Fair pricing, variety of snacks although food for animals were a bit pricey. Enclosures could be a…read morebit more stimulating!

Absolutely I recommend this zoo!! I visit a lot of zoos, this one is the best smallest zoo I've…read moreever been to. If you're expecting it to be a little zoo with small wire caged animals, you'd be wrong! This zoo is clean. You can pay a very small amount to get a decent amount of food to feed a lot of animals, including giraffes, monkeys, camels, bears, and the usual goats. There is an overlook with a gorgeous mountainous view with a small herd of bison. This small zoo packs a big punch! They even have mandrills!! And a black leopard!! As a photographer, I was glad to see glass areas on some animals to great photos! If you're on the fence about stopping here, get off and go. You won't regret it!!

Lee went above and beyond to ensure my family and I had a great experience at Funland. She was very…read morekind and approachable. She walked around the facility to ensure everyone was able to play the games and to ensure the facility was tidy. My kiddos were able to get their favorite foods, pizza and chicken tenders, both were kiddo approved. We will definitely be back, it was a fun and easy activity to do on a Saturday afternoon!

Yesterday after Joshua and I had a great lunch, we decided to check out the Edith B. Barill…read moreRiverfront Park & Trail in Star City area of Morgantown. The park is free to enjoy. There is plenty of parking. Some decking style docks along river to stroll, a gazebo, a few shelters & picnic tables (no grills) there is a very nice bathroom facility near the oversized Children's fabulous playground with swings. Plenty of signage depicting the history with photos along with name plaques for the trees. Some beautiful wildflowers and wildlife including plenty of ducks with babies. Definitely a great little place to enjoy some fresh air. There is also a shaved ice truck and you can rent paddle bikes for the river. Several nice memorials including one of President JFK

Dilapidated and dangerous playground facilities. This playground needs to be torn down. The…read morebathrooms along the rail trail are nice.

The West Virginia Botanic Garden wasn't quite blooming when we visited in the spring, and the trees…read morewere still bare, but it was beautiful nonetheless. Plus, it's free. I mean, come on! How can you not like a free botanic garden? Plus, it's the only botanical garden in the state of West Virginia. Alright, that settles it! This place is great. It was nice to walk around this free and unique botanical garden, and see what we could see. If you start at the education center, you can follow a path by foot that will take you down to the Children's Adventure Garden, the Butterfly Garden and the Secret Garden. But if you're not up for walking, you can also drive there. There's a parking lot that's right next to all of those areas. I have children, so we headed straight to the children's garden. It's tiny and meant for tiny people, which I sometimes forget my children are not anymore. This children's garden would be perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. There are rocks to climb, a tunnel to go through, a mini rock wall to scale, and some chairs to sit in. There's also a sensory table with some sand and shovels, which did not impress my almost-tween child who was playing with it. But it's hard to impress a tween, you know? I think young children will love all of the children's garden (even the sandbox sensory table) because young children love things more easily than us older people. The botanical garden has a couple of different trails that you can follow that we did not during our visit. There is a fairy garden here, as well as a few bridges, an overlook and a big pond. If we had more time and energy, we definitely would have followed the trails to see all of these things! We did discover some hammocks that were connected to a couple of trees, which was a nice surprise. It was cool to just rock gently, supported by trees, breathing in the air that the trees were providing.

Although it was off season in November, we had a beautiful stroll through the gardens. While…read moregetting some steps in, we stopped by the visitor center and one of the other buildings to use the restroom. There was plenty of parking in different areas along the one way loop through the park. There was plenty of flat trails or elevation if that is what you are looking for. I can only imagine how beautiful it is while everything is in bloom.

I was visiting the area with my son and looking for a fun unique experience, and this fit the bill…read moreperfectly. Neither of us had been axe throwing before. Very fun and relaxed environment with great service. Battleship might have been my favorite game but there are several good ones. Could not partake that evening, but looks like they had a good beer selection. They have a few humble food options.

My friends and I did the Taken escape room. It was super easy to set up an online appointment so…read morewhen we got there we were ready to go. Honestly, we killed it! There was only 3 of us but we made it out with over 20 minutes still on the clock. Mark, our game master, was unbelievably friendly and really helpful we when needed it as well. This room was really cool too because you start out with your group separated into two booths and you can see one another but can't hear each other and you have to figure out how to break out into the bigger room, I liked that different start. There were some other really fun, unique puzzles to solve that were really cool. Super fun room and overall experience, I'd 100% come back!

We had a terrific time trying to Xscape our room! So many clues were out there, just waiting to be…read morediscovered. A lot of thought went into designing this mystery and we had so much fun. There were more clues than we knew what to do with which was great for us since there were 5 of us. We tried the "figure out who killed Mitzi the singer room". Highly recommend it! We barely made it out in time...thanks to our "handler"

Yesterday after Joshua and I had a great lunch, we decided to check out the Edith B. Barill…read moreRiverfront Park & Trail in Star City area of Morgantown. The park is free to enjoy. There is plenty of parking. Some decking style docks along river to stroll, a gazebo, a few shelters & picnic tables (no grills) there is a very nice bathroom facility near the oversized Children's fabulous playground with swings. Plenty of signage depicting the history with photos along with name plaques for the trees. Some beautiful wildflowers and wildlife including plenty of ducks with babies. Definitely a great little place to enjoy some fresh air. There is also a shaved ice truck and you can rent paddle bikes for the river. Several nice memorials including one of President JFK

My personal experience here has been great course! Great Staff! Reasonably price food but more work…read moreneeds to be done to make this destination dining. I had a wonderful time visiting this course as a Club Corp member. My only recommended improvement other than the food is that they must get a better list of wines. No country club is complete without a good wine list!! Great golf is not complete without a good 19th hole and not every is satisfied with burger and fries and beer....

Ugh. Been waiting for over an hour... so far, 3 wrong drinks...slow as mud .... food coming out…read moresporadically. BTW, it is NOT busy and we are the only ones here. update- food came OR didn't. They gave one plate away to the only other table in the place. Corn was good- but hmm. Oh! And an amazing bartender who argued quite loud when she didn't make the right drinks. Yes, corn was good. High hopes at a Country Club-- plummeted. Overlooked, rubber food, missing items, wrong items, swing and a miss.