos of its condition. She noted Conformation issues, A noticeable problem with one leg, a scar near the joint on the same leg We immediately contacted the seller, who claimed he was unaware of any injury and told us to inform him of the vet's findings. Only at this point did he hint at an "exchange-only guarantee," something he never mentioned earlier, even when I had outright asked about his guarantee and he had said, "We guarantee all horses for 30 days." NOT "We allow exchanges for 30 days." When the farrier and vet visited, they confirmed: The scar on the back leg was an old, unattended injury that would affect the horse's ability to be ridden safely at more than a walk. The coggins form failed to disclose the scar, which should have been noted per the form's requirements. The "vet" whose name was on the vaccine records turned out to be mostly a dog/cat vet. They said they'd only administer vaccines if the horse was brought in, which never happened. The seller apparently buys vaccines from that vet and administers them himself--yet made it sound like the vet was personally involved. We later learned the vet had expressed concerns about this horse to the seller, and the seller's response was, "That will be the buyer's problem." Once we asked for any or all of our money back, he ghosted us. In all honesty, I own my part in this: I didn't know what I didn't know. That's exactly how I got taken advantage of. I was initially swayed by positive reviews--but later realized those were mostly for the trail riding service this seller operates, not for his horse sales. Enough negative reviews exist about his selling practices to show that this is a pattern. And lastly, I did not sign anything stating I was purchasing this horse "as is"--so we do have legal grounds to pursue.

I recently bought a horse from Curtis Teague at A Step Above Stables and am very happy with my…read morepurchase. I went and tried the horse in person and he was exactly what I wanted in a young horse. Curtis held him for a week for me until I returned back home and then had him delivered safe and sound. He is settling nicely in with my herd and has maintained the same chill demeanor each day. I can't wait to see what adventures we can do together! I think Curtis runs a great operation.

We requested Jack specifically because he was hilarious, knowledgeable, and knew exactly how to…read morehandle the river. We booked the full-day rafting trip and had one of the wildest, most fun rides ever. He somehow managed to take a boat full of completely uncoordinated people and work a miracle. If you go, you're going to have an absolute blast. One thing to know beforehand: the lunch portion is one serving so if you're someone who eats a lot like myself, pack something extra to eat for the lunch break.

Just had our 4th adventure with Rolling Thunder and once again, they demonstrated why we keep…read morecoming back. Amazing guides, great safety, and an overall phenomenal time.

Five stars all around for our experience with OAR. My husband wanted to go whitewater rafting on…read morethe Ocoee for his birthday this year, and after a quick search through Yelp and beyond, OAR is one of the best rated rafting companies in the area. We booked the Middle River trip, which totals about 3 hours and includes 1.5 hours on the river itself. I booked our trip a couple of weeks in advance online, and I'm glad I did, because they sold out for the day! It was $65 per person, which feels like a fair price for the experience. They recommend arriving 30 minutes early, which will give you plenty of time to get checked in and get your party situated. Definitely bring sunscreen and a plastic water bottle, along with the proper water shoes and attire. You're instructed to leave everything in your car, and then drop your keys off with the front desk staff for pick-up after your rafting trip. The safety briefing started right on time, and basically consists of what to do if you end up going overboard. It's not meant to be scary, and most of it is self-intuitive. There were about 60 people in our group, and the majority of rafts held 6 people. After the safety talk was over, everyone gets their own lifejacket, oar, and helmet. Then you and the rest of your crew hops on a school bus, which will take you to the drop-off site about 20 minutes away. This is where we met our rafting guide, Cleveland, and after a quick demo on paddling and how to sit in the raft, we were off on our adventure! Our time on the water was so much fun, and I want to shout out how incredible Cleveland was from the beginning to the end. He was an awesome mix of friendly, engaging, and informative, which made our trip all the more memorable! As a group of two, we were paired with two other random couples to fill out our raft, which was a great way to meet some new people. Overall this was an amazing experience, and we can't wait to do it again soon. We'll definitely be booking the full river trip next time!

I highly recommend Oar Adventure Rafting! We had an exciting, adventure-filled day rafting down the…read morebeautiful Ocoee River. The scenery was incredible, and the rapids provided just the right mix of thrills and fun. Our guide, Tito, was outstanding. He kept us entertained with great commentary throughout the trip, made us feel safe and confident on the river, and added so much energy and enthusiasm to the experience. His knowledge, sense of humor, and professionalism made the trip truly memorable. If you're looking for an unforgettable rafting adventure, Oar Adventure Rafting is the way to go! It is great for the young and old..

Had a blast. So fun. Yoko River is just amazing. great guided raft trips with cool guides and nice…read moregear.

Noah "Ribbit" was amazing! Super energetic and friendly. So glad we got him as our guide. This was…read moreour best water rafting experience so far.

Wildwater Rafting in Ducktown, TN is such much fun!! The Ocoee river is a great river for beginners…read moreand for kids. They actually had part of the Olympics on this river. I've gone several times and done all classes of this river. You will have a blast!

Oh what great experience! We had done the middle section before but this time we did the OCOEE…read moreUPPER & MIDDLE COMBO TRIP. We got to the river and got to watch the dam being released. It was so much fun and full of adrenaline rushes. Our guide Alexander was amazing and so knowledgeable. He did a great job of giving us directions on how not to wipe out on the Olympic section of the river. The lunch that was included was good. There was no snacks or water on the boat. There was really hot. They have showers, changing rooms and bathrooms which are very clean after you get out of the river at the outpost. It was packed on Sunday we couldn't even sign up for the zip lining.

Martha and Reba were both wonderful hosts. We came up from Atlanta for a private ride. They…read moretrailered the horses out to a beautiful mountain trail in the Cohutta Wildlife Management Area. After a short truck ride, we spent about four hours riding through great terrain with creek crossings and some nice elevation changes. The gaited horses made the ride really smooth and comfortable. One of the highlights was their adorable dog Maggie, who tagged along as our trail guide. We stopped about halfway at Jacks River Fields Campground for a picnic lunch and a quick break before heading back out. We're both experienced riders, and the trail felt just right for us. We had an amazing time and would absolutely do this again. Highly recommend if you're looking for a fun, well-run ride in a beautiful setting.

Martha and Reba doing a great job keeping safe capable horses for trail riding. The scenery was…read morebeautiful. Our trail guide Reba is very easy to talk to and full energy. The horses were wonderful. I was completely satisfied with our trial ride. I fell in love immediately with my Missouri Fox Trotter gelding I wanted to bring him home!! we had a great time. Thank you so much. Diana and Scott