I signed my husband and I up for Navitat at Night to celebrate his birthday and it was so fun! It…read morewas a super unique way to spend our Saturday night and I would definitely recommend to other couples. Going with a group would be super fun too, and honestly I think you could even do this solo! I definitely didn't realize ahead of time how independent it would be -- the few ropes courses i've done in my life weren't in a trail format... so a guide always clipped me in/out. Neither of us were too familiar with the zipline and carabiners mechanisms, so I was nervous at first! But the guides are great at explaining how it all works, and have you do a practice round before heading out on your own. You get the hang of it fast. We were able to do 5/6 trails (we didn't get around to the most difficult one) and they were all unique and fun in their own right. I'm sure it's fun during the day too, but it was cool to be at Ijams at night with it all lit up!

Third time coming back and every time I get this vibe that Ben is really unhappy to be there. He…read morecalled out a young employee in front of every single customer about color coding the helmets when you put them up, and he was so passive aggressive about it. He verbally put her down in front of the whole crowd that was about to go to the course. Extremely unprofessional and I feel like if y'all have a high turnover rate, it's because of Ben. The gentleman in the ropes course, I wish I could remember his name. He was so kind and professional, he would joke with the younger kids and make them laugh, go out on the course in a moments notice to help someone, and was all around in a good mood. He was having a good time and making sure the customers were too. So was the younger girl that Ben verbally attacked in front of everyone. Both the staff in the tree tops were fantastic, extremely helpful, and a pleasure to be around. I do feel bad for anyone that has to work with Ben though. If he was my manager I would quit before the first day was over.

Very nice facility and super knowledgeable staff. I have been coming there for many years and have…read morealways loved it! Great for large groups, small groups, kids, and adults too!

Took a trip to Asheville and ended up climbing in Knoxville. This place is great for all types of…read moreclimbing and all levels of experience. Mark did a great job of hosting our session - He was very nice and extremely educated without being pretentious. The walls scale up to 50 ft with belay and auto belaying available. Prices are standard and the overall environment is great! This is the best climbing gym I have been to and would highly recommend it to anyone.

My 4 yr old son just finished his first week at Tate's Day Camp, and he absolutely loves it. The…read morecamp is well organized and the staff is amazing. There is a different fun theme each week. At the end of the day he is worn out (in a good way) from the outdoor play, daily swim lessons, zip-lining, and other fun activities. Tuition is pricey compared to daycare, but the experience is well worth the investment. If you want your child to enjoy an active summer without screen time, I highly recommend Tate's Day Camp!

Look forward to coming back every year!! Loads of fun and learn horsemanship and responsibly as…read morewell as teamwork and social skills! Worth every penny! Totally safe and owned by kind hearted people. They let you into their home and treat you like their children! Rewarded with sweat treats and tons of fun crafts. You can be any level of rider and you will lead extremely quickly how to do anything you want to learn! You should try this camp! Everything to love!

Do not send your child to this "camp". There is no adult…read moresupervision, other than the lady who owns it. There is a small, dirty pool for the children to use daily, which has nothing to prevent accidentally falling in, no life saving equipment, and depth is unmarked. I cannot tell if the owner or any of the teenagers working for her are trained in lifesaving or first aid. The only restroom and changing room (one for both genders) for the children is in the owner's house, on the property. After my child's first day at the camp, I discussed with another parent, whose child was also in the camp (very close friends of ours), my concerns. The second day camp, my friend called the camp and spoke with the owner's teenaged daughter about our concerns. (this daughter keeps track of payments etc....not the adult owner)The daughter put my friend's mind at ease. 20 minutes later the owner called my cell phone several times in a row before I could get to it. Seeing that it was the horse camp I panicked, thinking something had happened to my child. I called her back. She said, "First of all, have you paid?" (I paid my deposit and tried to pay her the first day with debit...to which she said to pay her cash....hmmmmm...anyway we discussed the payment and I was to give her a check on the second day when I picked up my child) I asked if my child was ok. She was. She accused me of trying not to pay. Then...."and secondly, so and so's mom just called. Do you have a problem?" In a very aggressive way, she accused me of going behind her back and talking about the place to my friend and other parents. At my friend's advice, I called owner back because she wanted to "start over". She apologized and went on and on about crazy stuff....talking so fast I could hardly understand her. I just listened. Then she started talking about my payment and said that she was upset because we had no communication about payment. At this point I finally spoke. I told her she would get her f-ing check.....then she cut me off and told me to come get my f-ing kid. 10 minutes later, while I am on my way, she called again to tell me to come get my kid and hung up on me. At this point I called my husband who was closer to the place than I was and certainly not as pissed off as I was, to go get her. 10 minutes after that she called me again to know when I was coming to get my kid. At this point I was being a smart ass and told her that we would get there when we got there. Then she asked me if I was mentally ill and repeatedly, like a chant, told that I needed medicine. I had to interrupt her chanting to ask her what time she would like me to tell the police to come to uninsured, unlicensed business. The first day I had ever spoken to that woman my gut instinct told me something was very off. In addition, my child was stung by a wasp on that 2nd day and none from the camp even told me.

