Simple, little brick and stone beige building but for a post office, it's well stocked and clean!…read moreLee Hall post office is not far from the Pepsi plant, on Warwick Blvd. in Newport News. It was built in 1964 as indicated by a plaque hanging inside. The interior is bright blue with some brass accents and could use an update, but it was fairly clean. I'm not sure which religious group provides the tri-monthly devotional books, on the desk in the Post office but there were stacks and stacks! Plenty of shipping supplies, greeting card kiosk and handicap ramp were added features to give this P.O. my seal of approval! Hours M-F 12-4 pm

I have been using this facility for over 15 years. The people there are very frenly and efficient…read more I highly agree that they are great and very knowlageable anyt time I have questions. Great, people, great service.

Came up here for Yorktown Day on Oct 19th and didn't go inside the church but attended the ceremony…read morein honor of Thomas Nelson, Jr, a signer of the Declaration of Independence who is buried there. The church was built on this site in 1697 and has quite of bit of history, much of it accessible on its website. Check it out!

I had really been missing a traditional style of church, and since I discovered Grace Episcopal, I…read morehave not looked back! Grace participates in a more formal / traditional style of worship by today's standards, but it is not formal in a stuffy and pompous way. Grace also seems to be positioned towards liberal bent and there is freedom for thought and spiritual exploration. I have been active in this church now for about 6 months and there is a deep sense of community and involvement within the church body. The calendar is full of activities and events. Moreover, there is a wide diversity of age and people of all backgrounds are embraced. The Rector, Carelton, and the associate Rector, Connie, are completely lovely people and they have exhibited genuine care for my family and I have seen their care for others on a consistent basis. I simply cannot say enough good about this church - I love it!

The lot is seemingly preserved well, several historical buildings and a ton of land. Easy and free…read moreto walk the premises. Easy to access off the 64 exit to the 238/Yorktown. Parking was easy on a Sat mid day. Only walked the outside premises because I was really freaked out when someone came running out of what appeared to be a closed off back house and then he ran into the main house entering through a do not enter door. As if to get there before me. The signs on the hone said to enter around the side of the home which was actually a basement turned into a lobby like setup with things to see and buy. Then I saw that the same guy from outside was now sitting behind the glass. I assumed this was his place and when he realized he had visitors he ran back to work. I started to approach him and ask how this works, eg do you pay or no? Self guided or no? He just looked at me strangely. Then I heard a door slam shut behind me and I turned around and another guy same height build etc was standing behind me to the side with his arms folded just looking. Neither of the two men said a word and all of a sudden I felt very uncomfortable so I ran to the stairs and up to the door which was shut and thankfully not locked. So I opened it and left and barely heard the guy behind the counter say feel free to walk the grounds. All I could do was leave as I was completely creeped out. The excitement was gone. Bummed as I really wanted to see this place, but felt it was important to share this experience. So be wise, I had protection, but decided to exit.

this was my second time going to Endview Plantation for their horror trail. the first time I went…read morewas great, but the second time was not so great. we were told that we should keep our phones in our pocket so we don't lose our phones in the trail. I had my phone out before we started the tour but my tour guide rudely pointed me out in front of everyone and demanded me to put my phone away. I understand the rule but he came off very rude and ruined my experience. I feel like there's a better way to approach that situation and I hope that no one else has the same experience as me.

Fort Eustis has a surprisingly full lineup of amenities if you know where to look. The McKenzie…read moreFitness Center is the main gym and it's well-equipped, clean, and easy to use without feeling chaotic. It's a true workhorse gym, not just a token fitness space. If you're into golf, the Fort Eustis Golf Club is a big draw and one of those features people forget is even there until someone mentions it. For Outdoor Rec, the Eustis Outdoor Recreation (Adventure Center) is where all the rentals and gear live. That's where you go for equipment, seasonal items, and anything that lets you do something fun without owning all the gear yourself. The Eustis RV Park is also a real asset for families and visitors, and it's used far more than people realize. If you've got kids or just like low-key entertainment, Eustis Lanes Bowling Center is a staple. It's not flashy, but it's reliable, affordable, and an easy win for family time. Add in the Disc Golf Course, playgrounds, and walking areas, and you actually have a decent variety of things to do without leaving base.

