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.

Worst gym experience of my life. I was working out with athletic shorts, sports bra, and a flowy…read moretank top. I was approached and told i would have to wear a t shirt because my gym attire was " inappropriate." I have never felt more shamed nor targeted as a female in my entire life. What a shame! Do not go here unless you want to wear a track suit while working out. Disgusting staff and management whom need to be fired. As a paying customer with a membership I will NEVER return here and will encourage my friends, co workers, and family to not do so as well. Female misogyny comes in many forms at the rec center gym!

I really like this gym and the classes. Wish I could attend more of the classes though, majority of…read morethem are held while most people with jobs are working. I specifically like the water aerobics classes but can only do Tuesday and Thursday evening and Saturday. Wish they had classes before 8am or more after 5pm.

What a beautiful establishment. I happen to come here and watch a few of my students play on a…read morespecial needs baseball team. The fields were very well kept. It is tucked back off of George Washington Memorial Highway. Please be mindful of your speed. There are a few walking paths, and sporadic exercise equipment. I think I saw a playground in the background. But, I did not explore it. There is a wonderful community garden for York County residents. The gardens were clean and neat! I loved seeing the gardens and all the growth there already is. The snack bar was open which I was so happy about because it was time for dinner. I could not pass up the typical food offered at sports event. I got a hotdog, water ice, pretzel and nachos. Everything was great. There were two employees/volunteers and they were so much fun! They helped us a lot choose what to eat and gave great feedback.

One of my favorite parks to workout at. It's hidden behind Wendy's, so if you're going too fast,…read moreyou'll miss it. As an athletic complex, there's football, soccer and baseball fields. Additionally, there's paved trails. They also have public bathrooms that are open during park hours (dawn to dusk) and they have concession stands opened during little league games. There's also a public garden for rent by plot. Overall this place is a hidden gem.

A tour of William & Mary is not complete without a visit to the Campus Store. It's all the swag for…read moreW&M that you could possibly want. I've been to the Campus Store over the years, but last time was early eight years or more. The building adjacent to Merchants Square is owned by Colonial Williamsburg. The second floor is now vacant, so they have eliminated the book aspect of the store. Supposedly CW will do something with the space, but it's been empty five years ago. Parking is nearby by surface l, or garage at a fee My wife and I browsed and e joyed the displays and merchandise. Ultimately we only made a single purchase. Check out was friendly. This is where the Tribe fans go to buy merchandise.

Before the new William & Mary bookstore opened, Campus Shop was the only thing going in terms of…read moreW&M gear. This is where you bought your t-shirts, your pennants, your car decals, etc. They have a vast supply of everything W&M. They also have a vast supply of fraternity and sorority stuff, so this is also where sisters bought their Kappa Delta flip-flops and Chi Omega shoelaces. Not so sure what the frat guys were buying...Lambda Chi shot glasses? Kappa Sigma beer mugs? I never joined up, so it's all Greek to me. Get it? All GREEK to me. Wacca wacca. Campus Shop has apparel for every W&M team imaginable, from soccer to gymnastics. They do those promotions where you can get a W&M cap and t-shirt -- preselected with no substitutions, of course -- for under twenty bucks. You can get a diploma frame with the Wren Building. W&M jewelry. Keychains. Even some Colonial Williamsburg memorabilia. Prices are more reasonable over here than at the bookstore, so it's a good spot to pick up your souvenirs or a "W&M Dad" sweatshirt for your father. Don't laugh -- pops loves his.

Do not use them for bulk/team order. They were very poor in communication, never provided anything…read morein writing, then didn't honor the price quoted to me on the phone. When I questioned it, the owner was rude and condescending to me.

Just bought some Reef flip flops for the kids for the summer and fell in love with this wonderful…read morelocally-owned sporting goods store. The owner was very nice and carried o n a fun soccer v baseball conversation with us. I started this in May of 2011 ... just found the review again, in time for flip flop season!

This facility is always cold. Although the kids are playing/ practicing, they should be considerate…read moreor the parents and onlookers as well. It's ridiculous that it's 37 degrees outside and 48 degrees in this building and they don't even attempt to leave the heat on prior to people arriving. The bathrooms are disgusting and probably are rarely, if ever cleaned.

Deserves more than a 1 star review. It's a sports facility that meets all those needs and provides…read morea great place for the kids to learn and play. The staff are always helpful and polite. Is it cold sometimes, yes, it's a huge facility and hard to heat.

The Armed Services YMCA has been life changing for my journey as a parent and for my daughter…read more I started OLL as a participant and ultimately became a facilitator. It has given me a milspo mom village, a way to give back and a place to be a hand to a parent in need.

Armed Services YMCA Hampton Roads is a mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to strengthening military…read morefamilies through programs tailored to the unique challenges of military life -- especially those faced by junior enlisted personnel and their families. At its core, ASYMCA Hampton Roads focuses on fostering connection, resilience, and opportunity for military members and their loved ones by providing supportive services that enhance well-being in spirit, mind, and body. Programs span child development, education, and family support with offerings like Operation Little Learners -- an interactive early education and development initiative for toddlers and preschool-aged children -- plus before & after-school care, engaging summer camps, and fun family events throughout the year. These programs are designed to build confidence and community while alleviating stresses often associated with military life, such as frequent moves or deployment cycles. Beyond youth enrichment, ASYMCA Hampton Roads runs annual community building events, emergency services like Patriot's Pantry (providing food and basic supplies at no cost to active duty families), and specialized assistance like Operation Ride Home, which helps military families with holiday travel expenses. With a focus on meeting real military-family needs and filling gaps in support networks, this organization partners with installation leadership and community groups to create accessible, impactful programs for all who serve.