Outdoors

The potters make functional and decorative pottery from white stoneware clay for sale. Watch the resident potters, John and Jan Myers at work, or just relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Opportunities to enjoy birds and wildlife and feed fish at a tree surrounded pond are among the activities available on the  90 private acres here.  There are trails with chairs and  picnic tables along the paths by a picturesque creek in the woods. A private apartment with meal and activity options is available for pottery lovers. Open year around. Also a site on the SC Ag + Art Tour.  Call for appointment. Tour groups are welcome. Private parties with refreshments for serious shoppers.

Life on the farm is hectic but amazingly rewarding. Not only does constant activity abound, but new life arrives quite frequently. There are also many activities going on the public is welcome to view and participate in, such as, staying at the Bed & Breakfast, canning instruction, attending sheep shearing, BBQ's, field trips and tours, and the annual Christmas gathering of artisans, plus annual farm events. Featured on the SC Agriculture Farm Passport program and the SC Ag + Art Tour, a farm to table buffet lunch is also served at noon on Fridays. 

Over 30 acres of lakes. Farm-raised channel catfish, bream, crappy, bass, Georgia giant hybrid bream and crawfish. Open to the public. 7am-dark. Feeding time is 7:00 p.m. each day. Call ahead. Entry fee and pound rate charged.

This multi-phased, mixed-use community village boasts an unparalleled collection of amenities, including the Piedmont Medical Center Trail, a riverfront walk that’s part of the Carolina Thread Trail system and the Rock Hill Outdoor Center. Idyllically spanning the peaceful banks of the Catawba River, this planned 1,000+ acre village is a natural extension of the historic and revitalized City of Rock Hill. As part of the master plan, the Riverwalk vision includes a YMCA and athletic fields, a Town Center, River District, professional office space and residential facilities—all thoughtfully connected and complemented with pedestrian and cycle friendly streetscapes and trails and opportunities for canoeing, kayaking and other active, outdoor lifestyles.

This facility caters to all shooters and all skill levels. From the guest who has never held a shotgun before, to the tournament shooter that goes through thousands of shotgun shells a year, everyone is welcome. Features a clubhouse, 5-stand, pavilion, new shooter learning area, and three sporting clays courses. The "Creek Course" is great for practice in the off-season, for a beginning shooter, or for entertaining customers. There are also two additional 14-station sporting clays courses set to challenge new shooters and tournament shooters alike.

This state of the art equine facility hosts a wide range of equestrian competitions including hunter/ jumper, cutting, reining, dressage, and all breed shows. Over 60 acres with 280 stalls, covered arena, cattle pens, three rings with perfect footing, exercise areas, restaurant, and show offices. Admission to watch horse shows is free and there are ticketed events such as rodeos as well.

This cable park is a full-size wakeboarding complex, one of the world’s fastest growing extreme sports. For beginner to expert riders, the park is designed to be fun for everyone! There is a starter lake equipped with a beginner cable in addition to a full size, 5-tower cable lake. At both lakes, there are always coaches and staff to help and provide an enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages and skill levels. Also offers kayaking and paddle boarding for those wanting an alternative to wakeboarding. For anyone into water sports, this is the place to be!