I've certainly been to a few Army Posts in my day, but the real question is, what's the criteria…read morewe're using? Overall size? Amenities? Housing? I mean let's face it, the State in which one lies might even be a factor. So, I'll base my review off of someone who works here and obviously spends a great deal of time here. Albeit generally in the same office every day... point A to B. Housing looks pretty sad, but I cannot attest. The PX is average and adequate. It has a gun section, so that's a plus. The food court inside said PX is pretty lame, and unlike other posts that offset the offerings with food trucks outside in the parking lot, not here. Here's what I do like... a golf course that's very nice. It offers the full 18 and a "Quick Six," that's perfect for walking. The James River for great fishing access (bank only, no boat ramp). There is a small canoe/kayak access point with parking lot. Though I don't partake, there's a pretty nice aquatic center, and the gym is average. All in all it's a pretty post compared to many, and I think most would agree.

Polite and professional when speaking with me over the phone. The same can be said for…read morecommunication in person - the deputy really went out of their way to assist me. On a separate note, the deputies on duty at the courthouse were also extremely polite and helped me get my fingerprints done for the York school district in a timely manner and were very friendly. Thank you all for your service!

Smaller NEX, but still have everything you need. The base is huge, and make sure to stay the speed…read morelimit.

Hard time figuring how to put money on an account I've been on this phone for hours and got nowhereread more

Boy was I wrong!! I had expected much more from a privatized jail but this just went south right…read morefrom the get go. First of all, I had a very sub-par shuttle service to the jail. The Chauffeur was the most chatty Kathy I have ever met. He talked the whole way! I just wanted to sit and look at the beautiful autumn colors of the Virginia trees but not with officer talks-a-lot. If it wasn't for the handcuffs, I would have definitely rolled down the window to drown out his voice. Once I arrived I thought to myself, just forget the long uncomfortable ride and let the fun begin! Again, dead wrong. I asked for an expedited check-in but they just laughed. The nerve of these people right? Who waits for 3.5hrs to check in!? I am sure there were at least 2 people that arrived after me and they totally got checked in before me. When they finally called me, I got a different room because my main room wasn't ready or something yet. I had to wait in some room called "Security Housing" or something like that for 2 nights!! Two whole nights just to get my room ready. Wow what a joke. When my room was finally ready I thought to myself, just relax it can't get any worse. Oh man that couldn't be any further from the truth. I guess all the rooms were full and the only other vacancy was with someone else!! Yes you read that right, I had to share a room with some stranger! WTF!? I begged for a single room but was told if I did not leave the front desk that they would lock my in my room for 3 whole days. I think he was joking but he didn't even snicker. Sometimes this random guy would even poop right there next to me without even a thought! Anyways, after I settled in and realized it was almost lunch time I began to get excited. I was told we were having hamburgers and potatoes. Not real fancy but I was hungry so it would do. What they served me was probably the worst excuse for a hamburger ever! I overheard someone call it a "meat rock" and I am sure they will probably be giving it a bad review soon as well because they were spot on with the description. Yuck is an understatement. I was waiting for this thing called "store day" everyone kept talking about but I never saw a store. It must be some inside joke among the other patrons that I didn't get (I would have given anything for a store at that point). The weird hours and the fact that the guy at the front desk would open and close my door whenever he/she wanted day and night made me super uncomfortable and very tired. The only privacy I got was in a bathroom called "the truckstop" and it was exactly that. GROSS! After I started getting used to everything, my vacation time was over. I was actually looking forward to going back to work and the real world! This place was the pits and I will make sure I never go there again. I would give it zero stars if it would let me. I hope no one else has an experience like me. Next time I am just going to check out some place called "up-state". I heard they are a lot more friendly and welcoming there with a lot more amenities too!

This facility is a significant asset to the residents of Newport News & beyond. Today I wrote more…read moreabout it after a visit yesterday, including pictures I took of the interior & exterior of the center. https://www.adambgarrett.com/post/denbigh-community-center

The NSTF Burger Burns are the best!!! 2/3 pound of beef and "premium" cheese with some grilled…read moreonions and Otto Fuel. It will make you unconscious from a food coma of deliciousness. Keep cooking or the Russians will win!

the MWR conducted a burger burn today which was alright because we got to eat outside and enjoy the…read moreweather. food wise it was your standard outside picnic fair with quarter pound patties American singles and for and extra 50 cents you can add bacon on top of your $5 meal deal which included a small bag of chips and a canned drink. so it was all pretty standard. one criticism though was the serious lack of condiment and other toppings. no lettuce, or mayonnaise which is kind of shocking considering they're pretty standard toppings but they did have relish which I thought was weird. they did have ketchup and mustard with tomato slices and onions along with the aforementioned bacon. so yeah personally I think it would have been perfect if there was some guacamole and some form of hot sauce to add to my burger but that's me. so yeah wish they had more condiments to choose from.