Great experience!! 💯 % recommended The area has two main spots for wandering and even refreshing into the waterfall water. The lower one is smaller and not deep. The upper one is great for a swim (the deep level is about 5 ft or 150 cm). The flow was constant, so if you position yourself under the waterfall you get a free shoulder massage! There's no entrance fee, everything was free. The road to get here (Helton Creek road) is a bit rural and not paved, so during the rainy season it could be dangerous , at some point we even had to go through a small river branch (visible in one of my pictures and video).

Great falls and stunning views. There are two falls here, very close to parking but not handicap friendly. There are steps and some have big gaps. The deck has a few big holes, so be careful. Otherwise both falls have wonderful backgrounds for photos and wade around. I liked the upper one more for its pool kind and big space to wade and enjoy water and click amazing pics.

Somewhat hidden and definitely off the beaten path dual waterfall (upper and lower). We went early in the am (just after sunrise) on our way home from vacation. The road up is single lane with packed gravel and lots of twists and turns. The path to the falls is fairly short with some steps and groomed path. Some moisture on path so watch footing. We had the falls to ourselves so try going early.

So beautiful! Don't recommend going the way we went in a small car as you have to cross a couple creeks. But the falls were absolutely beautiful!

Pretty short drive on country gravel road to this wonderful waterfall. Short walk down stairs to 2 gorgeous, tall falls with viewing areas. Easy access to wade/ swim. Colorful interesting rocks and fallen logs make for an enchanting discovery.

Have nice pools to take a dip on a hot day. Has unpaved road n no designated parking space, but pets and kids will enjoy the lower waterfall as it doesn't involve any hiking.

Beautiful falls, fairly short hike. Hiking was accessible to most skill levels with precaution. The entrance road turns to gravel, so don't turn back. Well worth the time., the parking was a bit crowded (Saturday morning) but manageable, Loved the visit.

Historical mill, now a pottery shop. Beautiful local pottery inside. Definitely stop in and check it out. The staff was very informative and friendly and shared the history of the mill as well as all about their pottery.

Super friendly service. A really unique piece of North Georgia history preserved and turned into a place to find local artist pottery. The art you will find is high quality and beautiful designs! The best is the workshops available on the weekends by the artists whose work is displayed and fills the shop. Not to mention the breathtaking view of the river!

Mark of the potter, what a wonderful fined. My sister and I were like kids in a candy store. They are in an old billing next to a river filled with trout fish. Very relaxing.

This place is filled with history and pottery. Your eys will not stop looking at everything there is something for everyone to buy. Great place to buy American made/ man/women made things. You must go down and see underneath the building it's beautiful.

So glad our airbnb host recommended this spot to us! Absolutely beautiful pottery from local artists and a great view of a waterfall as well. Very nice staff and reasonably priced. Truly a hidden gem I’m glad we were able to see!

Much more than we bargained for. The pottery was amazing, but a little more than I wanted to spend. We didn't know that the place used to be a grist mill and evidence is well preserved. Very cool! And the fish in the river were huge! Made me want to take up fishing. Although it's not allowed so don't get your hopes up. Definitely worth a stop.

Fun little place to stop with pottery from multiple artists. We spoke with some of the employees for a few minutes and they gave us a run down of the mill as well as information on the potters whose wares we purchased. Very friendly and informative. The mill is also fun to look around and if you’re lucky you may be there on a day when you can feed the fish. We were not unfortunately. Watch your noggin going down the steps to see the indoor waterfall 🙂.

This campsite is very nice! The bathrooms were clean and spacious, which we really appreciated. There was some construction happening on the other side, and it looks like a new bathroom facility is coming soon, which is great to see. The trails were beautiful, and all the overlooks had amazing views — perfect for nature lovers. My two fur babies had the best time exploring and enjoying the outdoors! Overall, a relaxing and enjoyable stay. We’re looking forward to coming back!

An amazing state park, with great waterfalls, views, and hiking areas. I lucked out and got to visit on a perfect fall morning with high water flow earlier this month. Great loop trail. If you go down to Hurricane Falls, your legs will be burning by the time you complete the stairs back up to the rim, but it’s 1000% worth it. The suspension bridge is another iconic point in this park. A few notes - after overlook 1, I didn’t find the view at Inspiration Point to be better; it’s not that far further down the trail, but it’s also not necessary. And then the parking area has a gate that isn’t opened until close to opening hours for the visitor center. I showed up early and was surprised to find a locked gate.

Tallulah falls is a bit underwhelming compared to other places for example, Linville Falls in North Carolina. The exhaustion of the steps def was not worth the view at the end. Parking wasn’t free. Overall the trails were maintained, a great amount of diverse people on the trail. Very family friendly. Bridge was nice. If you’re under an hour way I’d recommend but if not, I’d put more time to the drive and go somewhere nicer. I’m from the mtns of North Carolina and NC’s mtns are free and definitely worth the drive and views. If you’re reading this now, it isn’t fully “fall” colored yet just slightly.

Absolutely breathtaking views! This is a must see, photos don’t do it justice. I would recommend good hiking shoes and walking sticks if you plan to go up to the higher look outs. The suspension bridge is awesome although the trek down and back up is definitely a workout. One of the best State Parks I’ve been to! Get there early on the weekends as it fills up and there will be a line to get in.

Tallulah Gorge is absolutely gorgeous, and the hike itself really isn’t difficult if you’re a pretty active person. I kept hearing how challenging it was supposed to be, but it felt super manageable and not intense at all. The trails are well-maintained, the views are amazing, and it’s an easy hike to enjoy without feeling worn out. That said, if you’re more of a beginner or not used to hiking, some parts might feel a bit tougher—but overall it’s totally doable. It’s the perfect spot for soaking in scenery without a crazy workout.

We had passed the signs so many times and never stopped...until yesterday (11/11/2025)! What an incredible experience...from the front gate person to the info desk to the gift shop experience indoors all the way to the outdoor experience! The walk down to the bottom of the gorge to see Hurricane Falls was strenuous for me (I'm a plump person and former smoker...yay for quitting) and it definitely had my heart rate going 90-to-nothing! I would definitely visit again...but after I go and shed quite a few pounds... 🤷‍♀️😂

Very cool place to visit, only $5 to park and enjoy. There is some hiking required to see it all, but there are very nice trails and suspension bridge. Also a cool museum and a gift shop. I highly recommend!!

Black Rock Mountain State Park is a very nice place to visit. I stayed in the campground with my RV. The facilities are well maintained. Some of the camp sites are small, so check before booking. The Nantahala Overlook, in the campground is fantastic to view at sunset. The Visitors Center is well staffed and has a good selections of gifts. That's where you want to go to see the Black Rock Overlook.

Went with my girls and mom to see the breathtaking fall leaf colors but wasn't yet to it's peak but the view was still absolutely gorgeous. The parking at the top makes it so easy to have a picnic without hiking up. The park was clean and family pet friendly. There’s a playground for 2yr - 5yrs, clean bathrooms and camping sites. There are short and long trails at the Black Rock Mountain. We had hit traffic on our way there and we found healthy snacks at the visitor center. We topped the day off with dinner at Chick-fil-A since it is close by. Black Rock Mountain can be a one day getaway.

