On a little island strip, next to the World Below the Brine sculpture, you will find this multi-use…read morecourt. It is surrounded by metered parking. So, obviously there is metered street parking available, in addition to and a few commercial lots and garages within walking distance that you can park at to visit here. The meters cost about $2/ hour and the lots vary in price depending on what is going on and the season. It is right out front of the dolphin hotel which could make it a popular rec spot for tourist. The court can be used for basketball, street hockey, tennis, hopscotch and shuffleboard. It is BYOB, bring your own balls/equipment. There is no equipment there and no place to borrow or rent it either. The court is in terrible shape and is in desperate need of repair. I will say that the basketball court rims are lower than the standard, which is cool for me because I can dunk the ball.....almost. This is a recreational option, if you are limited and can't get to any better options. I do not like location of the court. It is between to somewhat busy roads and I can see a ball easily sailing into the road. I do like the concept of the court though and thinks that it is a good idea.

Took my son to the kids park. Would give it 4 stars if there was more shade. Went on a morning in…read moreJune, it quickly became too hot for him to play due to lack of shade. Looked like lots of other activities to do in the area like tennis courts etc.

I can easily bump up Lynnhaven Park an additional star after learning there was much more. I only…read moreuse the basketball courts which I have previously reviewed. However, after going around the back when visiting the Great Neck Library I made a discovery... the front of the park. The entrance to Lynnhaven Park is off Old Donation Parkway, then a turn on Bayne Dr. It is a little tricky. The park is across the street from the fire station and library. There is parking at this location. By far the biggest reason my review jumps up to three stars is the availability of joint public/school tennis courts. Eight courts that can be lite at night, they are super nice. Nearby Lynnhaven Middle School also uses them and I imagine has priority when the need. There is league play at this location and a schedule is posted. Other than that this is open for anyone to use. Also there is a ball field that appears to be solely public and has an awesome infield. Outfield could use work as it is ridden with crab grass and patchy. It is also a lite field for night time play. Lynnhaven MS has there own ball field beside this one to utilize. A newer playground and swings sets on a bed of mulch was a welcome find too. There are four small shelters around it with a picnic table. There is no field for recreation in this area. A building behind the tennis courts houses the restrooms. However, they are out of order and locked up which I have a problem with. The water fountain is also out of order. This needs to be rectified and put back online for the park. At this point a port a pot is being used. It is located right outside the tennis court entrance. I have never seen one VB park that utilizes a port a potty as its sole means for visitors to utilize. The crowning jewel of this park are the tennis courts, they are that nice. But without restrooms and a very aging basketball court detached from the rest of the park I cannot justify moving it up further. Check this park out, it's right under your nose off of First Court.

I just love the fact the Virginia Beach has all of these neighborhood parks sprinkled every where…read morearound the city. This parked is located just off Witchduck Rd. and beside Aragona Village Presbyterian Church. It has NO affiliation with the church other than they nicely assist with debris luck up. The city maintains it. So what you will find is a fully equipped playground with swings in a nicely manicured bed of mulch. A picnic shelter, a full court basketball court and plenty of field for kids to run around in. The playground equipment is for 12&U. What you won't find are restroom facilities. The church cannot be used. I found the park immaculate. Not the smallest piece of debris. Parking is plentiful in a gravel lot adjacent to the park. These little recreational gems are every where at the beach. Enjoy them, our tax dollars support.

I took my little nephew here when I saw that the kids park at Mount Trashmore was under renovation…read more I chose this park because it was close by. He loved the playground and despite being an almost toddler, he was still able to navigate the park. He really enjoyed climbing things and going down all of the slides (especially the swirly one). The park was well kept and clean, and big enough to share with multiple kids of all ages. I will definitely be taking him back in the future!

I was down the street at Royal Farms, and we drove past this park that's not to far away. We pulled…read morein for the kids to see what they had. There are baseball fields, basketball courts, and a playground. There weren't many people there when we went. Theres free parking there as well. The grass was cut in some areas and it seemed like a decent park. If you're looking for a place to take the kids, this park is in a nice area. Go check them out!!

