Everything is not calibrated, so you can't play any of the games with any accuracy. Tried football,…read morebaseball, golf, soccer - all without any success.

Super fun, but menu shown online is WAY OFF. Wings and pizza are only options for food. Of course…read morewe found out AFTER we made the reservation. They were also out of bottled soft drinks, except Dasani. But they did have a good beer selection!

We are so lucky to have Auburn Fencing Club in this area. The coaches are very experienced and…read moregreat with kids. We love bringing our son here and he really enjoys coming. If you or your child aren't exactly the football or baseball type but still want to participate in a sport you should give Auburn Fencing a try.

Loved the courses. Being from Florida, the elevations were a welcome change. Starters and rangers…read morewere great. While the cart guys were helpful, I felt as though some improvements could be made such as providing towels - especially when there is rain. A couple of our rounds we had to ask for things (such as towels and getting our clubs cleaned since we were leaving our clubs for the next day). Maybe the process is different from the expectations based on experiences in other states. While the clubhouse is nice enough, the food is pretty mid. We had lunch the first day but decided we would not eat there any of our other 2 rounds. Pro shop personnel were cordial and communication was great. We booked our tee times thru a group service which entitled us to additional discounts on any merch.

Of all the RTJ courses we played, this was by far my favorite. We played the Links course. The pace…read moreof play was a bit slow as there were some extremely slow golfers ahead of us. I think they spent most of their time talking on the tee box. We had to keep reminding them to keep playing. I had my best score of the trip on this course and would gladly play it again. Fairways in great condition, beautiful scenery and views as well as nice greens.

First of all, this dance studio is actually located at 850 Stage Rd, Auburn, AL 36830…read more I was looking for drop in dance classes in the Auburn area and this studio came up in my research. They offer a few adult classes as well as a variety of classes for kids.This studio reminded me of my studio I went to growing up. The girls in the class were very close and small town. The class did get off topic a little bit which happened at my studio as well. I took the lyrical/contemporary class on Thursdays 6:30-7:30. I wish it was an hour and a half. The girls in the class ranged in ages from high school to college. The class consisted of a warm up, turns, leaps, and choreography. I think that the choreography could have been taught a little quicker. Considering this was a local studio and I don't think they get much drop in traffic everyone was very nice. I think I might have been a bit of a distraction during class - some of the girls kept asking me questions to get to know me. It was sweet, but I just wanted to dance. Drop in class is $15, monthly is $55 for first class, add a 2nd for $25/mo and a 3rd for $20. I will be back for the class again next week.

This is a beautiful place to visit. The restrooms were clean, and there's a small lake with a dock…read morewhere you can jump in and swim. The ladder could use replacing, but people still manage just fine. There are also a couple of beautiful waterfalls to enjoy, along with mountain biking trails and nice walking paths. The staff here were very friendly and informative. We truly enjoyed our visit and hope you do too!

This state park has an amazing mountain bike trail system. The trail builders have built awesome…read moretrails that caters to early beginners to Advanced Riders. There's even a Pro line that makes your butt pucker just by looking at it. Way above my pay grade as they say. "Chewacla State Park's 696 scenic acres offer plenty of rest, relaxation and recreation, just a short drive from the Auburn-Opelika area. Facilities include a 26-acre lake, swimming area, playground, a modern campground, picnic areas with tables, grills and shelters, cabins, hiking and mountain biking trails."

Friendly staff! Campsites and Comfort Station kept clean. Camp Host were very welcoming and…read morehelpful! I'll be back!

This review is not for the entire park, but just for one trail. We parked in a lot across the road…read morefrom the Callaway General Store and Café. We asked them about parking (no fee) and were returning there for lunch later anyway. We then hiked up Rt 190 about 50 yards and found the trail crossing. We opted to do the one on the left - I think it was Bentley? The one on the right was the Pine Mountain trail. The trail was a nice hike through the woods but never more than 200 yards from a main road. We followed it to a junction and turned right so as to begin the loop back. Since it had taken longer than planned already, we hiked back along Route 190 instead of another trail. In total, it was about 2.1 miles and took us from 10:45 a.m. to 12:05 p.m.! The trail was hilly with a lot of rocks so the pace was slow. I enjoyed the hike, though.

There's a lot of work going into this complex. However, everything is coming together well…read more There's a pretty new field house and the bathrooms are nice. We recently came in town for a soccer tournament offered by Auburn Thunder, and this is their home complex.

I noticed some one gave the park a one star so I felt compeled to write a review of the place in…read moretotality were my father, many years ago taught me how to fish. I love this park. I practically grew up here. I know all the bridges and piers and probably all of the roads that lead you to the lake. Hell I have a running tab at one of the bait shops cause the original owners kids still remember me do in to shop as a kid. I know that it's rude to come to these fishes home and kidnap them. But I love to have fish as guest right next to some yellow grits and cheesy eggs. So I apologize for that but I'm that kind of girl! Yes. I do agree that things have changed around here. There are a lot of things that I used to do in the late 80's early 90's that they just don't allow us to do anymore. But it's okay. We have to roll with the punches after we curse a little of course. There are less staff members here. Not enough trash cans. Bathrooms close foe Winter and then you can't find a port a potty. Bring a Red Cup and some baby whipes ladies. That is the best tip feom me you will ever get. Trust me on this one! But none of the changes can take away from the beauty of the place. And the fact that you get to see and touch and feel and live in the moment right here I the great State of Georgia. With that being said, what amazes me the most is that most of the people we meet on land here are from Atlanta. Maybe all the natives have their own boat. But it's a great way to meet new people! Long time friendships are made out here. It's a huge lake so be careful if you are fishing in land because some of these little roads are in Alabama and vice versa. Just double check if you only have a GA fishing license the you don't want to get caught fishing in AL. If you are on a boat however, no worries. I hope that if you are in Atlanta that you will give this place a try. It's a little over 1 hour from the Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta. Depending on who is driving may 1 1/2 hours. Give it a try and let me know what you think.

This lake is huge. You can fish, boat, swim and reserve an area to grill. It is pet friendly but…read morebeware of random particles on the ground that can hurt your fur baby. I would return with friends.