Nestled in the far northeastern corner of Georgia, Black Rock Mountain State Park is truly a standout destination—its high elevations, sweeping vistas, dense forest cover, and excellent trail system make it a top pick for fall-colors, hiking and nature-escapes. The park charges a $5 per-vehicle entry fee. A full day here rewards you: there’s a visitor center with souvenirs and map/info, restrooms and parking are available, and many trails of different lengths and difficulties invite you to explore. The signature trail, the 2.2-mile loop Tennessee Rock Trail, winds up to the park’s highest elevation point and along the Eastern Continental Divide, delivering outstanding views and a satisfying moderate workout. But the park offers more: ## The short but steep Ada‑Hi Falls Trail (about 0.25–0.4 miles one-way) descends into a rhododendron-filled cove and ends at a modest waterfall. It’s an easy “quick hit” and great for families or anyone wanting something light. ## For something more ambitious, the James E. Edmonds Backcountry Trail is about 7.2 miles loop, significantly more strenuous, crossing ridges, dips, streams, and providing a full‐on backcountry feel. ## There are also easier connectors/trail loops, such as the 0.85-mile Black Rock Lake Trail (easy walk around a small lake) which makes for a relaxing alternative. What I appreciated most: the mix of options makes it adaptable—whether you’re after a longer hike or just a casual walk with views. The fall colors here are excellent, the forest density gives you a strong sense of being “in the woods”, and the overlooks are just spectacular. Plus, its proximity (15-20 miles) to places like Tallulah Falls Beach/river adds flexibility for a full nature day. The visitor center and amenities make the experience smoother. In short: if you’re looking for a standout fall outing in north Georgia, Black Rock Mountain State Park delivers in scenery, variety and accessibility.

Beautiful Park at high altitude. Stunning views and have sitting areas as well. The park has a few moderate trails with connector trails. Must visit during fall (Oct last week to Nov beginning) for breathtaking clicks. It has a visitor center, rest rooms and good number of parking.

A beautiful place in North Georgia could easily spend a few days here. Good hiking trails. Great scenic views. Good camp grounds. Very helpful and informed staff. Both the volunteers and park rangers. They have great knowledge. Visitor center and store is well stocked There is also a small porch at the back of the store that provides a great view. Plenty of picnic tables and shelters. Good clean restrooms .

It is Georgia's highest elevation State Park. Nice Visitors Center and easily accessible bathrooms. It has nothing cottages and camping areas. Great views but it was fairly foggy the morning we were there.

Stopped here for not long enough. It was a cold day and later, so we didn't have time for a hike. It was fun to see the sign for the Eastern Continental Divide. A great group of high schoolers hung out for sunset with us.

I visited Toccoa Falls this past weekend, and it was absolutely breathtaking. Nestled within the peaceful, wooded campus of Toccoa Falls College, this 186-foot free-falling waterfall is easily one of the tallest east of the Mississippi, even surpassing Niagara Falls in height by about 19 feet. The path to the falls is delightfully short and accessible—just a flat, well-maintained gravel trail that makes it perfect for all ages and abilities. You actually enter through a charming gift shop called Gate Cottage, where you pay a nominal fee—just $2 for adults, and there are discounts for seniors, families, and children. On top of that, the surroundings are captivating—lush greenery, the peaceful melody of cascading water, and a serene atmosphere that makes it ideal for photos, quiet reflection, or a mini family outing. Even better, dogs on leashes are welcome, and those with limited mobility will find the trail accommodating.

🌟💧 “Toccoa Falls: Taller Than Niagara & Just as Stunning!” Toccoa Falls is an absolute hidden gem tucked right on the Toccoa Falls College campus 🌿💦. You park at the welcome center/gift shop, pay just $2 per person (super affordable 🙌), and the staff are beyond friendly and welcoming 🤗. From there, you walk through the back of the shop to the trail—it’s a short, easy gravel walk 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ that’s kid-friendly (though I wouldn’t recommend a stroller). When you arrive… WOW! The waterfall is absolutely breathtaking 💧✨. Surrounded by huge boulders and peaceful scenery, it’s the perfect spot to relax, take photos 📸, and soak in the beauty of nature. 🌟 Fun Fact: Toccoa Falls is one of the tallest free-falling waterfalls east of the Mississippi at 186 feet—that’s taller than Niagara Falls! 😲 This spot is definitely worth seeing, and I promise you will not be disappointed. 💙 Whether you’re local or passing through, add Toccoa Falls to your must-see list. 🌈

Beautiful and worth the 5 minute beautiful nature walk. Follows a beautiful creek up to the Falls. Plenty of rest spots that are well shaded for trekkers with disabilities to share in this wonder of nature. Read the History of the Area!!! Great Gift Shop for memory keeping your visit to the Falls!

Was in the area and decided to stop by and take a look at the waterfall. It’s about a (3-5) minute walk to see it. Small entry fee of $2.00. Very nice, tranquil area and grounds are well maintained. Nice clean restrooms and great place for a picnic—🧺. The Waterfall is located within Toccoa Falls College campus. All the way towards the back of the campus. Worth a look — see if you’re in the area! #HappyPlaces❤️

Great place to stop and take a look. Easy to get to, very short walk from the parking lot. $2 fee is cheap. Very impressive when you turn the corner. A nice surprise.

I toured Toccoa Falls College with my family and was able to see the water fall...simply beautiful!!! The walking path to the Falls was very picturesque...tranquil streams flowing, benches made of stone slabs, sounds of nature, etc. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

One of the awesome places. There is limited parking space. The entrance fee is $2 per person and no fee for parking though. The rest is beautiful mother nature. I have no words to explain. Take a look at pictures.

This was a great, amd inspiring museum. It had a great deal of artifacts and a lot of information I had no idea about. Well worth the trip to see.

A fantastic museum with real barracks, which have been made into exhibits. Very mindfully and impressively presented local history with international significance.

Small museum but plenty of memorabilia. Had a long stable (6 stalls) that soldiers lived in brought over from England & reassembled in the museum. Also had medals of several people from the area.

This is a great museum for those who like history. I was amazed at how many displays they have. From the stable that they lived in while in England to the weapons that they used. The museum is off the beaten path, but it is well worth the trip

My son was born on June 6 so I took him to this museum because it's Exhibits are focused around world war 2 but primarily D-day and what happened. It it also has a complete historical barracks that was used during World War II that they converted a horse stable into. Then took it apart piece by piece and flew it back over here and reassemble it. So it's a really great museum. We had a really good time wasn't rushed but was there probably from opening to almost closing if you have a chance to go.

Honoring the men who sacrificed so much for our freedom, the Curahee Military Museum is worth a visit. If you've watched the Band of Brothers series, you need to see this museum. You'll recognize faces and names from the series as you browse the displays in the museum. The museum has distinct sections that give history of the local area, including info about the Civil War, Cherokee, local industry, local celebrities and more. The last section is the Military Museum. There's lots to see and read, including a large wooden stable relocated from England. Some of the men who trained at Camp Toccoa spent time in this stable when they were waiting to be deployed during the war. We went on a Friday morning and were the only people in the museum the entire time. It must be more crowded on the weekends. The parking lot is large enough for a good sized crowd. If you are a WWII history buff, you'll want to make a visit.

We visited around D-Day when the re-enactors were there to tell the history of the war. It was fantastic! Very interesting and educational. Highly recommend!

We had an amazing time at Highlands Aerial Park! The staff were all friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly love what they do. The views were amazing and our guides were fun, encouraging, and shared a lot of interesting facts about the course and the area. We also did the swing which was a lot of fun. The facilities are clean and well kept. We really appreciated was how everything was well-organized and relaxed at the same time. We appreciated attention to even small details like having a bag of hair ties for my daughter who didn’t have one. We’re looking forward to our next trip!

Me and my Wife had an amazing time here! We did the Zipline, Big Swing, and Waterfall trail on our last full day in the area. HAP was so accommodating after I realized I made a mistake and got our reservation date wrong. They got us in and taken care of. Will and Morgan were great guides with lots of fun knowledge. Highly recommend this place. Be sure to check out the great merchandise as well!! Fun for the whole family.

We went a couple of weeks ago and the experience couldn't be better. Our guide AJ was fantastic. Very knowable and you can tell by his enthusiasm he enjoys working there. Also super sweet and patient with us. If you have the time and the weather is cooperating, please stop by. You won't regret it.

Elise and Jeff were awesome!!! We had an incredible time and enjoyed every minute. We always felt safe and they were so knowledgeable. Do it and have fun!

