Beautiful resort style accomodations. We were here visiting our parents and the entire visit was very relaxing. The Spa and Clubhouse pay attention to detail, as everything was manicured with the precision of a top of the line country club. The overall patronage demographic was definitely 55 and older, which gave it the feel of an extremely luxurious retirement community. Not many other younger folks around, but the pool was so nice I didn't care much. Only downside is if you are visiting during the fall and winter you have to pay a fee to use the gym, which is fairly small given the size of the overall community.

Great amenities. During the New Years celebration the spa is transformed into a New Years wonderland with food as far as the eye can see! Bands and fireworks compliment the space to the fulliest and entertainers walk amongst the kiddies! Highly remcomend visiting !!!

Gym staff are horrendously offensive. My family has have been active members here for years. Anytime I am near the gym, the lady at the front desk enjoys following me around and seeing what I am up to. I could go around the corner to grab coffee from the amenities table and she peers around the corner. Its a profiling situation most definitely considering im the only ethnic person ever around. Last time I was outside the gym waiting for my father she walked up and asked if she could help me as if I was lost while I was simply waiting on the sofa. Anytime I am here alone, I am extremely uncomfortable going to the gym for fear they will call me out in front of everyone as if I do not belong. A note to management, retrain employees on social skills. Re assess staff over the age of 50. Its 2025 and more than the "usual" clientele use your facilities. Anyone remotely close to that club house is most likely there for good reason and with permission. Its not a Lifetime Fitness.

Beautiful, upscale club and casual restaurant at the resort style pool. The Cobb salad is a meal.

I drove 30-40 minutes to go drop off medicine and food at my parents house because they both have Covid. I hoped before I would have to make the drive back I would be able to use the gym for 30 minutes before leaving. I went to the Fiddlers Creek gym that was completely empty. Didn't have issue with there not being one soul in sight until I had Sherley come behind me while I was on a machine asking me where my membership was and if I didn't have one I would have to leave. I seriously thought this was a joke since I have only used this gym 2 times the entire year. Not only that the gym was completely empty. I told her my situation my parents are members and their sick just dropped food off thought I could workout before heading home. She informed me that if I wanted to workout I would be looking at $25 and handed me the fees list. I was completely shocked. If you go 5 minutes down the street outside this subdivision I noticed on the way home a planet fitness you can get $10 for the whole month! This place wanted $25 for 30 minutes of my time to workout at their gym. Im not surprised there wasn't one person in this gym based on their insane fees. Apparently (May 1- Oct 31) the gym magically becomes free. Which again doesn't make sense at all. Poor management. Some advice to the person I spoke to get another job since you can't handle being on a power trip with your empty gym. Jen with management if you came up with these prices I highly recommend you get more experience with gym fees. Since your again in management.