Runde Park features a very large lighted baseball field and a ton of parking. The field has…read morebleachers and a concession stand. There is also a basketball court, picnic areas and my favorite, a very modern and up-to-date playground that has a wheelchair swing. Very cool. There is access from here to the Tega Cay trail system and a shady spot to leave your vehicle while you hike. Note that the facilities (other than the trail) are closed for the current COVID pandemic. [Review 13063 overall, 380 of 2020.]

A very adequate local park and outdoor space. There are 2 baseball fields, a basketball court, a…read moresmall playground, restrooms and it's all surrounded by a lovely little walking trail. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is the playground is in dire need of an upgrade. There's a decent sized jungle gym, swings and sand box with a good supply of community toys. The local recreational sports teams play here throughout the year and in the summer there's an outdoor concert series that includes food trucks and bouncy house. The best part about this space though, is the sense of community. It's tight knit, and has a very nice local vibe.

Great place to bring your kids the Pickleball court has lights. You can play too late afternoon…read moreplayground for kids is awesome.

This park is amazing. It has fenced in playground for the little ones and plenty of jungle gyms and…read moreitems that they can play with and run around. They only have two small swings , so this is nice as it prevents the possibility of kids being kicked or anything like that.

Great to watch high school football. Eat before you go. It's just snacks in the concession.read more

I've been coming to this stadium pretty much my whole life. I came to watch football games when I…read morewas in middle school and then performed as a member of the marching band for high school games and halftime shows. It's a pretty nice stadium and there's more than just football games that go on. I've been here for Drum Corps and high school marching band competition, soccer games, etc. Even after graduating college I still come by to check out events held by my old high school.

I graduated from Winthrop University with a degree in web design. I love my time at the University…read moreand the staff was all wonderful. The faculty was really knowledgeable and helpful when needed. Overall I had a very wonderful time at the university. To the other yelpers they're having issues with Winthrop listen up. All universities cost thousands of dollars a year unless it is original or city University. All universities have things like cultural events that are required along with graduation. This is not something unique to Winthrop. I attended coastal Carolina University first before transferring to Winthrop and they had a somewhat similar cultural events type program that you had to finish before graduation. The cultural events are not hard to complete before graduation. If you don't slack off and you attend a couple cultural Events each semester it is plenty easy to get enough for graduation. Winthrop is not a community college nor is UNC Charlotte, nor is university of South Carolina, nor is Clemson. Larger universities like Winthrop have these requirements to graduate. It's what allows students to stand out after completing their degree. If you want to go to class and get a degree and that's all, then you should go to a community or tech school.

It is a wonderful opportunity to meet new professors and discover new classes. Mr. Morrison, Shay…read moreand Mrs. Holmes are very friendly and they have great advice. I started here for my freshman year of college and I cried for the first few days because I didn't know what to expect. I am now a Junior and I love my classes and professors.

Lots of family fun and excitement at the Rodeo! Location was easy to find, logistics were well…read morecoordinated, and the event was professionally done. We purchased tickets in advance ($20 each) but they were also available at gate with cash or card. Food options were fun- BBQ food truck, fried everything including elephant ears, fried fish, popcorn, cotton candy, corn dogs, etc. Not a salad in sight, so prepare to indulge. The beverage selection was soft drinks, lemonades with flavoring options, and water. I had a fresh squeezed lemonade with strawberry flavor that was delightfully refreshing. Lots of patrons packed their own cooler and went the BYOB route. The few who openly carried in a box of beer did not really fit in. Most responsible adults were discreet in their own cups, keeping their own trash in cooler, and handled it well. We did see some very young teenagers consuming that was concerning. Rodeo events included bareback bronco riding, saddled bronco riding, break-away calf roping, team calf roping, steer wrangling, barrel racing and of course, bull riding. Some kind of scoreboard or screen would have helped those around us keep track of things, or a visible timer. The announcer did an excellent job of explaining the scoring system and the scores of each ride. I loved the barrel racing. Lots of local talent participated along with the professionals. The rodeo clown stole the show with the kids calf scramble, a young ladies race to retrieve a water bottle, and a very well trained trick horse show. The professionals also did an excellent job of protecting the riders. Parking was easy and well laid out. The arena was in great shape and well cared for. The bleacher seats were well positioned. They could use a few signs to discourage standing or or sitting against the arena railing during the event. Police officers walked through several times to clear folks away from the rails and remind them of the danger.

It's strawberry season and it has become a tradition we go strawberry picking Mother's Day weekend…read more Cherry Place has been our go to spot. It's a small family farm and they are always super nice. The strawberry fields are well maintained. It's not as large as some other places we've been, but we like that. There were a few muddy spots which was advertised and we had rain recently, but the paths were easy to walk. It was a busy day so they told us we would have to look under leaves to find the ripe berries. We still ended up with 2 lbs of berries and my daughter enjoyed. They tasted delicious, too. It was $4 per pound when we visited and they had jams and other products available. My daughter's favorite part is visiting the animals. They have some chickens and goats that are easy to get to. Sometimes they have corn out you can feed them with or you can bring some food to feed them. There's also a sink to wash hands after. Be careful with your strawberries or take them to the car first. I was taking a photo and a goat started to grab my bucket of strawberries. Lol. We haven't been to their fall event but love the smaller feel for strawberries. They post updates and info on their social media channels.

Visited Cherry Place on a Sunday afternoon! Nice place for an outing with younger kids. May not be…read moreeventful enough for older kids. They had a small animal petting/feeding section, 2 corn mazes, hayride, pumpkins for purchase, etc. They serve free popcorn and have water and soft drinks for purchase. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Parking is on site and free. Admission was $10 per person.

This was my first time here and we had a wonderful time! The had a very immersive plot line mystery…read moreand a tasty dinner to go along with the story. A very nice experience worth coming back again!

Absolutely beautiful venue with very comfortable seating -- it never felt crowded. Everything was…read moreincredibly well organized and ran smoothly, making the entire experience enjoyable from start to finish. The show was fantastic, professionally executed, and the actresses were truly outstanding with their incredible dancing and singing. Highly recommend!

The ideal fall outing! We went on a warm Saturday afternoon in late September, and were pleased to…read moresee that it wasn't crowded at all. Lots of parking, no lines for food, and plenty of room to roam in the pumpkin patch. We grabbed a wagon and some clippers and found a pumpkin to cut off the vine. There are plenty of pre-cut pumpkins too if you'd rather just pick one that way (and take some cute pics). The wood-fired pizza was SO good and fairly priced. We really enjoyed the salsiccia pie, but all of them sounded delicious. And had to get a half dozen cider donuts for the road, obviously. I'm looking forward to returning when our kids are a bit older to try more of the family-friendly activities!

We have been going to the Hall Family Farm for many years. It used to be located on Providence Rd…read moreWest so this was our first visit to the new location in Lancaster. I absolutely love this set up even more than the last location! There is so much for kids to do here and lots for adults too. We picked our pumpkins for the season and considering the amount of people here, there were still many great looking pumpkins. The lines were too long for the donuts/food so I didn't get to try any but I am hoping to eventually try the cider donut in the future! Definitely bring your friends and family here to check out the Hall Family Farm. Side note- I know the Halls from many years ago and they are a wonderful family! If you see them around be sure to meet them!!!