We had an amazing time at the Highlands Aerial Park today! We originally signed up for the 1/2 zipline tour to ensure that our youngest son was up to the thrill of zip lining. Our guides, Edwin and Lainey, were encouraging, cheerful, and comedic which kept any anxiety he had at bay and made him whole heartedly want to continue with the full canopy tour. The zips were and views from them were amazing! We would definitely recommend doing the full 8 zips if going! The entire staff was very welcoming, professional, and knowledgeable from the moment we got there to the moment that we left. We hope to be back again the next time we're up here! Thanks again to the entire staff and especially to our guides, Lainey and Edwin!

Our experience at Highlands Aerial Park was exceptional. Ben and Anna were outstanding guides who made the entire adventure both enjoyable and comfortable. Ben provided interesting information throughout the course, along with a few lighthearted jokes that kept the group at ease. Anna was incredibly reassuring, ensuring we felt prepared and confident before each line. At no point did we feel pressured to do anything we were uncomfortable with. We chose to complete the full course, and we are so glad we did — it was an unforgettable experience. We look forward to returning in the future and would highly recommend Highlands Aerial Park to anyone seeking a fun, safe, and memorable adventure.

Sam and Elise were amazing guides, so kind and patient with all our questions for zip lining! The grounds are great to walk to the beautiful waterfall, the path speckled with little gnome scenes. Really fun to explore

Such an amazing experience with this outfit and Phillip as a guide. We had an amazing time and always felt safe with Philip. His local knowledge of wildlife and cool stories was very entertaining. It perfectly broke up the trip during the few lulls between rapids. Lunch was great and the vibe was perfect. Highly recommend!

Unforgettable Adventure with the Best Guide Ever! We brought a youth group of teens from South Dakota and from start to finish, our whitewater rafting trip was nothing short of spectacular. The company was incredibly professional, well-organized, and clearly passionate about what they do. The safety protocols were thorough, and the river itself was breathtaking. Even the downpour in the middle of the trip was glorious! But what truly made the experience unforgettable was our guide, Hayden. Hayden was the perfect blend of expert navigator, storyteller, and hype man. He went out of his way to try to make the experience a special one and made us feel completely safe while keeping the energy high and the laughs consistently flowing. His knowledge of the river and its surroundings added so much depth to the trip, and his calm confidence made even the wildest rapids feel like a thrill we all could handle. If you're looking for an adventure that will leave you grinning from ear to ear (and maybe a little soaked), this is the company to go with — and if you’re lucky enough to get Hayden as your guide, you’re in for a ride you’ll never forget.

Our instructor Justin was amazing! Made the trip so much fun. Shout out to him for keeping us on the raft!! This experience was out of this world. 10/10 would do all over again!! Book with wild water Chattooga. I promise you won’t regret it

We had an incredible time rafting down the Chattooga with Wildwater! Our guide, Ethan, was fantastic. He was knowledgeable, fun, and so encouraging. He even helped my 9-year-old find the confidence to do one of the rock jumps he was nervous about, and it ended up being his favorite part of the trip! The whole experience was well-organized, exciting, and memorable. We also got some amazing photos that we’ll cherish forever. Highly recommend Wildwater for a fun family adventure!

So much fun! Super nice people, great for a family day trip idea. Absolutely loved our guide Tony & made him our new family member! Rafting, a little swimming, nice snack along the way. 100% would go back for an all day adventure. Pictures were quite pricy but love the memory forever!

We did the 7 hour section 4 rafting trip with Justin as our guide. It was fantastic! Justin was very knowledgeable and great at what he does. We had a ton of fun experiences and made some amazing memories!

We took our annual boys trip to Wildwater Chattooga this year. 2 out of the 5 of us have never been whitewater rafting. All of us had a freakin blast! Our guild Justin and his safety team were all amazing. Very knowledgeable and focused on safety. Needless to say, we crushed the Chattooga! No serious injuries or anyone thrown from the raft. I would highly recommend Wildwater and Justin.

We have become waterfall hunters and Dry Falls is a must experience to walk behind and enjoy its natural power. If Parking is full BE PATIENT because sight seers are coming and going quickly as it’s a short walk from the parking lot and done in 15 minutes max.

Loved the waterfall. Easy walk down several sets of stairs. Easy hike &you can take your time going down to the bottom of the waterfall. Great views. You are able to walk behind the waterfall. Beautiful setting. There is a minimal Parking Fee.

Visiting the Dry Falls walkway and experiencing mist under the waterfall was worth the wait to get into the parking area. The road got a bit congested at the entrance l, but nothing anybody can do about it. Smile and be friendly, enjoy the falls.

A truly magnificent waterfall one of the top 10 I have seen in my short life. Definitely show up early because the limited parking was a headache to deal with. There is several steps and is mostly an incline walk down and back up, but there several resting points to stop and enjoy the incredible view. Also take care where you step there is areas that may hold water and can make the rocky path rather slippery.

You will not be disappointed here!! Wow, and it's great you get to walk under the falls! It's cool, literally and damp! So watch your step, it's easy to get to too! I know you'll thank me, and the drive! Wow cool crisp mountain air and not to far from north GA!

Very easily accessible from parking. Ample of parking space. Washroom onsite. Driving to the spot can be bit tricky, need to be cautious. The waterfall is a must see. You can walk inside the fall and cross to other side. Doesn’t need too much of time to cover. Can be visited in short duration. Not crowded. Visited during weekend evening.

Parking was a nightmare (very popular and limited parking. Granted I stoped by around lunch time on a sunny summer Sunday afternoon.) Lots of stone steps combined with a short 0.5 mile (approx) “hike” down to the falls and behind the falls. 100% worth it!

A cool bit of history here. Well worth the shoet hike up the hill. Very dark and wet inside the tunnel. The flashlight was a great recommendation to see where to walk. There is a five dollar fee at the park entrance. No easy to get change so bring small bills.

Fabulous spot to stop with family, have a picnic and explore the tunnel. Head right down the road to the falls. Its a steep lil hike down but totally worth it if you're able to get down to it. Thank you to all the locals and other organizations that got together to save this from being turned into a subdivision.

Nice place to walk... easy walk to the tunnel. Never went inside. Just explored area surrounding it. Such as the water falls, and part of the Palmetto Trail. Perfect autumn day for enjoying the colors.

This was my second time to the stumphouse tunnel. It is so cool how far back you can go into the tunnel. The gate at the end of the tunnel really gives a horror or haunting vibe lol. I love the gazebo at the pounds near the restrooms. It’s really pretty.

Fun, quick hike through a dark, unfinished railroad tunnel. Great for history buffs! There is a small walk uphill (not very strenuous) and the tunnel is damp, did I mention dark?? My imagination was going wild!! The signage mention bats but thankfully we didn't see any. Nice area with picnic tables, hiking and a waterfall also. Plenty of photo-ops and a $5 entrance fee...

Very cool tunnel but it is fenced off and you can’t walk thru. We hiked up top and found the old cemetery. There is an entrance for the area but Issawueena Falls is in the same fee area. There are picnic tables and grills and a good amount of parking. I would not recommend bringing a trailer down there.

This was very cool, however, I was a little disappointed that the tunnel is gated off about 100 yards in. It was enough to give you a taste of what the place was like, but really no opportunity to explore anything. There is a five dollar per vehicle charge to enter, for vehicles with less than five occupants. You can pay cash or you can use a QR code, but the Internet service at the gate is about one bar.

Good space between sites. Beautiful Lake and nice bath houses. Only one shower so plan accordingly :) very clean and nice trails. We had a great time and park office and store very friendly and accommodating. Enjoyable, relaxing stay.

A beautiful park and great beach area to swim!! Clean restrooms and surrounding areas keep us going back!! I would suggest an all year pass if you love visiting often.Thank you for such beauty and cleanliness in our park!!

I’m host camping at Tugaloo. Absolutely love it here. There’s lots of options when it comes to the type of camping you want to do. Beautiful park.

Absolutely love Tugaloo State Park. My children and love the interactive signs through the hiking trails which makes for a very fun homeschool activity. We love doc access to the lake which is extremely spacious and easy to navigate. Our next adventure will be staying in one of the yurts 🤩

This park is amazing. Peaceful getaway. Camping has plenty of shade a lot of water front camping sites, pontoon rentals at the near by Marina. Tugaloo State Park is not far from Toccoa Falls, then SC for zipline or whitewater rafting as well as a short drive to Helen, GA.

