Delicious blueberries and super nice and friendly owners of this farm made a delightful picking…read moreexperience. You can pay $1 and they will provide you with a gallon basket or you can bring your own. Bring cash- they only take cash and checks. Prices are very reasonable- it was $24 for a gallon of blueberries if "u-pick" and I think they were only $28 pre-picked. The blueberries are just about "picked out" for this year but there were still plenty that were easily pickable. Kids will also enjoy feeding their Koi fish and if they are dog lovers, seeing their beautiful Great Pyrenees dogs. No outside dogs allowed so leave your pets at home! Be sure to wear shoes that can get muddy if it has been raining, and the blueberry bushes are on a slope so tennis shoes are advisable for better footing. Check their Facebook page for information about picking and times that they are open. It's about a 20-25 minute drive from downtown Greenville. It's a good idea to map it because the entrance is easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. You will drive down a fairly short dirt road to get to the area where they have the baskets and the friendly owners will show you the best places to pick. There appeared to be a restroom available if needed. The owners advised that they use no pesticides, which is a plus! A fun family activity!

I saw this place on Kidding Around and thought we would check it out. It's in the middle of no…read morewhere but not hard to find. The family (staff) is helpful and friendly. We opted to pick our own gallon of blueberries and had a wonderful time. I'm rating this 4 stars because I think it was a little expensive for what it was. It's $30 to pick the gallon and I was told it was organic and non spray. After seeing prices for other places I saw some charged anywhere from $10-20 for this. There was a group of ladies that came and when they were told the price they were surprised and ended up leaving. I don't regret coming here because we had a fun experience but just letting you know it can be pricey!

Birchwood is special for several reasons. First, there are the animals. The goats and their dogs…read moreare adorable, and they've added a guardian dog rescue to their farm. Second, the products are great!! I've started using their laundry detergent and appreciate ALL natural ingredients. Finally, their collaborations. They are always reaching out to other small businesses, bring them to the farm, and get more people involved in Oconee small businesses.

Another beautiful little City of Greenville pocket park. This one is a short walk up East…read moreCamperdown from the Falls Park Bridge. It is sponsored by the Greater Greenville Rose Society and in season, the garden is filled with beautiful roses in a variety of colors. As the saying goes- "Stop and smell the roses!"

The Shaw Garden has been a local rose garden open to the public for at least 20 years. The rose…read morebeds are maintained by the volunteers of the Greater Greenville Rose Society. There are 10 beds of roses, each with a specific different types of roses which are maintained by a volunteer. We sponsor a Pruning Day (usually the 1st Sat. in March at 9am-12pm) which offers FREE instruction on how to prune roses to anyone interested. The best time to view this garden is near Mother's Day weekend but roses are typically in bloom May 1st to Nov1st (or whenever it freezes). Roses are for the public's enjoyment and are NOT meant to be picked by the public. We will be offering more info on the garden/rose care via handouts available at the garden. The garden is sprayed to resist fungal diseases every two weeks. Please do not enter the garden area while the volunteers are spraying.

What a great little mini golf place located in Seneca. Hidden gem! Staff so friendly. Highly…read morerecommend! We will definitely return.

SO FUN!! all the koi fish! We went on a week day so there was barely anyone there. Waterfalls,…read morelittle anoles climbing trees, lots of fans mounted in the trees all around so there's a breeze, which was fantastic since it close to 100degrees out! It was great! The ball&club return building is so nice, with seating, and ice cream . I got blackberry cobbler and it was freaking amazing.

A beautiful park with Reedy River waterfalls, right in downtown Greenville South Carolina. There is…read morealot of walking areas:quiet green natural areas to sit and relax. Plenty of photographic areas for memories. There is many eating places near by if you want to grab lunch or dinner. Overall a very tranquil vibe in the center city.

Spending time along the Reedy River in Greenville is such a special experience. There are several…read morebeautiful spots to sit and relax, especially near the Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville, and the bridge is a wonderful place to stroll while enjoying the soothing sound of the river and waterfall. What makes it even more meaningful is the history behind it. Beginning in the late 1700s, water-powered industries clustered along the Reedy River, including trading posts, grist and corn mills, a sawmill, an ironworks, the Gower, Cox and Markley Coach Factory, a paper-making factory, and an armory. A century later, textile and apparel mills were established along its banks. Unfortunately, the mills discharged waste and excess dyes into the river, and the Reedy began to suffer from the spoils of progress. By the mid-20th century, downtown Greenville's stretch of the river was so severely polluted by upstream textile mills that the once pristine and popular falls became desolate and unsafe. Seeing how beautiful and vibrant the area is today makes you truly appreciate the restoration and revitalization efforts. It's peaceful, scenic, and rich with history -- definitely a must-visit when you're in Greenville. Cheers!

Fantastic experience! Karyn is kind and accommodating. She caters to different experience levels…read moreand gives very clear, explicit instructions. Her horses are clearly very loved. My husband and I had a fantastic time getting to know the horses, seeing absolutely stunning scenery, and chatting with Karyn. I highly recommend!

My family and our sons' friends thoroughly enjoyed our ride with Karyn and Allie. Friendly folks,…read morebeautiful scenery and wonderful ride. We all had such a fantastic time, it was the topic of conversation hours later, and a "friendly" argument arose over whose horse was the best. Some bonds were definitely made on the trail. Karyn was super nice and very accommodating. We would definitely recommend to our friends and will plan to ride again when we're in the area.

It was a fun interactive rainy day activity to do with friends (that have little one's) that were…read morevisiting. I look forward to taking advantage of various events they host throughout the year!

Wanna see a nuclear reactor Upclose and Personal? Take the self-guided tour at Duke's World of…read moreEnergy to learn how electricity is generated using water, coal and uranium. Oconee was the first nuclear station built by Duke Energy. Operating since 1973 it has produced more than 500 million megawatt-hours of electricity, 1st in the country to do so. Fun things to do: * Kids love pushing (our) buttons! Luckily the World of Energy is filled with interactive exhibits, games and videos, all with buttons waiting to be pressed. * Explore a full size nuclear reactor replica and test your knowledge at the computer games * Get a kick seeing the 1930s small home-appliances invented by Duke's engineers, like the electric toaster and the iron machine! * Enjoy a 0.25 mile nature trail and a colorful butterfly garden (however we only saw one butterfly, maybe they were all hiding because of the heat) More FREE attractions in the area: * Walhalla Fish Hatchery - feed, fish and see all the life stages of trout * Historic Oconee Station (former Indian trading post) and Hagood Mill (still operating grist mill, site to live demos, blue grass and folk tales festivals) * Legendary Issaqueena and Whitewater waterfalls * Admire country's largest collection of nature-based sculptures at SC Botanical Garden (on the Clemson campus)

If you had great golf club, with a pool and clay tennis courts.....didn't kill people on…read morefees,etc...you'd have the Green Valley Country Club. New logo reflects the relationship to Paris Mountain; which you can see from various holes on the golf course. The owner, Mike K, is a class act; always trying to improve the member's experience(s). Go, Play, Drink.....

gv CC is a gem. Locals in Green Valley call it home as its an extention of the surrounding…read moreneighborhood. gv staff make every effort to accomodate and strive remember your name upon membership. The Grill is swell and Club '58 does a very good job. The golf course holds your attention: long enough, water, hills and fast greens. Practice areas are way above average. gv also has tennis courts, a large pool and a gym. gv is a great value and I am glad to be a member.