Everything was so awesome, it's hard to know where to start. But here we go:…read more Took both daughters & the g'kids (15, 13 & 12) for a fun family time while visiting Williamsburg. Tip for finding it: the business park it's in has lots of buildings that look alike. The sign they put out front is quite small. We were the only ones there besides our host, Maya. She was so friendly & welcoming, such a pleasure to meet her. We got started right away in Blackbeard's Cabin, said to be the hardest room. Well, I'll tell you it IS tough! We found lots (and lots and lots) of clues but at the halfway mark had to start asking for hints. What to do when you've found 20 or 30 bits that lead to a solution, but can't figure out how to assemble them? Why, talk like a pirate, of course. With ample hints, we actually solved it with 8 minutes to spare. Many laughs and head scratches, "hmmm"s and "Oh wait, wait!" but in the end we triumphed. DGD the Younger and I don't like jump scares, so I don't know that we would ever try the Chesapeake Bay Butcher room, but I would love to try Cyberpunkd the next time we come to Williamsburg.

We did a couple of the rooms here and we loved it. Particularly we all LOVED the Chesapeake Bay…read moreButcher room. If there was ever one escape room I wish I could do again for the first time it would be that one. The puzzles were fun and imaginative and honestly kinda scary and thrilling. We did another one about treasure after that one because we loved it so much and none of us enjoyed this one quite as much. The team was very helpful in guiding us during the times we were stuck. Really fun place!

So. Much. Fun! DD, g'kids and I did the Gold Rush room, which is actually 3 rooms. We worked…read moresurprisingly well together at solving myriad puzzles. We were probably 2 minutes away from "escaping" and it's their toughest room. Sounds effects were fun although we got tired of the music on a loop. Some puzzles involved letters, some numbers, and several were simply thinking outside the box. It's $25 pp but there's a 20% discount with Yelp. We were confused - it says you get it by checking in. But when you're booking online, how to get it? So I called & they Said the coupon code is yelp20. It worked after DD refreshed her screen. As a note, I checked in when we arrived & I got the popup notice with the discount info.

Love this place!! On a quick vacation to the area and discovered this gem of an escape room!! We…read morewere welcomed by William who was the BEST game master! It was challenging and fun. The rooms had an incredible amount of detail. Would absolutely recommend when you're in the Williamsburg area! Thank you for some great memories!

With 7 and 4 year old granddaughters I am surprised I have never visited this playplace. It's not…read morereally a cafe, I mean there are some snacks and drinks you can buy, and some tables to sit at, but they are a very underwhelming part of this venue. Located very conveniently in the end of a shopping center in the Williamsburg area of York County there is adequate parking and easy access. On entry is some type of eclectic gift shop of a sort, and a table gaming area, arcade, etc. There is comfy seating all around for adults and kids, an art area, an area for the very littles. The gated area has cozy nooks for quiet play, active play for various ages, climbing and sliding. We made our reservation online for a story telling activity with a speech therapist, who very kindly spent just few minutes after with my 4 year old who receives speech services. They also offer a preschool option we are considering. I think this cafe fills a big gap since most playplaces attached to fast food venues closed at Covid and didn't reopen. It's a great place for rainy day activity, but probably gets kind of loud and crazy on weekends especially with onsite birthday parties and such. The price point is average between free and say Busch Gardens. The preschool class once a week from 9 to 12 is $30, so $10 an hour is pretty decent. I was impressed with bathrooms that have wipes, diapers, extra onsies for baby blowouts. They sell grippy socks for kids to wear in the play space and I don't know what all. There are high chairs, lots of shoe cubbies, you name it. I think it is really best for a mobile child at least crawling to about age 5. Beyond age 5 I think many of the active centers are too boring for school age kids. But I haven't brought my 7 year old yet so I can't evaluate. Anyway, 5 stars because what could anyone improve? Great concept and something needed in communities!

This is a nice indoor spot to bring young kids. It's spacious with lots for kids to do. Most…read moreimportantly it's VERY CLEAN and everything is in great condition. There's a parent area with free drip coffee and free Wi-Fi; they advertise that you can work or read while your kids play. ((This just isn't possible for me because they BLAST Disney & Cocomelon kids music. The speaker is right next to the adult seating area and infiltrates your brain. Bring your headphones!!!)) This is a nice spot to splurge on if you need to let your kids play inside - especially on a rainy day.

Very spacious for our event. High ceilings was a plus a adds to the grand look of the place. Has a…read morevery big kitchen that can cater to big events. Clean and great lighting.

This place is fantastic! I can't really say much more then what everyone else has...but they have…read moreeverything to stay fit all year around. They have multiple fields for soccer, base/soft ball, field hockey and even 3.5 miles of trails to walk or run. There is even in door soccer!!! There is an indoor pool, but I am not sure of its services / hours. A must if you live in the local area. Larges amount of parking.

I only have two regrets about WISC:…read more 1) I wish we discovered it four days earlier on our trip to Williamsburg. 2) I wish we had a place like this close to home. We were looking for batting cages to practice for the upcoming Little League season and boy did we hit the motherlode. Not only does this facility have five outside self-pitch batting cages, but it has at least an equal number of impeccable baseball fields with nice scoreboards, dugouts and bleachers. I would say they are at least AA-level, maybe AAA-level sized fields. There is also four fields that look like they are probably used for A ball. In addition, it looked like there were a similar number of soccer fields plus several basketball courts. All of these were incredibly maintained. And this is just the outdoor facilities. Indoor are more soccer and baseball practice facilities, daycare and fitness facilities. We used the outdoor fields for free. Based on the website, there is no initiation fee and monthly dues are $75 for a family of four. A great bargain. We did not use the indoor facilities, but they looked great and were equally well-maintained.