A nice park with options for walk-in car camping, RVs, yurts, cabins, and a group site and pioneer site. There are tons of picnic spaces and tons of access to the lake. There's also a nature hut that has scheduled activities. We didn't take advantage, so I can't speak to the quality of programming. There are a couple trails as well, though they seem more like walks than hikes. We skipped them in favor of water activities. My partner and I stayed at walk-in site #2 with our dog. The walk-in sites and yurts share an area of the park with a decent sized bathhouse in-between them. Our site was right off the parking lot so moving gear to and from the car was no issue. It was also pretty secluded thanks to some thick brush. We could hear other campers, but it wasn't disruptive. The tent pad was level and spacious enough for our two and four person tents. There was a relatively new picnic table and lantern pole as well. Sadly the fire pit was kind of sunk into the ground meaning it was difficult for the fire to get adequate airflow (not helped by the wet wood we were sold at the visitor center). We took our canoe on the lake and mostly stuck near the shore except for a trip to the nearby Tuggaloo island (see my review). There were a good number of motorboats and jet skis, but folks were respectful of the no-wake zones and gave us plenty of space. Overall, we enjoyed our stay! I'd recommend to anyone that wants to spend time on a typical lake or just have a nice park to stay that's not too far from Atlanta.

We visited this Georgia state park while we were visiting north Georgia earlier in May. We kayaked and did a few of the hiking trails! It is a beautiful state park! Go and visit! Very peaceful and the folks in the office where you rent the kayaks were very nice and helpful.

Wow, what an incredible experience on Lake Jocassee from the unspoiled natural surroundings of this lake, to the Emerald Waters and the beautiful waterfalls. An absolutely amazing experience to participate to learn about the region from our guide named Dan. He was a fabulous tour guide and really took the time to explain the history, the plants, trees, loons, growing seasons, and his experience with hiking and exploration. He was very enthusiastic, and also enjoyed being within his surroundings as he also jumped off the rocks, swam in the water and enjoyed the refreshing waterfalls. This tour is highly recommended, and everybody is knowledgeable, friendly and provides wonderful service. The water was so refreshing and almost therapeutic. And I couldn’t ask for more beautiful day!

Top-Notch Service and Unforgettable Tour Zack was an outstanding guide and made our Lake Jocassee trip truly memorable. The entire experience—from the initial phone call to check-in, the shuttle rides, and the tour itself—was seamless and well-organized. The staff was friendly and professional every step of the way. The lake was absolutely beautiful, and we learned so much thanks to Zack’s knowledge and passion. Definitely coming back with the family. Highly recommend!

Really good tour! I think it was our guide Steve/clark’s first tour or something, but he did a really good job and was really nice.

My fifth tour in 15 years. This tour is such a value. For only about $60 you get four hours of beautiful boat ride, lots of chances to get out and swim, waterfalls,… The Tour guides make you feel like family.. Anyone visiting the Greenville area must include this in their plans.

It was a wonderful experience and made my husband's birthday very memorable. We'll definitely use him again.

Tricia was an awesome Captain! We loved her. She had an answer for every question and we had the best time on the lake! My only criticism is the process of getting everyone on the boats. We were told by the shuttle driver to go to the dock at 2:15, so we did. Then we were told to get off of the dock. It could be streamlined better. I understand it was Labor Day weekend and very busy, but it felt unorganized. Until you got on the boat, and then it was so great!

We LOVE Jocassee Lake Tours. We've gone on a few boat tours in different seasons and with different guides - all of them have been so knowledgeable and friendly. Our most recent boat tour was private for our family and we had the pontoon boat to ourselves. While we enjoyed full rides with others, the price for 5 made it an easy decision to book privately. We beached at waterfalls several times, climbed on rock formations, snacked from our coolers, and tasted local leaves and berries (per our guide's recommendation). The 4 hour tour seems to be the sweet spot for us - 5 was too long. We appreciated the size of the boat, the shade available, and the shuttle into the park. This is one of our favorite things to do in the area. We highly recommend!

Devils Fork State Park is the best and most visited State Park in South Carolina. Lake Jocassee oh my god!!!🥰 Water is crystal clear and fresh. We had a great time and a nice relaxing spot with families. My kids enjoyed swimming for a long time. My suggestion best time to visit is on cloudy days, especially in the summer season, for those who can't stay outside for long in summer. Check the weather before planning to go to the park

Great first visit to the campgrounds and the lake! Water was awesome and clean. Roads are a bit narrow in the campground for campers. Beautiful waterfalls seen by boat! Not a ton of boat traffic on the lake for a weekend either!

Beautiful natural park with clear water, a lovely lake, and even some waterfalls — if you have a boat, this place is perfect. But if you're just looking for a beach day, it's probably not worth it. The beach is small, there’s no shade, and in most other areas there’s no easy access to the water — a big downside if you're coming with kids. The water is clear though, and there’s a restroom, a small gift shop, and you can rent a kayak. If you plan to visit on the weekend, make sure to arrive before 8 AM — closer to 7 is better — because parking is very limited and once it's full, they’ll just turn you away. We arrived at 9 AM and there were already no spots left. We ended up coming back around 6 PM — the park is open till 9, and by then no one was charging admission, so we were able to park and go in for free. However, restrooms were already closed by 8 PM. Also, don’t expect a peaceful nature getaway — the small beach area gets noisy, people bring speakers, smoke, hang out in big groups. It just wasn’t relaxing. If I had a boat, I’d definitely come back — but for a beach-only visit, it’s not really worth the money.

The trail is good for a short hike. It is narrow and walk way was tighter. Overall highly recommend coming her for a day trip

We went on a great boat tour with Southern Outlaw Adventures. It was 4 hours and we saw the majority of the falls and other areas of interest. It's the only way to see the lake!

Absolutely loved the lake and state park (5 stars for both) but not sure why campground is always booked. Bathhouses were poorly maintained, we know it is state park but there were no clear instructions on how to get in the campsite after 9pm. we were expecting some sort of keypad entry only to find out that state park still lives in the old style lock & key and good luck, try working that in the night and hint of rain. do not even get me started on the dump station. this campground was on my bucket list for so long but will use the lake and statepark but will not camp again here.

Great little park. Went for a boat tour in October. Was not very busy and plenty of nature to enjoy. Saw a bear and it was very peaceful and relaxing. Would be great for camping, fishing, and kayaking. Worth a visit.

It’s so nice to see the Dam in Hartwell GA, awesome place to walk and fishing.

Took the pups on a walk on the South Carolina side of the dam at the suggestion of our VRBO host and I and very glad we did! Beautiful view, even on a cloudy morning. There are stairs that lead up to the trail so be prepared. The walk is short but you can spend a ton of time just looking out at the lake. When you get on the dam there is a beautiful view of the the river. There were a bunch of Turkey Vultures and Black Buzzards today but they kept yo themselves.

This is a great place for a walk! Water, sun, warm wind, what could be better?

This dam is about 30 minutes off the I-85 exit on the Georgia-South Carolina border. The Georgia side parking lot has a pier and campground area. So you get to approach the dam from below. This gives you a good view of the flow from the powerplant. The parking lot on the South Carolina side lets you climb up on to the top of the dam and gives you a view of the reservoir and also the downstream flow of Savannah river.

We were very impressed with the dam. The parking was great, walking along the top was very cool. The views of the lake and the river are amazing. This is a very cool spot. Take a walk, walk your dog, or just hang out, this is a dam cool spot!

Excellent viewing and recreation area.

Nice walk!!!!!! And the sunset views are beautiful!!

My first visit to Death Valley, and boy was I impressed. Even though the Tigers took the L, the atmosphere was immersed in the game. The seats were awesome, plus my niece is a Rally Cat. I’ll always be a Longhorn for life, but this is definitely an experience.

