This was worth the two-hour drive from the Triangle to spend a couple of hours in a…read morebeautifully-landscaped retreat with a huge variety of birds. It's a bargain at only $14 for adult entry. I recommend getting one of the seed sticks for the Landing Zone, where a flock of colorful parakeets will eagerly perch on the stick and eat out of your hand. If you're skittish, note that they will also maybe land on your shoulder or head, or pull at your shoelaces until they realize they aren't food. But for those who are game, it's a ton of fun and the birds come in a beautiful variety of colors. All of the various sections have plenty of birds, and they're easy to see, not hidden away in the back of some enclosure. They all look healthy and comfortable and seem to have plenty of room. There are also tons of plants and lovely flowering bushes throughout the park. Some particular favorites of mine were the Wings of the Tropics and the boardwalk (sponsored by Duke Energy) where you can get an idea just how much an impact beavers have on creating essential wetlands for bird habitats. All of the various zones are close together, and there are plenty of benches and places to rest throughout, so it's not physically taxing and guests with mobility issues could still enjoy it. It's definitely off the beaten path, but it's worth the trip if you have an interest in our feathered friends.

Excellent Visit; Worth the Drive!!…read more We spent our 28th anniversary here in November and it was lovely. As we proceeded through the exhibits, I really enjoyed the scenery of the well-kept aviaries throughout this park. Employees are all educated and helpful. The parakeets in the Landing were very active, but if they don't come to you right away, don't be afraid to scoop one up to encourage it to interact and/or eat the millet stick, per my husband & not me because I am afraid of birds swooping like that haha (Buy the seed sticks at ticket counter before going into park) Highlights: The kookaburra laughed for me and the cassowary ran back and forth like a Dino raptor and they were definitely my favorite exhibits of the day! We both have mobility issues, so I wanted to provide the following info: This park is laid out in a loop with many inclines, rocky pathways, & root growth under pavement making for treacherous rolling. Using a wheelchair with small front wheels proved challenging to say the least. (large wheels are recommended) That being said, I CAN walk a bit and had to to maneuver the wheelchair through some of the trails. Also, there are many benches and picnic areas to rest along the trails, but we still had carried a fold up stool for my husband but he only had to use it once. There is a golf cart rental= 5 people for $100 I think. So that will be what we do next time likely, because this park is worth every penny!

This supercharger is highly recommended because it is in the parking lot of Kahill's which is an…read moreexcellent restaurant that takes you by surprise in this rural area. Their lobster bisque is homemade as are all their items and Kahill's provides a relaxing respite while charging.

This Tesla charging station is in the parking lot of a bar called and lots of non-electric vehicles…read morefrequently park in these Tesla spots. I had to go into the bar and ask them to make an announcement for non-Teslas to move their vehicles so that I could continue my interstate road trip. The staff informed me that people have said they are doing it because they think it's funny. One of the bar patrons even made a comment in the parking lot mocking the announcement I requested for people to move their non-Tesla vehicles creating a very hostile environment for me and my family. As I mentioned before, this is the parking lot of a bar and many of these people are intoxicated! I recommend skipping this charging station altogether since the establishment owner refuses to enforce the "Tesla parking only" rule by having the non-Tesla vehicles towed.

Great Supercharger in the parking lot of a Holiday Inn. You can walk to Bojangles or just stop at…read moreMcDonalds or Wendy's before you plug in. The hotel has the cutest (almost) full size stuffed black bear that you must go inside and take your picture with. We stop here on our way to the OBX. We have never encountered another car charging.

Nothing but a hotel and bojangles in walking distance. Not the fastest supercharger. About 368mi/hrread more

Absolutely wonderful. Best Filet around. Great Atmosphere. Service was a bit slow however they were…read morepacked when we were there. Been there twice while traveling. I will definitely be a regular customer when I'm in the area. Beer is cold, Food is delicious. That's what make a great restaurant. Were were traveling to the DC area and they beat everything on the Harbor here.

Decent food with good service. Limited choices in the area make this an ok choice. Be prepared to…read morepay for the lack of competition as prices are crazy high.

This is a great mall location with food and shopping nearby. This charging facility has 10 spots…read moreavailable in a well lit safe location.

This one sucks, folks…read more Super full and S. L. O. W. No gas stations, convenience stores, or anything other than a Texas Roadhouse to pass the eons you're going to wait to charge to a reasonable level. Blecch. This one would be a great one to upgrade to 250kW, just so your time in this purgatory of Tesla Superchargers is kept to a bare minimum. Awful.

Superchargers should be super fast, this one is barely doing 46kw as opposed to others that are…read more250kw

8 stalls of supercharger up to 150kwh, a lil bit on slower speed. A convenient location, not too…read morefar from highway exits, can be busy at certain hours also feel sketchy especially at night time, lock the door if feel insecure. The nicest thing is located at Wawa parking lot, a convenient stop for restrooms and warm meals or hot coffee. 11701 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Chester, VA 23831 24 hrs #wawachesterva #teslasupercharger #preservefootprints

This Tesla Supercharger station shares the lot with a (ewwww!) gas station. Though as gas stations…read morego, Wawa is pretty solid with a good selection of drinks and such. There is not much else going on here if you're planning to spend an hour juicing up your ride. The two restaurants nearby are well reviewed but hardly fine dining. A couple of the superchargers have a tree nearby so if the Sun is in the right spot, you might get some shade. [Review 11973 overall, 1756 of 2019.]

Koi Pond Brewing may have a smaller beer selection, but what they do offer is well-crafted and…read moreenjoyable. The quality definitely makes up for the limited variety. They sell a few snacks on-site, but the best part is that you're welcome to bring in outside food--highly recommend grabbing a pizza from the place right next door. The bartender was super helpful, giving us tips on where to grab food and even sharing info about upcoming events. The space has a relaxed, welcoming vibe and is set in a repurposed home, which adds a lot of charm and character. Great spot to hang out, sip some solid brews, and enjoy a casual evening.

Friendly staff, average beer. They have a selection of craft beer styles for everyone, but nothing…read moreto write home about. Still worth stopping in for a pint if you're at the Mills. It was cool to drink in one of the old mill houses and imagine how things were back then. Decent amount of seating inside, but I can see it filling up in the summer.

Super chargers are always reliable place for charging an EV. Not much to about these.read more

Just FYI, there are lots of Tesla charging stations between Target and Harris Teeter in Parkside…read more Really nice and convenient. You have Starbucks or Panera bread close by while charging. There is also a Target and Harris Teeter close by. Also it's located is a pretty good place. The lot is kind of private.