Golf Shop is very nice, course getting ready for summer play. Weekend staff very good.read more

Wish I could've given this a zero. The fact they even charge to play here is rather hilarious. This…read morecourse has gone significantly down hill since my first time ever playing back in 2022. Super pretty area, doo doo course. Range is arguable worse, if that's even possible to do. Have fun putting on always punched greens that somehow manage to have more sand than grass. Spend your money elsewhere, maybe top golf.

Let me start on a positive. The golf course is beautiful. As an African American member I…read moreexperience poor treatment from several members of the pro shop staff. I had an incident with Kathy Ballard this evening while dining at the Tavern ( restaurant on site). My niece was playing on the putting green which is located adjacent to the outdoor dining area. Several children frequently play in this area while their parents dine. Tonight Kathy came down from the pro shop to tell my niece's mother that her child could not play in the area because " the Fluvanna HS Homecoming kids being on site and ruining the area with their high heels" WTF does this have do do with a 4 year old playing? Kathy made no sense and she clearly took her anger out on an innocent 4 year old black kid. Yesterday I was at the same location and a white family had 3 children playing on the same putting green, doing cartwheels on greens. No one came to say anything to these children. I sat there for over 2 hours and watched these kids do whatever they wanted. Spring Creek Golf Club has NO diversity and they make it known that they so not welcome minorities.

My brother and I played a round here last summer and we both really loved the course! I've played a…read morelot of golf at a lot of different courses in my 30 years of life so far and this one definitely makes my top 5 favorites so far. The whole course was pristine and so beautifully maintained. I loved the secluded feel on many of the holes, where you're just focused on the golf and there's not much else around to distract you from playing golf. I loved the tall pines on the course as it gave the feel of playing golf in the North Carolina pines, except you're one state further north in Virginia. I had this course on my state-by-state golf bucket list for a long time and I'm so glad to have finally played it. I'd most definitely go back here to play again!

Quiet place. There are two large gazebo areas to plan a party at, probably could fit 50 people in…read moreone. There were a few dogs and there's areas for dog poop bags and disposals around. There's a place to play baseball at. Everything was pretty clean except the W.Cs.. My husband went to use the men's and it smelled like a smoke house in there. Pretty gross. I really like this park though not too big or small and plenty of sitting spots. Perfect lunch stop :)

Such a great place to stop along the drive to/from the city! There is a parking lot and a porta…read morepotty. There are swings for kids and babies. There's a play place, great for kids of all ages. There's a soccer field. There's picnic tables. There's a story walk! Tons of room to run around. Very clean and well kept! Highly recommend and I would definitely come back! Only confusion - why is it called Belmont park on google? It's Jett park according to the sign.

An OK Pool There…read morereally aren't many options for pools in Crozet, so as far as Crozet is concerned, there isn't much better than this. However, when compared to other pools, this one is about as mediocre as one can get. Lacking a deep end or interesting structure, the best part about this pool is its one mushroom spray structure. This structure is always crowded with families because after all, it's the only mushroom in the pool. The lap lanes take up much of the rest of the pool. Price for admission to this lackluster aquatic center is $10 a person, which isn't terrible until you consider what little you're getting for the price you pay. It's nothing offensively bad, it's just kind of.... meh. I don't typically use that word in any of my reviews, but it's time to call a spade a spade.

Highly recommend lake Anna state park. 8 was thoroughly impressed by the staff that help direct you…read moreto cabins. The park,cabins, bathrooms, and beach are all kept in superb condition. The staff are working tirelessly throughout the day making sure everyone is safe and the ground kept clean. My only downside was the website is not user friendly at all! They could definitely use and upgrade. Otherwise highly recommend if you're looking for a weekend getaway in a cabin or campground.

This review is specifically about the Lake Anna State Park, not about the lake itself…read more We are regulars at this park, but were disappointed with our visit today. It's still the same beautiful park, with nice hiking trails, a public beach ($), fishing, picnic tables, etc. However, today's visit was FAR short of being a relaxing day in nature. We arrived by boat around 9:15 am on a Saturday morning. *There is a lot of ongoing vegetation restoration so many areas near the water that previously had been available for park goers are currently blocked off. *Even by 9:15 am, all of the picnic tables were taken by what appeared to be large groups. Some of those groups were BLARING music -- that we could still hear from the lakeside hiking trails. The swimming area was also PACKED with people. *Also, while the park is usually kept very clean, there were areas where some trash had accumulated. (For instance, there were 3 extra large, empty plastic bottles in the covered structure by the pond near the boat docks). *Finally, there were many (20?) park goers using the area near the boat docks for non-boating activities, making it potentially dangerous as boats and jet skis were coming in and out. There were people swimming in this area, while at the same time some Jet Skiers were teaching beginners how to ride. There was also a man teaching his two toddlers how to fish while sitting on the edge of the docks. Another group was sitting on the edge throwing sticks to their dog that was in the water. We will, of course, return to this state park, but will more likely visit on a weekday.

We have been twice now, each time we come to Virginia we will be using them for trail rides. Their…read morehorses are so well loved (spoiled in the best way) which leads me to feel so incredibly safe riding up and down hills on their horses. My two young children are also able to ride the solo without a worry. It's extremely easy to book and a great price for an hour and a half ride. The staff also are so easy going and fun to chat with along the trail. My kids always say this is the best part of visiting Virginia.

Leslie and our other sweet guide were amazing and the conversation was great - the scenery was…read moregorgeous and serene. The horses are well cared for and gentle. We can't wait to return in the spring !

I never expect much when I come to a tubing spot but this place beat expectations. Staff was all…read moresuper friendly and accommodating. They have real toilets and hot showers for after the float. Store also sells water proof gear and snacks. Bus ride and instructions were nice and easy. Tubes seemed nice quality and their key system was awesome.

Good canoe outfitter. Our group camped too. Nice primitive camping along the river. Expect a train…read moreto wake you up at least 2-3 times a night, horn and all. But, that is common in riverside campgrounds. What was not common and the reason for two stars was the lack of porta potties for a camp area that had over 100 people. Absolutely unsanitary and smelly. I can't use a potty where the feces and paper is mounded so high it nearly touches me from the bottom. And the smell permeated the campground near the potties. We had flies too. We were all happy to go. Supposedly the 3rd potty didn't show-then rent one people. Or have the service switch out the ones there mid weekend. You should not put your guests through those conditions.