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Kids have the opportunity to improve their flexibility or cheerleading skills under the watchful eye of a trainer

- Take to the water for a SUP barre class that incorporates dance, pilates, and balance in one - Enjoy a workout routine that increases core strength and builds your confidence - Work alongside other enthusiasts, both beginners and professionals, and everyone in between for a fun and relaxed setting

Instructors teach students ages 5–18 tumbling and cheerleading skills during age-appropriate classes

Guests enjoy over 35 trampolines, ninja warrior–style course, stunt fall, parkour inspired obstacle courses, extreme dodgeball, and more

A complete day of entertainment in one location - outdoor miniature golf, inside climbing, and the Chocolate Moose cafe’.

Kids aged 2–7 can move, jump, and do sports while socializing, making friends, and learning teamwork

Performing silly tasks and hunting for checkpoints around the city, digital walking tour brings adventure and family-friendly fun

Players set out on scavenger hunt walking tour challenge through city answering questions and performing family-friendly tasks

Navigate rapids in a kayak down the river during a guided tour of the Congaree river

Learn to play and read music during lessons for guitar or keyboard, or get your demo off the ground with a music-producing session

Golf enthusiasts can enjoy 9 or 18 holes on a course situated next to the Broad River, featuring elevated tees and greens

Northwoods Golf Club offers a public course that gives golfers of all levels a fair challenge and a premier experience. Situated in South Carolina’s capital city, Northwoods has an 18 hole golf course spread out on a par 72 P.B. Dye design, son of world famous architect Pete Dye. Golfers wind their way through 6,800 yards of Dye magic and enjoy a day of vacation on the links.

Arcade offers an opportunity for players of all ages to come together and play video games in a social environment

Golden Hills is a great 18 hole regulation course located at the Golden Hills Golf & Country Club facility in Lexington, SC. From the longest tees it offers 6,461 yards of golf for a par of 71. The course was designed by Ron Garl and opened in 1988. The course rating is 71.2 with a slope rating of 134. Golden Hills is a daily fee golf course with a 'Call For Playing Privileges' guest policy. The course contact is Dian Berry, Director of Golf.

Indian River Golf Club is a Scottish-Highlanders style course with an unusual blend of nature and unspoiled terrain. Elevation changes, Lake Frances and newly renovated Tif-eagle greens, provide for an exhilarating challenge.

With only one forced carry and no severe doglegs, Windermere has some allowances for the average golfer, but throughout an 18-hole round will test the course management skills of the lowest handicapper. Along the way, you'll wind your way along fairways that are bordered by hardwood forest, dotted with small lakes and characterized by constant, subtle elevation changes. You'll have plenty of time to hit a few balls before your round because our driving range is on the right side of our No. 1 tee, with a chipping green to the left. If you arrive early, you'll have the opportunity to simulate many of the shots that you'll be attempting during your round.

Golfers who purchase this deal get to enjoy our indoor facilities before anyone else! (We haven’t even had our grand opening yet).

The wonderful 27 hole golf course, once known as the University Club and now as Cobblestone Park Golf Club, is now open for you to play. Voted one of the best golf course in the Midlands, Cobblestone Park features the best design in Columbia. Panoramic views, rolling hills, beautiful oaks and pines take it over the top. As longtime Columbia area golfers know, this is the best golf experience in the area. Cobblestone Park is better than ever. Bring your clubs and come see why.

From the merchant: The ladies of Columbia QuadSquad will step by step teach you how to roller skate and play the sport of roller derby.

Timberlake is ideally located just west of Columbia - the state capital. Whether you're looking for affordable living, an outstanding educational system, the region's leading health care, a community committed to the arts, or an abundance of outdoor recreation, you can have it all at Timberlake. Timberlake is nestled around the prestigious Timberlake Plantation Golf Course, an 18 hole, 71 par challenge designed by renowned architect William Byrd. Property owners enjoy the mild seasons with golf all year long!Enjoy your round at Timberlake Country Club!

Customers can improve their aim by practicing on the shooting range or trying out a virtual gun simulator

"Play Golf in The Heart of The South" This challenging 18-hole course is beautifully landscaped. Designed by Ellis Maples, the layout is set on gently rolling hills between pines and hardwood trees. This course is rated 3 Stars by Golf Digest's Places to Play.

The 18-hole "Crystal Lake" course at the Crystal Lake Golf Course facility in Sumter, South Carolina features 6,264 yards of golf from the back tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 70.8 and it has a slope rating of 126. Designed by Wayne Chappell, the Crystal Lake golf course opened in 1990.

Includes historic home with local history exhibits, elegant Southern gardens, recreated 19th-century settlement, and Jewish History Center.