We came for Banana Ball, and it was amazing! It was our first experience at this stadium. The stadium was clean and had good food.

Great place with alot of Great Fans! Thanks for making us feel welcome! Had many Clemson Fans ask if we were enjoying it & even some thanked us for visiting.... Appreciate the hospitality from one Tiger to Another 🐅

Awesome stadium, tons of spots for tailgating. Everyone is very welcoming and there to have a fun time. You can watch the bus drive right up to the stadium and drop off the team for the game. Overall a great spot for some fall College festivities

President’s Suite for the game. It was an incredible experience — we met so many wonderful people and enjoyed a truly memorable time all around.

It was amazing!!! The only thing that would have made it better is a win

Great stadium, lots of energy. Staff were helpful directing us to our gate and seats

Very Beautiful and well-maintained area. Tons of variety in the Flora. Well maintained lawn, however we did not go inside. The parking lot was big and had plenty of parking spaces. And the trails were kept well, they’re not the most stroller friendly.

Visited this place during some down time right after graduation. It has a great variety of plant life, though I was surprised to see so many desert origin plants - was expecting more specifically flora local to South Carolina. I didn't explore as much of the vicinity as I would have liked, it appears there are trails that take you to additional cool places that I missed given the short time I had. But even the area in the immediate proximity to the main entrance is worth a visit if looking for an excursion.

Very nice gardens, the wooded paths are beautiful and the grounds are well maintained. Easy access to all areas and nice loop around to the geology museum.

I had a guided tour of these beautiful gardens by my son Tyler in Late July while we were visiting. A beautiful place for a hike with a great diversity of plant life! I hope to return and try another trail!

This is NOT a very large botanical garden. However, I like to visit it mainly for its pollination garden and its bird feeder area. There are other areas too, such as the one near the visitor's center, which includes different types of gardens, including one with cactus. But again I head for this place when I want to photograph birds, bees and other creatures. Here's just a few annotated photographs that I have taken at this garden.

A fabulous laid-back place to take a stroll and admire nature's beauty. Many paths to explore and discover different gardens.

Absolutely Beautiful Gardens! Went late December and while obviously more dormant, a few camellias still sported their beautiful pink flowers. Excellent variety of evergreen trees and shrubs. I loved hiking through the different ecosystems and reading the many explanatory boards. Would love to come back in spring!

We enjoyed the grounds at the Historic Site. We toured the various buildings on the property and learned a lot about this place. We enjoyed the Mill Jam festival going on at the Heritage Pavillion across the street also. Cool place with camping down by the creek. The gift shop had multiple milled products that were for purchase and we got the Scottish Oats that we cooked later and did not regret! The lady employee inside was full of knowledge about Hagood Mills and wasn't afraid to tell you all about it. Quite the promoter. Definitely worth checking out when in the Upstate of SC.

Such a unique way to reuse a vintage mill. The more permanent stores are fantastic, and the shows they have are also great. Plus, there is a putt-putt course.

I have lived in upstate SC for many years yet was not familiar with the Haygood Mill Historic Site. My wife booked a visit there for our camping club and we had a great time. The historic buildings were very interesting, especially the mill and our docent Ron, was very knowledgeable. You can tour everything by yourself but I highly recommend a docent. It was fascinating and a step back in time!

We support the mill! Love all the events and the old cabins. That’s my parents fault. That’s what did as a family growing up. We would travel to Tenn and Cherokee and visit old homesteads.

We came here for a field trip and had a wonderful time. They do public demonstrations on the 3rd weekend of every month, have a campground, and host a lot of festivals. They have bathrooms and a store where you can buy their stone ground grits. Definitely recommend.

First visit not open on Tuesday's. Still beautiful what we could see. Praise the Lord!

Very cool historical site, it would be fun to come on the third Saturday of the month to see the mill in operation.

We weren't too far from here so why not stop by and grab some goodies!! Tastings are $5 a flight. Rootbeer and Salted Caramel Moonshine are my favorites. Good, friendly service. And the bartender was very patient with us!!

Excellent staff and product. Did a tasting. Great variety available. Staff super knowledgeable even putting my selections in a good order. Premix margs and bloody Marys available along with jellies, hot sauce, and BBQ sauce. Sadly lacking on minis in both the liquor, jellies, and other items. Would have liked to taste non-alcoholic items as well but this was not available. Neat location and shop.

Couldn’t do a tour but our time was nice. Still have us lots of information.

This place is amazing. The people are super friendly and the moonshine is off the charts. Go here for a tasting and you'll leave with a few jars. The salted Carmel and root beer are my favorite.

I had fun at our first Halloween Comedy and Cocktail night. Unfortunately the sound around us was so loud that we could barely hear the comedians. But the atmosphere was great, everybody was fun dressed up, the drinks have been great (only just a bit pricey). But overall we will come back.

This place is AWESOME! The people are great. Very friendly and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend stopping by here. ❤

This was absolutely the highlight of our trip! The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. The moonshine is by far the best we’ve tried. We did the tasting and if I could I would give them 10 stars.

Great visit with our grand children. They loved the shop, in particular the prospecting. Micah was brilliant with the children, explaining about each of the rocks they had found. When he didn't know the answer to their question he went to his book. Service above and beyond!! Highly recommended.

By far the best bang for your buck!! Tons of big gems, friendly and knowledgeable staff. Great experience and beautiful stock all different gems and crystals. Kids and parents loved it ❤️

See all photos— I think I got some good ones! This was extremely cool. Nice setup, very organized. Could find everything. So much to look at, its amazing. Very reasonable prices. High quality pieces. All different sizes. I’ve recently getting into spirituality such as crystals, singing bowls, meditation, chakras, etc so I really appreciate stores like this. It was refreshing. My boyfriend and I spent about 30 minutes in here but if we weren’t absolutely starving and rushing to dinner it could’ve easily turned into 2 hours. He bought some things too. What I ended up buying is in the last pic. So content with my choices. 🤩 ***Only “complaint” I have isn’t about the store in specific, but just something I wanted to mention about how early everything closes in Brevard. Need to be weary of that if you’re staying around the area coming from out of town, you might not be able to get anything to eat that’s not fast food after 6pm. Don’t really understand it.

Please like/comment if you find this review useful! Visited the Gem Mine 4th of July weekend and we had a blast. In our group was 3, 7, 9, 14, and adults! We all enjoyed the experience. Prices are reasonable and the customer service was phenomenal! There was a ton of things to look at and unique souvenirs to purchase of all varies prices. I think they are needing to expand their store to allot miners a little more room without being so close to the merchandise, especially for young miner and parent interaction. You can share your bucket!

CO y and June were so helpful. They helped us soothe for gems we got the green giant $66. A 5 gallon bucket it was $70.40 with tax. We found lots of treasures. We got two geodes and they broke them open at the shop for us. We also purchased cute jewlery at the store. They have cards on the significance of the gem.

We loved it! The staff was friendly, and made sure we had a good time. The store was beautiful, plenty of beautiful rocks to choose from. Mining was fun, the bucket we purchased lasted a pretty good while and we all could share it. We found a lot of beautiful gems!

Crystal Mountain gem mine was such a wonderful experience! Liz and Cory were so kind and knowledgeable. Their passion was evident and it really brought the energy to our experience!! Our daughters were thrilled with the gem mining experience and the price was super affordable!! We got the 5 gallon bucket and we ended up with so many breathtaking gems that were all a great size! We splurged and got 3 of our gemstones crafted into necklaces. I can not wait to see what beautiful pieces they'll end up with! The store was so cute. It had the best collection of crystals and fossils I have seen in ages. It alone was worth the visit. Thank you again Liz, Cory and Crystal Mountain Gem mine for the great memories on our vacation!!