I love that there is plenty of parking here!…read more It is SO BIG! It is nice that there is an area closed off with a gate for little ones to help keep them in one spot. It was definitely overwhelming having 3 kids running ALL around... it was hard to be able to keep eyes on them the entire time so thankful I was there with another mama and we all watched each other's. The kids had a blast darting in ALL directions. We will definitely be packing a cooler and a picnic blanket next time to be able to stay longer. There is a walking trail next to it, there is plenty of benches, umbrellas, shade, and a few tables. It was very well maintained.

Great park, clean facilities, 8 Pickleball courts that are well maintained. Highly recommendedread more

We spent a full day at Water Country USA and still didn't hit everything. We arrived close to after…read moreopening and grabbed chairs near the wave pool. We also grabbed a single large locker. Life jackets are located throughout the park. There are several family water slides: Big Daddy Falls, Aquazoid Amped, and Malibu Pipeline were all rides we as a family with 36" and 48" tall children could experience together. My oldest and I liked the cutback water coaster a lot! Rock 'n Roll island is home to the lazy river, a large standard pool and an obstacle course. There is also a kiddie slide in this area along with 3 body slides for 48"+. My youngest enjoyed the cow-a-bunga play area and the couple of slides there. High tide harbor was also a hit: a multi level play structure with multiple kiddie slides. Hubba hubba highway was also a crowd-pleaser, think non-lazy river. We spent a lot of time in the wave pool too. No tubes but grab a life jacket and let the waves take over. We also had lunch and my youngest ate the whole cheeseburger she ordered and gave it two thumbs up. The dirt cups were also a favorite that the kids enjoyed. Definitely a fun waterpark, recommend a weekday visit if possible.

Went early to beat lines, as it was my first time coming here. 9:30am it was when opening time was…read more10am. There were very few people ahead of me, so I was content. We came here this early to try and get a big locker. These jumbo lockers are a whopping $55. Once I got the locker, we wound up waiting for the Wave Pool to open. Not sure why, but when I realized why, I said it made sense. Instead of purchasing a locker, ppl ran to grab a beach chair (which there was plenty of) to lay their belongings there and cover it with a towel. Many ppl did this to avoid paying for a locker. Now, idk if I would try this, but I personally didn't see anyone going through anyone's belongings. The first ride we went on was the Colossal Curl. Now you see, I'm a thrill seeker. I've jumped out of a plane twice, gone ATV riding, rode in a chopper twice, and the list goes on, but this particular water ride, had my nerves in a mess when it was over. This ride almost made me think it was going to flip over. It def had me shaken, so yes, it was a great ride, so was Big Daddy Falls. Went on a few other rides, as well as, including kiddie rides with my 3yr old son. He was fearless, and wanted to get on all the big rides. I forgot the name of this mini water park for kids next to Big Daddy Falls, but there were so many kids shooting water at everyone that I had to sit down and recoup. It was like a water war zone LOL. Overall, great place to enjoy with family and friends. To the women wearing swimsuit thongs, come on, there's lots of kids around. Yall don't need to seek attention everywhere you go! Tip: If you have a water bottle from Busch Gardens, you can bring it to Water Country and pay just $4.99 for unlimited refills for the day!

I dropped in on a Friday afternoon playtime without an online reservation with a 7 and 4 year old …read more The first time visit and waiver process was seamless. There was one employee who immediately engaged and played actively with both girls in a diverse play area. Both girls found plenty to engage themselves, from a challenge of a climbing wall and foam pit to hula hoops. We had to buy grippy socks because I forgot all about them. I could hear the girls laughing and having fun with each other and with the attendant. Other families came in and all kids were engaged in play. We need active play centers for little kids since most other places like My Gym or even McDonalds have closed theirs and ChikfilA should be ashamed of their play area. This location seems like a perfect location for parties, which they offer in a fun space. I was surprised my 7 year old enjoyed it as much as she did. The cafe is a bit on the light side but my two found plenty of drink choices! I think as they gain success they can vastly enhance these offerings. I plan to sign my two up for their KidFit classes. The girls can be active in a safe place requiring minimal involvement on my part. I could bring a book or laptop and be quite happy. I've been to a few other iterations of this concept and this seems as nice as any I have experienced. But they need customers and they are certainly trying to make a social media impact. But people are inherently lazy about supporting small businesses that they claim to be behind . I can't imagine the investment in this type of endeavor, but York County can support it. Will they? I hope so. This is a great kid space any time of the year - air conditioned for scorching days, rainy days, cold days, boring days, whenever the kids need to be out of the house. The price point is consistent with other similar venues. Not free but definitely reasonable. If you have kids ages say one to 5 this is the place for you. Kids who are a bit older and can appreciate supervised play where they aren't running around like crazy nuts will like it as well. I really like that an attendant is in the play area to keep a handle on things getting chaotic. Best of luck to ambitious owner Michelle on her very own business creation!