Location: Conover
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Conover is a city in Catawba County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 8,165 at the 2010 census, with an estimated population of 8,236 in 2013, making Conover the fastest growing city in the Hickory Metro Area. It is part of the Hickory–Lenoir–Morganton Metropolitan Statistical Area and Charlotte Metropolitan Area.
Restaurants in Conover
1. Pin Station Bowling Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By QueenTiff
We went on a rainy Saturday night around 9 p.m. The place was packed....with teenagers. Lots of activities for them such as the game room. But most of them were just hanging out at the snack bar.
We bowled several games and lost our patience with the ball return machine. The balls were not returned to us and we could see them spinning around waiting for the return to capture them. Also, the pins would fall over before we bowled our game and we would have to reset them at least two times. The people bowling next to us complained that there were not enough bowling bowls and had to use ones that were not a suitable weight.
2. Riverbend Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Katie C - Conover, North Carolina
One of Catawba County's 'secret' gems! Spent a couple hours having a picnic then hiking with a group of friends on a lovely Spring afternoon. Numerous picnic sites, some right by the Catawba River. Well-cleared and well-marked hiking trails of varying degrees. Most are moderate. Benches scattered throughout the park thanks to an Eagle Scout project a few years ago. Staff are helpful and restrooms very clean. Nature center often has displays.
3. Bunker Hill Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By LKNCHOWHOUND - Cornelius NC
I volunteer at a local facility and over time, I have driven by numerous signs pointing to the Bunker Hill Covered Bridge. Always curious but never felt I had the time till yesterday when I was running early.
Decided to take the turn off of US 70 and satisfy my curiosity.
Should have done this a long time ago. Not a staffed facility and pretty much you're on your own but it's very much self explanatory.
Covered Bridges, once common are now rare. Original construction on this one dates back to the 1890's but has a historical link via the Island Ford Road back to Kings Mountain in the 1780's and the battle for King's Mountain.
In autumn, a beautiful walk. If you are a fan of architecture and engineering, you will appreciate the construction of the bridge.
For the nature lover, you will love the setting and the serenity of the area, particulary in the autumn splendor.
Only downside is the crass and immature behavior of some patrons with the graffiti they leave behind.
Such a shame and a desecration of that which is simple but beautiful and historically significant to our heritage.
4. Hickory Crawdads / L.P. Frans Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By Johnclarke27
I've been to 2 games this month with my family. We enjoyed great seats, fun times, good ball park food and drinks, easy parking and the entry was about what I would have paid to go see a movie. These players are fun to watch!
5. Historic Murray's Mill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By claude_monnier - Raleigh, NC
Murray's mill is a beautiful mill with quite a few machines to look at and in a beautiful setting. Come the first staurday in June and participate in the charity ride (extra fee) to help raise money to keep the place in activity.
6. Hickory Museum of Art
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By DEBORAH H - WILMINGTON
This art gallery is unique. It contains a few Andy Warhol's, a floor dedicated to Folk Art, an exhibit of a sculpture made of coffee stirrers and some photographic art. It also contains some collections that alluded my knowledge of art. It appeared to be...MoreThank you for your visit. I hope that you will join us again throughout the year as we have new exhibits rotate through the galleries.
7. Treetop Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Aerial Adventure from tree to tree. Rope bridges,tightropes, suspended disks, dancing logs and ziplines and more. Three courses to choose from, Treetop Challenge, Ultimate Challenge and Children's Challenge. Reservations Recommended.
Reviewed By Ingrid K
Time to have a-lot of fun, Carrying on in the tree tops with your family, laughing, encouraging one another and bonding all in the same adventure. Incredible fun and excitement, while enjoying God’s unforgettable beauty. Balancing, climbing, challenging yourself, then of course zip lining over...MoreThank you and come back to see us for another adventure Attonery TALH!!!
8. WNC Flyboard LLC
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
The Flyboard is the newest extreme sport! We will be offering flights ranging from 30min to 60min! After a few short minutes you'll be flying like a pro. WNC Flyboard will be operating from our Boat slip at Rink Dam Boat Dock! Best time on the Lake!
Reviewed By 100stacyc - Asheville
We surprised our son with flyboarding for his birthday yesterday and it was absolutely amazing and our son was a natural. Ashley was a great teacher all it took was 5 minutes of telling him how to do it and he had it instantly! We will definitely be back again and again! Thank you Ashley for helping us give our son a wonderful surprise !
9. Fantastic Finds
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Schtdynative - Helena, Alabama
It is truly a place where you can find just about anything you want. Antiques, collectibles, furniture, dishes, pictures and paintings, books, etc. You name it and they probably have it somewhere. I found pics of 3 lighthouses in Maine that just had to have and luckily it happened to be on sale. The owners are very nice and personable. Will definitely go back when I visit Hickory again.
10. Catawba County Museum of History
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By LKNCHOWHOUND - Cornelius NC
Had a about an hour to kill one afternoone so being a history nut, I dropped in.
One hour is not enough but in the hour I learned a lot of the history of the hour. My ancentors were some of the original settlers in Mecklenburg County (Charlotte) and this was the next area settled.
Interesting about how the furniture industry started along with the settlement of religious minorities from Central Europe that I only knew a little about.
One hour is not enough so I am planning on a return trip to spend at least a couple of hours here.
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