I absolutely have a great, well-rounded and enthusiastic post that will shed light on this church and help people make an informed decision as to if it's right for them. I went to the Haven of Rest back in 2016-2017. It is a Christian discipleship program for people of all walks of life. Some people were homeless, some had multiple felonies, some were court ordered, I went on my own intention because I needed a break and was in an abusive family dynamic. There were millionaires to former buisnesx owners there. Upon completing the Haven, I went to the YMCA to work out, and we went to basically every church in Anderson, Belton, Even Greenville, and other locations during my time at the Haven. One of my friends from the YMCA invited me to Newspring, and to be honest, it was home for me,and God used the church to love and help me through the relationships for where I was at. They have a pastoral team , yesnd it's foteighn to most as well as me, i. It ks in a lot of ways bu, it fails in many ways. Dan Lian is the leader tho he doesn't have the role or carry that as a burden. While Brad is very kind.I feel he is terrified to get to know me, lol. Clayton is a great guy. He is on staff at newspring yet he is as involved with his own ministry Crossroads ministry and Biltmore Church in Ashevellue as he is with Bewspring so it's hard to get as much of his teaching or his time. Even tho he and I would message, he took time to call Curtis Pless, who was dying of Caner. He did it because he wanted to encourage Curtis. His brother Bead was at the Haven of Rest also, and Cutis fought to help him with his struggles. Dan Lian found out my dad passed away and was the first person to call me and ask if he could help. Dan invited me and my small group a beautiful collection of young men and women to his house to watch a movie where a few Clmson football players also attended. He cooked for us, and it was a night I'll never forget. Dan came out to eat with our group, always making it so much fun. I went through a v4eakup that was extremely difficult as did several members of the group but Dan followed me out of the gym and said some incredible things that wil stay between us and offered to have me and my ex over or meet up to restore our relationship. He found out a girl named Whitney had used worldly advice to wedge the relationship me, and MJ had to a place of confusion. He offered to sit down with is also. He met with me and told me about my spiritual gifts and how God gave me the ability to not only build relationships but to have people invite me into their lives, homes, and dreams. How I could call up 100 pastors, business leaders, and volunteers, etcetera but how in Elijah's Journey comedy fled to the desert and while there was a great earthquake, a tornado, fire God spoke to Elijah in a small steel voice. He challenged me that maybe three voices, two voices, maybe any voice other than God's voice, was too many at that time and to listen for him to speak directly to me. He also got together with my friends and threw me a birthday party at Topgolf in greenville. He is a special man, and he is the glue that holds the church together. Well, I'm not a member of their addiction outreach program tho Allen cothran is. I have struggled with that in the past there is a place for people who need to focus on healing from that. My thing is to find people who Shine the Light Of God and to develop relationships with them for it's not who I was but who I am and that's a new creation in the image of Christ Jesus. I've met Trevor Lawrence at the church here he is a very humble and kind gentleman. And the friends that I was given my God he will admit the new spring were some of the most incredible beautiful, smart, giving, kind, generous images of Christ I've ever met and ever will meet. This church is not for everyone. See I have been struggling with so many other facets of life lately, and I haven't been to church in about 2 years. Well, I did have contact with Clayton and Dan. There are many different ways that they have set up to help

There's no better church in SC! Its hard to find a church home when you have children with special needs and disabilities. NewSpring not only has special needs programs (SpringZone and FuseZone) but they truly LOVE my kids. The church is in constant communication with us to ensure our boys feel welcomed and loved, while learning about Jesus in the best environment for them. It's a huge church, but every staff member and volunteer work hard to make it feel small and personable. We love calling NewSpring "home!"

The people and staff are A+. Childcare is A+. Was a faithful goer to this church for a couple of years and all and all had a great experience. However the concerns I personally had that may not be a problem for others, but important to know for seekers. I left after the Sr. Pastor played the intro to Guns N’ Roses and Metallica in the sanctuary at the start of his message, personally I cannot attend a church that would expose a whole congestion to that music. Many of the teachings from various pastors include references to secular movies and music that personally I wouldn’t sit down and ask Jesus to watch with me let alone encourage a congregation to watch. These may not be your convictions and if not you’ll love this church and congregation!

The 1909 Scofield Reference Bible didn't just offer commentary; it installed a new political operating system into a large segment of American Christianity. Its footnotes hardcoded the belief that the modern state of Israel is a direct fulfillment of prophecy. This created a simple, powerful command: support Israel to secure divine blessing. As a result, complex geopolitical realities in the Middle East are processed through this rigid, century-old script, making support for specific policies less a matter of nuanced debate and more an act of programmed obedience. A theological update from 1909 continues to run on the hardware of modern politics, shaping foreign policy perspectives on autopilot.

Amazing church for all ages! Such a great atmosphere. Wonderful music and worship. Glad to call Newspring home for me and my family.

Very helpful staff and engaging community. This church has helped grow our leaders through conferences, training and continued support. They’ve got some of the best pastors I know & powerful worship draws you in.

We were visiting from Virginia for Anderson University parents weekend. We enjoyed the visit. I really liked the welcoming atmosphere, greeters, the coffee stations and the creamer. The worship leader was amazing, and it was obvious he was filled with the Holy Spirit. Our church is involved with the Clayton King's ministries through Crossroads Summer Camp. The message about Home To Win was a win. Great message brought by the Pastor Brad Cooper. Thanks for a great welcoming visit.

What a stunning place. Make sure you go thru devils kitchen before you go! It’s not scary I promise.

This overlook is spectacular and fairly accessible to most with a wood walkway out to the rock platform. Towards the back of the platform you'll find Devil's Kitchen down a stairway to a narrow pathway through a split in the rock. Ample parking and nice bathrooms. Multiple places to visit nearby as well.

Wow, just wow. When I saw the view for the first time my mouth almost hit the floor. It was a gorgeous day and you could see for miles and miles. One of my kids said this was the most beautiful thing he’s ever seen. Anytime I’m in the area from now on, I’ll ride up here JUST for the view.

Totally amazing!!! Go see it for yourself!!!

Ceasers head park, the views here are spectacular you can see downtown Greenville and Table Rock, I also got a view of glassy mountain in peakens, great place to visit. Here at Caesars head state park, Benches and restrooms are available and they also have a gift shop just make sure to come in early or it might be closed but too early might leave you out since the parking gets quite full, have a great day and see ya around.

Absolutely worth the stop. It will take only a few minutes to walk to the view point. The view is incredible when it's clear and still very cool when cloudy. There are bathrooms here, vending machines, and a pretty well stocked visitor center with snacks, gear, postcards, information and more. 100% worth a visit!

Beautiful view ! Well worth the trip , mind freeing and a great gift shop to pick up a little gift for yourself or someone else !

I wish I had better planned the trip so I could have spent more time here. I was in awe of this waterfall. I’ve never seen anything like it. The hike there felt like a magical scavenger hunt- I saw so many vibrant mushrooms that I had never seen before. I want to come back to NC soon just to camp here and explore the entire park. The path to the waterfall had gravel and was really smooth. We didn’t bring our pups but it’s absolutely dog friendly! Remember- please don’t toss your trash out there!<3

The waterfalls at DuPont State Park are well worth the stop. Even though waterfalls are typically associated with elevation changes the falls we visited were fairly easily accessible. High Falls was definitely the highlight. An easy, slightly uphill, walk gives you a magnificent view. A more vigorous but doable trail takes you close to the base of the falls. Doing a little rock hopping and you can get within feet of base. Very enjoyable day and an unforgettable experience.

Excellent. I was intending to see Hookers Falls, but got adventurous and hiked Triple Falls and High Falls too. What a treat. Triple Falls was so beautiful. Although venturing to all of the falls was intense it was completely worth it. It took me about four hours to see them which wasn't bad..The trails and maintained and the bathrooms are clean. If you love chasing waterfalls this is a must see.