What a wonderful place to spend a morning or afternoon! The trails are clean and well maintained,…read moreand there are plenty of them! The ponds, streams, wooden bridges and river add to the beautiful ambiance. Parking is $5 and is done via your smart phone.

Ijams Nature Center is decent. There is a $5 parking fee. They allow leashed pets on the property…read morehowever they are not allowed in the nature center. There are trails to walk. They were okay. I got bored with them and didn't stay long. They do have a a high ropes course that looked neat if you are into that. I would have been okay to pay the parking fee if I would have stayed there longer.

Foxfire adventure has so much to offer! My family (of first time zip-liners aside from myself) had…read morea blast on the Goliath zip line tour. Our tour guides (Thomas and JLO) were very experienced, friendly, funny, and they made us feel safe. Before you even start on a zipline you get a fun wild ride on a UTV that takes you up the mountain to where you will begin your adventure. For the next two days my father (who has a fear of heights) recommended foxfire adventure park to anyone/strangers we talked to. This is a great place for both experienced and beginners to zipline!

J-Lo and Tom were excellent guides. We had a blast and pushed excitedly past our comfort zones…read more Going upside down was the ultimate thrill as well as the surprise ATV ride intermission! The photographer was also very sweet and patient. Worth the cost!

Yesterday my son , granddaughter (15) and I drove out to zipline at Legency. We came in from NC…read more The twisty, turny, windy roads getting there held lovely views. GPS gave great directions and we arrived on time. If coming from NC on 40 west, please allow extra time for construction, about an hour. Upon arrival at Legency we were greeted by smiling facing at the service counter. We got checked in quickly, given the run down on the wait time. They do not have lockers, so its recommended you lock your belongings in your vehicle. They do take your keys for safe keeping as certain items are not allowed on the course. The gift shop has a ton of unique souvenirs. We purchased t-shirts, they have a large selection. They sell some snacking items and drinks. The restroom was clean. They have rockers on the porch and a fire pit area to hang out at until its time to rig up. Our instructors Matt and Daniel got us into our harnesses and explained how they work. We loaded onto the bus for a trip to the top. Along the way they explained the course and what to expect. Of the 7 lines, the first 2 lines are beginner lines. Each line gets faster and higher. They gave great instructions , and were very helpful. They put everyone in our group at ease. Also, they are quite funny. Don't tell them, we don't want it going to their heads. Waters were offered , so stay hydrated. It was overcast due to the morning rain, but the views were still majestic. Line 6 was my favorite. The course takes about 2 hours. We have ziplined before, but it did not compare to this. The views over the tree tops, approximately 540 feet were amazing. Everyone we encountered, from the service gals , the bus driver, the truck driver to the instructors were absolutely wonderful. We had a great time , See ya next year

We had an amazing time with my family of 7 and the tour guides were awesome 10/10 for them! We…read moreloved it all except the pictures. The girl taking the pictures was a little stand offish towards us and the photos could have been better showcasing the view in the background as we zipped since its our only chance to get photos on the tour for memories. One area they could improve besides the photos is giving us each a short video clip of us zipping. All my family members were disappointed not to have video of us on the experience. Thanks for giving us some good memories though

Anyone that's a Roller Skater knows how important a floor is to skating. Well this floor is one of…read morethe best I have rolled on in my life. Absolutely a great place to skate. Big snack bar and a skate shop what more can you ask for. Can't wait to come back and roll again one day. 10/10

We attended our great grandsons skate party. Everyone had a great time. Brought back such wonderful…read morememories as I used to take my son skating there back in the late 70's and during the 80's! The owners have taken the rink to a new level. The skating floor is beautiful and the wall murals are well done. I love that they have a large skate team and so proud that they have won competitions. I would highly recommend taking your children to Roll Arena Party Zone and have a fun family time. And visit the snack bar. Good selection of food items and excellent prices. Kudos to the young people working the snack bar for being friendly and polite. All in all, a great fun family oriented place.