Great baseball/t-ball fields to practice and play at. The playground is really fun for kids…read more There's a nice walking path. And we've never tried the basketball courts, but people are always playing over there. The porta potties aren't terrible and we've used them a few times. Overall, it's a fun park and we enjoy being there.

We had stopped at Glory's Bakery for lunch but when we arrived, we discovered that their dining…read morearea was closed, so we pivoted and decided to take our food to a nearby park and that ended up being Brigadoon Pines Park that was nearby. It was so nice to go down memory lane and bring my kids back to their first park ever, from the time they were born to when we left! They don't remember it of course, but I do! When we were stationed here the first time around, we lived in Brigadoon and this was our go-to park. I remember pushing them on the baby swings, hearing them giggle as they went down the slides and also being absolutely terrified as a first time mom that they would fall off one of the open ledges with their wobbly little legs. The park has been well maintained 6 years later and they've made an addition, a skate boarding ramp. The park also features a playground structure with ramp, baby swings, regular swings, a basketball court, a grassy field, benches facing every play area and a picnic table with a shelter equipped with a trash can. This is where our little group enjoyed our delicious lunch from Glory's. The kids had a great time playing before and after our meal. There's also ample parking. This park will always have a special place in my heart! Stay safe, Friends!

I've passed this park a few times driving on Lynnhaven and finally decided to take the little one…read more This park has a bit of everything and I heard from another parent was recently updated. There is a swing set for infants and another for bigger kids. There are several climbing sets as well as a great climbing rope/tarp unit that has a rather large slide at the top. So great for the toddler/bigger kids to not get bored with. There's also a smaller playground set for little toddlers with a cool roller slide. In case that's not what you're looking for, there's a small skate area that I think would be fun for beginners. Lots of grassy area in case you bring a pup or the kids want to run around for a game of tag. Just down the path, there's a basketball court that looks almost new. This park has more than I expected and the little one loved it! Will be coming back for sure.

Great parking. This park has a really nice baseball area. I see baseball and sometimes kickball…read moregames being played at this park. The basketball court is popular. There is also a nice little area of trees for dogs to sniff around in . This is a unique park in that all it has is baseball and basketball. No bathrooms but good parking

This is a city park that's a very long overdue yelp. The reason, I had no idea what the name was…read more Late this Summer they finally installed the sign by the road. Mind you it's not a new park. Unusual for VB Parks Department to not be on top of. The location has high visibility off Great Neck Rd. It's North of Virginia Beach Blvd. parking is by a small gravel lot. Overflow nearby business across the street on off hours I suspect. The landscape is non existent, but not needed. The grass was freshly mowed and tall pines add shade and beauty. Unfortunately there was a lot of debris around the basketball court. I would consider the area to be safe. London Bridge Park is straight forward. It has a ball field and full court basketball court that's it No shelter, no restrooms and no playground. I saw at least one trash can at the entrance and it was within it boundaries. I have never witnessed a baseball game in progress when passing by. It has a great infield and fenced in back stop. The outfield is level and not fenced in. There are no lights for night play. It is open to the public and assume there is a schedule of games during the season. The full court basketball is not regulation length. It has a concrete floor that looks newer. The hoops and nets in great shape. No lights for after dark play. It appears the debris was recent, like probably last night with it being Friday. All of the trash was located within 25 feet of a can. Since I had the time I picked it all up. If your interested in baseball or basketball before sunset this is your place. 3.5 rounding down with no amenities and debris.

Scarborough Square Park is a busy neighborhood park located in the Scarborough Square Townhome…read moreneighborhood. It was one of the neighborhood parks updated not long ago by VB Parks & Rec. -- The Playground -- The playground area with wood chip mulch is best for elementary school aged children. The equipment is in good condition; with close supervision it's good for younger children (note that there are gaps in the openings along the playground system). There is one intermediate swing and regular swings. There's also a climbing structure. The playground is in partial shade. -- Benches & Pavilions -- There is one pavilion with two picnic tables beneath it. There is a trash can not far from it and another by the basketball courts. There are several benches along the perimeter of the playground. -- Walking Areas -- There are no paths or walking areas within the park. There's also no large fields or wooded areas. -- Sporting Equipment -- There are two basketball hoops on a basketball court. -- Amenities -- There are no toilet amenities, so not ideal for a long visit. -- Parking -- There is a street parking available. -- Things to Note -- During peak times, it's usually very busy with kids. It's a convenient park location for the neighborhoods of townhomes nearby. -- Takeaways -- This is an above average centrally located neighborhood park. The main attractions are its playground and basketball court. It's worth a visit for children and youth and is a great resource for the families who live nearby. I wouldn't suggest traveling out of your way for it though as there are lots of other parks in VB to enjoy, many with more offerings. Right now with the need for social distancing, I prefer to try to frequent less busy parks.