DuPont State Recreational Forest is (12,400) acres tucked away in Henderson/Transylvania Counties, NC. The weather was perfect! Had a great time hiking through a few trails, exploring different sections of the forest, including the visitors center. The waterfalls are breathtaking. There are (5) waterfalls in the forest. Lots to see and do, hiking, hunting, fishing 🎣 cycling 🚴🏽‍♂️ and there’s an equestrian 🐴 trail. Very crowded on the days I was there. Will definitely circle back this fall. Grateful I had an opportunity to visit. The world is a beautiful place, if you know where to look. “Where the water falls, peace rises.” from Journey Era Fun Fact: The Last of the Mohicans and the Hunger Games were filmed at various locations around DuPont Forest, including Hooker Falls, High Falls, Bridle Falls, Triple Falls, and other portions of the Forest. #NeverStopExploring🥾 #GetOutAndPlay🌞 #ProtectPreserveEnjoy🪾 #NCStateForest🌳 #HappyPlaces❤️ 8/2025

The walk to the waterfall was about 0.8 miles from the parking lot and really easy. The trail was nice, and the view at the end was beautiful. The waterfall is huge and peaceful, and we enjoyed just sitting and taking it all in. Some people were walking on the rocks near the bottom, which made it even more fun to watch. Definitely worth the visit — great for all ages!

Best State Forrest hands down. Several beautiful waterfalls. User friendly trails for everyone including children. Pet friendly. Scenic lake and streams. A nice Visitor Center with bathrooms. Decent amount of parking. I urge you to get there early. Other scenic places nearby too. I promise you will not be disappointed!

What a wonderful basic hiking experience - family friendly - the triple falls + high falls at the end were so beautiful - bring a lunch & sit down on the rocks at the High Falls base relax & enjoy the water splashing from the falls - we got rained on entired way back but was an adventure for sure.

Abbeville,SC recognition of AYA 12U State Championship Football team. Go Abbeville Panthers

Love this place! They are a beautiful and historic opera house in the city of Abbeville. You will not find a bad seat in the house. They have a large variety of acts they bring in also. The prices are extremely reasonable to.

Beautiful venue. We enjoyed James "The Funniest Man in America" Gregory. True southern humor at it's best.

Nice little theater. I went for a comedy show.

Wonderful venue for shows and musical artist. Went there for the first time to hear Chatham Rabbits. The acoustics of this theather was awesome. The band even did a song without instrumentation or mics just to highlight the theater. Wow! A great band in a awesome historical place.

I love going to the Abbeville Opera House to see a show. It isn't too big and you can see the band or play right in front of you.

We enjoyed a musical comedy in this historic building

It is a relatively nice and mostly shaded bike and running trail to go on. You would like it. Though towards the south end, once you exit the park the rest is just off a street.

Great trail

Beautiful and well maintained trail with may banks to rest.

A fantastic resource in Greenville for people wanting to get outdoors - the expansions are making this a major artery for runners and bikers - it's an easy ride with no large climbs, well-maintained and a great place to get in a good ride or run. Highly recommended!!

This is an awesome place to walk run and bike. There are places to park and restrooms along the way. The Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery stores is a cool place

This trail is among my top 10 favorite in downtown Greenville!

Great network of biking, walking and running trails. Pavement is in great condition. Lots of trees. Always expanding.

We love going to baseball games and enjoying them with friends. The venue is spacious and clean, and we can enjoy ice cream, drinks, and food inside the stadium. Everyone is very respectful and friendly. We especially like going to this stadium because it supports nonprofit organizations, such as the Hispanic American Women’s Association, which hosts the Hispanic Heritage Festival there to raise funds for scholarships for young students going to college. I believe it’s important to support businesses and establishments that give back to the community.

We are new to SC and I won tickets to the game. It was so nice!! All of the food and drinks were very reasonably priced. Staff w a s friendly. During the 7th inning stretch there was Tyler's Balancing Act which was so impressive and entertaining. The fireworks are the game were beautiful. Totally recommend for families visiting or locate residents.

Have been here for a few games now, and also have sung the national anthem here. Very classy stadium and just outside the downtown area. Friendly staff and all the locals I met were friendly as well. Food was excellent, there are many food options here.

Such a great stadium and family-friendly experience. They do not sell concessions in the stands, which I love. Plenty of bathrooms, concessions stands, information tables, trash and recycling bins, attendants. It's just very well executed. The between inning entertainment is also very well planned and engaging.

Fluor Field is a fun and welcoming place to watch a ball game. It’s unique as it includes the green monster in homage to its major league affiliate the Boston Red Sox. It’s great to see the stars of tomorrow in downtown Greenville. I highly recommend going on white claw Wednesday’s when they’re only 3 dollars. The fireworks after many of the home games are a great addition to cap off a fun night.

Absolutely stunning field! The facilities were spotless which is really difficult to do during an athletic event lol. We had seats on top of the Green Monster which is the green wall in the outfield. The view was incredible. We had an amazing view of the field and the surrounding buildings (a lot of work has obviously gone into this area). There were plenty of bars and restaurants surrounding the stadium so there was plenty to choose from. We found parking easily and affordably. I cannot say enough good things about the staff! I am disabled so going up and down steps is extremely difficult for me. The attendee escorted me to a restroom inside the team facilities so I wouldn't have to walk a long way. We chatted about minor league baseball and the different teams and fields which took away any awkwardness whatsoever. He then showed me where to meet him to get to an elevator after the game. He actually was waiting for me to make sure I got turned around correctly. While I was in the facilities I met one of the vice presidents and a couple of her interns. They were very down-to-earth and very friendly. We will definitely be making another trip up here! It is about a 2-hour ride but it was worth every single minute!

Tonight we went to our first game as SC residents. We were occasional Fenway Park fans, so we were excited to see a game that in in a stadium that was modeled after Fenway. Its much smaller and more affordable BUT my snapchat to friends back in NH fooled them. They thought we were in Boston! We loved the free parking and free trolley ride to the park and back to our car after the game. And, hats off to Greenville, SC police for posting at the parking lots for fan safety. That was awesome! Though we are Red Sox fans i must admit that we spent more time at Lowell Spinners games. We always found minors league MBL games to be more dynamic and way more affordable than Fenway. Boston is simply expensive. Period. So, we are delighted to find a Red Sox farm team close to our new home. BUT... and its a big one. The crowd is soooooo mellow. I think that the park tries to jazz things up, but the people could be a little more ummmm excited?? Also, just a suggestion for the owners of Fluor Field. I think you nailed it. Your park is truly a mini-Fenway and its wonderful, clean and your employees are fantastic. But... it cannot be a true replica of the real thing until you get a Dunks. I am not the biggest fan of Dunks, but I found myself wanting a Dunks iced coffee REAL BAD. Its part of the Fenway experience... along with the Sam Adams.. wink wink... power suggestion. Thank you Fluor Field and the Greenville Drive for a wonderful date night! We will be back... many many times.

This was a very smart move the city made in creating this public environment for all to enjoy. They're lucky that they have this natural waterfall feature in their town. it's a great for the locals and a awesome place to stop as you travel. There's a parking garage nearby the charge $3 an hour we stayed for about 3 hours it was plenty of time to relax walk around grab something to eat and head on to our next adventure. The kids like going down to the water and walk on the cross the rocks. It was a very beautiful, and romantic we seen a couple get engaged there. Looking forward to our next visit there.

Amazed to see the waterfall inside the park & inside the city :) it was charming beautiful & clean. Entry is free. Fascinating to that park & surrounding areas were reclaimed & redeveloped - I can imagine it would have been such taunting task. Reedy riverside walk is awesome. Bridge adds to the beauty.

This park was so beautiful!! And it was within walking distance of our hotel (Embassy Suites). It was so peaceful here. We walked down the creek for about a mile. It was nice to see people enjoying such a beautiful green space together. There were walkers, joggers, and bikers all on the trail and people fishing in the creek. This is definitely a must visit if in the Greenville area.

It’s our first trip to Greenville and this downtown area is so impressive it makes you want to sell everything back home and move here!! So many dining options, then a great path to take an evening stroll, watch the waterfalls and the ducks. We loved it!

It’s truly a beautiful park with so much to see and well-maintained trails. You can even get into the water, and there are plenty of spots to relax or enjoy a picnic. If you’re visiting Greenville, I definitely recommend stopping by here. We parked a bit farther away, but parking was free for two hours.

