Things To Do In Rock Hill
Paintball Central
Low Impact Paintball Package for Two, Four, or Six at Paintball Central (Up to 51% Off)
Players weave through wooded terrain and open fields shooting small-caliber paintballs that have less impact energy; ideal for new players
Multiple Locations
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$77 for $150 Groupon — Bounce Planet USA
Bounce Planet Usa
Rock Hill
$150
$77
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$15 for $50 Worth of Dance Lessons — New Attitude Performing Arts Center
New Attitude Performing Arts Center
Rock Hill
$50
$15
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Winery Tour with Tasting and Cheese Plate, or Craft Beer Flight at Morgan Ridge Vineyards (Up to 53% Off)
Morgan Ridge Vineyards
Morgan
$26
$13
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One Week of Gymnastics Classes at Next Level Gymnastics Academy (39% Off)
Next Level Gymnastics Academy
Rock Hill
$18
$11
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A Golf Lesson from Accelerated Golf Academy (65% Off)
Brent Reneau at Accelerated Golf Academy
Swingbox
$140
$49
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10 or 20 Pilates Classes, or Three Private Pilates Classes at Body Synergy (Up to 82% Off)
Body Synergy
Flat Rock
$195
$49
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Four 45-Minute or 60-Minute Children's Gymnastics Lessons at Champions Gymnastics (Up to 58% Off)
Champions Gymnastics
Rock Hill
$57
$24
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$76 for $170 Worth of Martial Arts — Universal Karate Studios
Universal Karate Studios
Lancaster
$170
$76
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Bounce-House Birthday Package for Up to 8, 12, 16, or 24 Kids at Bounce Planet USA (Up to 51% Off)
Bounce Planet USA
Rock Hill
$200
$100
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One-Month CrossFit Memberships for One or Two with Optional Foundation Class at GenXCrossFit (56% Off)
GenXCrossFit
Hendersonville
$150
$66
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Select Local Merchants
Culture & Heritage Museums safeguard the Carolina Piedmont's historical treasures and educate residents and visitors about the region's unique past. Instituted in the 1950's, York County's group of affiliated museums and attractions forms a multi-campus network encompassing a wealth of educational opportunities across various disciplines.
Each year, museumgoers view antique documents and photographs at the Historical Center located inside the McCelvey Center. They can get to know more than 1,500 natural specimens at the hands-on Naturalist Center inside the Museum of York County, and march through Historic Brattonsville's 775-acre Revolutionary War site. Locals can volunteer at the museums in fascinating roles, such as specimen preparers, who beautify avian exhibits by helping with taxidermy and surgical beak-lifts.
Four generations of the Wilson family have maintained Cotton Hills' sprawling homestead, which continues to yield cotton, wheat, timber, pumpkins, and other produce. Guided tours relax visitors with a 40-minute wagon ride through the twists and turns of a working farm and grant agricultural knowledge without the tedium of a scarecrow's memoirs. Patrons navigate the rustling halls of a corn maze and exchange greetings with barnyard animals in the crisp air. Visitors admire the farm’s 19th-century barns, which are steeped in pastoral history. Though not included in this Groupon, locally made ice cream and fresh produce from the adjoining market energize farm visitors more pleasantly than an early-morning phone call from a rooster.
Named the Most Unique Theater in South Carolina, this historic theater has flicks that both children and adults can enjoy, whether it be the latest blockbuster hit or independent film. The theater's warm, welcoming ambience makes it an ideal gathering place for family, friends, and soon-to-be more than friends whose hands happen to brush as they reach for the last Jujube. Check out the schedule for movies and times, including various showings of Megamind and Tangled.
The Courses
- Three sporting-clays courses: one along Rocky Creek, one surrounded by oak trees, and one in a field
- Covered five-stand course
- Flurry-stand course, where three throwers launch simultaneously
The Rentals
- Beretta shotguns
- Golf karts are available to navigate the courses
At a Glance
It all started because David Chesnutt was looking for something to do after a hunt. He set up a manual clay thrower for some target shooting, and more and more people wanted in on the fun. Eventually, David needed about 300 acres along Mountain Gap Road and another 300 acres leased from the Oak Grove Plantation to accommodate all of his participants. That's where people find Rocky Creek Sporting Clays today. Rolling hills and wooded areas set a backdrop for clay targets, which simulate the movements of quail, pheasants, and other game birds.
Miles of celluloid are dedicated to movie characters fleeing zombies, but during the real-world Zombie Race, evading flesh-feasting beasties is just one of the tasks. Racers must not only protect their three health flags?losing all three means not ?surviving??but they must also navigate the course?s military-style obstacles, such as winning the affection of a withholding drill sergeant. Refugees of the imaginary Ragnarok traipse along balance beams, slog headlong through a mud pit, or crawl, clamber, and sprint through any number of impediments. At the finish line, muddied survivors collect a finisher?s medal before entering an apocalypse-themed post-race party, complete with live entertainment, snacks, and beer.
A group of 10 grown men sprawled out on the hangar floor, each one grasping the calves of his neighbor. It's a puzzling sight, until you realize they're skydivers practicing a group jump formation. The licensed instructors at Skydive Carolina! have organized such aerial adventures for more than for 25 years, leading everyone from first-timers to experienced skydivers into the firmament within a Cessna 182, Beechcraft Super King Air, or Cessna Grand Caravan. They can memorialize free falls—which reach speeds that exceed 120 miles per hour—with photography and DVD recordings from cameras mounted onto clouds. Once parachutes deploy, groups glide down the drop zone into a triangular landing area bordered by evergreens and wildflowers.