Rude workers, tell me why I'm being kicked out of the gym 20-30 minutes before they close, front…read moredesk lady comes to me in the free weight area and yells "we are closing". I saw the time lady I don't need you yelling at me. We active duty gym to destress from the stressors of work and just to get yelled out at the gym. Nice workers man. - sometimes we get kicked out early cause they say, "we have to clean". Bruh I come here everyday and they all sit at the front desk on their phone and watch tv. How bout you clean or do something while your working instead of kicking everyone out so you can do yo damn job at the end. Second the basketball court is there for nothing, been at this base for 4 years and not once been allowed to play basketball on the court, what do you it for ???? Golf ???. I know there are a lot of service members who would love to play basketball but we can't we are forced to play outside on tennis/basketball court while the basketball hoops are broken, 1 is made for dwarfs to play and the other court is broken crooked like the workers here. Third every time I bring my bag into this place they all look at me and yell out your bag in the locker room. I get the no clutter in the weight room but you would think I have a bomb or something by how crazy they get when I walk with my bag towards the gym area, some of us have knee sleeves, belts, wrist wraps, phones, etc. and I'd rather keep it with me in my bag near while I workout. We are service members not vigilantes, I'm not gonna steal your 5$ dollar weights and if I do just take your video and show my chain of command and mast me. End of the day I just wanna workout peacefully and de stress and be able to play basketball. As a service member this doesn't help my mental or anyone's mental. MWR DO BETTER.

It would be great if the pool was attached to this facility, but it's about a quarter mile down the…read moreroad. They have a huge field for outdoor sports or running as well as an outdoor basketball court. The cardio room is pretty good, there is always a machine available. Their complimentary Wi-Fi doesn't work in that space, but most machines have a tv in front of them to keep you occupied. The free weights & cybex style machines are in different rooms. Free weight space is usually pretty crowded, odd layout doesn't help matters, I'll add a pic next visit. There's also a core training & low weight stretching room & a couple of racquet ball courts. The indoor basketball court is decent, but every few years it seems to suffer water damage that shuts it down for extended periods of time. They also have some kids hoops that drive me crazy when I can't use the facilities because they're catering to kids. In my eyes this is a military base fitness center & they should cater to the service members, not dependents or kids. They also have weird policies that somehow allows a ton of non military folks to run games on Saturday mornings, which wouldn't be an issue if they were respectful of their surroundings. I don't want to deal with petty arguments from guys dropping "N" bombs & swearing every other word. It's all talk, I've never seen a fight or even a punch thrown that wasn't at a heavy bag. Oh yeah, they have a lightweight "heavy" bag, speed bag & some TRX stuff along the court as well.

You probably have driven by this city park before. There are three on a short stretch and Brigadoon…read moreland wise may be the largest, but it's empty overall. Also there is no parking. Spoiler alert...move on. The park is located off Lynnhaven Parkway. However, there is absolutely no way to access other than foot or bike. Parking by car would be over a block away in the neighborhood. Brigadoon Park is well maintained with grass recently mowed and no liter to speak of. Trash cans are available. The basketball court and playground equipment are both in great condition. A volleyball court does not have a net. A small shelter with picnic table is by the play equipment. No restrooms are on grounds. Unfortunately the park is completely land locked by privacy fences. If there is access other than off Lynnhaven I missed it. This is a huge draw back for neighborhood utilization in my opinion. I would say the best asset of the park is land. Over three acres easily. They have a gate to move trucks for unloading on the grounds. So it's possible this is utilized, or at least they are prepared. There is not much here, but what is here is well maintained and can be enjoyed safely. 2.5 rounding up. Nice option if your child reside in the area, otherwise I would not recommend.