What an outstanding place located right in the heart of downtown Greenville, South Carolina. The river played a major role in the development of the city from its settlement days forward. The park and the immediate area pay homage to that. A magnificent curved bridge spans the river high above, allowing terrific views of the falls and the rocks that form the bed of the river. There was not much water flow the day we were there, October 18th, but my understanding is that when there is a lot of rain it is an incredible sight to see. There are a lot of activities, restaurants, points of interest, and things to see within walking distance of Falls Park, so find a parking spot and take it all in!

Wow! This place is Beautiful! I could spend the whole day there! We are visiting and my cousin took us there yesterday and we thoroughly enjoyed our time! She said on Saturday they close down the street and put up a market. We are absolutely going to go back for that!🙂

Not a bad seat in the house. Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. Great place to see anything you like from Greenville's amazing Symphony Orchestra to plays and concerts. The acoustics are excellent for sound transmission and quality. It's a lovely building too.

Received an in person tour from Lindsay a week before my event. Needed to see a better view of seat uptime before I purchased. Tour was very good. Lindsay was very kind and helpful. Seats were every comfortable. Aisle way is bigger than expected so no problems there. The balcony is in fact high as hell. Just like all the comments mentioned. If that doesn't matter to you... it is a great view. Hope this helps. You can also look up view from my seat online and it will help as well. Learned that from Lindsay.

Peace Center was very easy to find being in a great location. There are tons of employees to accommodate finding your way, whether it be to find the restrooms or even a cocktail. Memorabilia station was quick and organized. The show Back to the Future was great. This was a gift given to us and isn't our normal entertainment but enjoyed the show. It was even equipped with a REAL DeLoren, moving stages and of course lots of singing.

Nice concert venue. Friendly staff, good acoustics, cheap parking near by. Get the private balcony seats!

Went here for the Witcher In Concert tour. Was a wonderful concert made better by this nice concert hall. Very spacious and comfortable seating for what it is and the outside of the hall was very clean and aesthetically pleasing to look at. Concessions were courteous and fast as well. All around, great.

I've gone to several concerts and shows at The Peace Center. Beautiful and not a bad seat in the house!

Wow!! The Peace Center in Greenville SC is a phenomenal venue for all sorts of concerts drama productions are musical theater. I’ve had the Privileged to enjoy many events, including @Wicked and @LionKing and @ Moulin Rouge. All FANTASTIC.

Smaller zoo which makes it great for toddlers! We were able to walk through in less than 2 hours. We purchased our tickets ahead of time, walked right in, and had no problems! They allow you to bring in outside food and drink as well which is always helpful with kids. The biggest attraction is the giraffes. We were able to feed them right at 10am when the exhibit opened. Would definitely recommend if you have kids in the area!

It's a small downtown zoo, so you have to have perspective. You can walk the entire thing while taking your time at each enclosure in 90 minutes. So if you are expecting the NC zoo size, then it's quite different. The variety of animals is quite good and on a calm and pleasant day you got to see everyone active. Distance to every animal is fairly close so getting pictures or seeing their movement is really easy. The entire park was clean, well laid out, and simple to navigate. Pricing was typical for concessions and souvenirs, and gate price was lower than your really big zoos which was nice to see. I was very impressed with what you were able to experience while being wedged into a near downtown area. I will come back.

Greenville zoo is a fun place for a family outing! If you can, I suggest you buy tickets online as it saves you $2 per ticket and all you have to do when you come to the gate is give the confirmation number and you are all set! I went on a Thursday and it wasn't that busy at all! I went with a friend and our young kids and they loved it! Especially the Orangutans and the Monkeys. We only had 2.5 hours to spend there including having our packed lunch which took a half hour of that time. We would have easily spent 3 hours in the zoo part and probably another hour at the park outside the zoo.

This is a small zoo. It's beautifully maintained. The animal habitats are well-designed and constructed. The exotic animals, birds, reptiles, and tortoises we saw looked in peak condition. The Barnyard exhibit is empty. It is going to be rebuilt. There was no litter or graffiti. It was our first visit. We definitely plan to visit again.

Such a fun time! Was busy but not over crowded. Went at 11 AM and left around 1 PM. Got to visit multiple areas more than once. It took us about 45 minutes to get through the whole zoo. Short sweet and cute for a quick spur of the moment, need something to do on a Saturday.

Fun day at the zoo with the kids and grands. Small zoo and some exhibits were closed. But still a cute zoo to visit. Very hot the day we went. They had misting stations around zoo, which helped cool things off.

Great spot for a family outing! We went on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn’t too busy, which made it easy to enjoy. It’s the perfect size for a 2-hour visit—you can see everything without feeling rushed. Our 3-year-old especially loved feeding Miles the giraffe, which was definitely a highlight. A fun, laid-back experience for families with young kids.

We got married at here in April and it was absolutely perfect. We did more of an elopement feel with a small ceremony and dinner. Tess was AMAZING to work with!!!!!!! She helped me with every detail from the schedule to the seating for the ceremony and seating for the dinner and catering set up and so much more. Every detail was perfect!! She made the process so simple. Tess helped set up everything, asked all the right questions, and truly made the day amazing. Other staff were so kind. Bebe fixed my hair right before I walked down the aisle!!!! I can’t say enough good things about our experience here. We also got engaged here the year prior and they custom made a label for my fiancé to propose!! We will be returning customers forever!!!

For our first winery experience me and my significant other really enjoyed it. We were greeted with a friendly staff. The wine tasting experience is a must with the amazing charcuterie board. My girlfriend really enjoyed herself and this actually made her birthday special with it both being our first winery experience.

Our group reserved a private event space here for our 30 year high school reunion. I worked with Tess to plan things prior to our arrival. She was amazing and so helpful during the planning process. When I arrived I was greeted by one of the owners who was so welcoming and she introduced me to Brittany and Caleb who were assigned to our party. The set up was beautiful. We had light and heavy hors d’oeuvres and with our event we were able to choose the 3 heavy options and we selected Chicken meatballs, Whipped Ricotta with Walnut Crostini, and baked brie. Everything was delicious! I asked Brittany to play 90’s R&B and it was the perfect backdrop to our class of 95 reunion. Caleb managed our tasting and he did an amazing job.!! We told him we liked more sweet wines and he changed some of our options that were on the tasting sheet. My favorite were raspberry, green apple and the Carolina peach muscadine. I highly recommend coming here for a group event. The vineyard was beautiful and shaded for a 5pm reservation in mid June.

We stopped here on our way from Savannah to Greenville. What a lovely place. We purchased 2 flights and a couple of bottles of wine. The property is absolutely stunning. Crystal was very helpful and sweet. We’ll definitely be stopping by again any time we are in the area.

First time here and first time doing wine tasting for the both of us. Our host, David, was absolutely amazing! Very friendly, very knowledgeable, and provided excellent service. Would love to come back!

We came to City Scape for bingo and have visited the winery several times before, usually with a great experience. The woman at the front counter was incredibly warm and welcoming, which started the night on a positive note. Once we sat at the bar, though, the service felt off compared to what we’re used to. Our bartender was friendly, but she would start talking to us and then quickly switch her attention to other guests mid-conversation. It happened several times and made us feel overlooked. There was also another young blonde employee who came across pretty short and made a “we’ll get to you when we get to you” type of comment that didn’t feel very welcoming. Overall, the vibe just wasn’t as warm or attentive as our previous visits. We still enjoy City Scape and will be back, but this particular visit didn’t meet the usual standard.

This place is amazing! Everything is Instagram worthy! The bar is so nice, great atmosphere with a scenery outside that is just lovely. My husband and I were here for the "sip and bites" event and there are no words to describe the experience. The decoration was dreamy. The sitting family stile was fun an interesting. The food was absolutely delicious and the pairing was perfect. They have the best wine on the region. the nicest staff ever, very single person we interacted with, beginning with the hostess, everyone at "sip and bites", the guys at the food truck... every single person here are the best of the best of the service industry. Please don't miss this experience and if you have a chance try their pinot grigio and the watermelon moscato.