Beautiful park!! Went for a run here with my coworker and we loved the views! I felt safe and the…read morepark was so well maintained. Plenty of parking if I am in this area again I will Be back for a morning run!

First time at this park and it's beautiful! Even though the park was pretty crowded, I never felt…read morelike there were too many people. Plenty of public spaces for picnics, etc. Henrico parks & rec were setting up for an earth day celebration so it seems like a great place to get together and celebrate. The park is super clean and plenty of parking.

Me, wife, and 2 daughters (16 & 11) went the last week of July '25 and it was a great time. I never…read moreknew there was rafting in Richmond but will def be going back for a quick trip on the water that is quite fun. Tom was our guide, Hailey, was the other rafts guide, and both were awesome. Tom knew so much about the area history and is very experienced guiding. Such an easy trip to make with fun rapids (III's and sometimes IV's). I'm sure all the guides are great, but we will ask for Tom and Hailey first next trip. Pretty impressed with this outfit. (Wish they had more merch to purchase though, just imo).

The experience was super thrilling and entertaining. The rapids were amazing on our Lower Rapids…read moreride!! Ty, our guide, made it more enjoyable and interesting -- but don't plan on staying dry!

This facility is very neatly maintained, and so organized. The people working here know what…read morethey're doing so can guide you in your needs. The nets is perfect for indoor practice, with the bowling machine and other equipments needed to level up your game. They've got ample space and amenities for organizing your parties, get-togethers etc. Highly recommend this place!

From the owner: CRICKHUB is your premier destination for indoor batting cages, summer and winter camps, and…read moreunforgettable events. Whether you're a baseball enthusiast, softball player, or a cricket lover, we've got you covered. CRICKHUB offers Indoor batting cage , Youth and Kids Cricket Academy , Sports jerseys , Cricket Gears . CrickHub: Where champions are made!

Our son has attended two winter camps at Camp Hanover and loved it both times. We are not a…read morereligious family however they do some sing alongside and touch on some bible study. It's mostly focused on outdoor activities and building community. The camp really seems to be run by very dedicated people and providing an inclusive environment that so many people appreciate.

THIS CAMP IS NOT A CHRISTIAN CAMP - BE AWARE!!!…read more I'm still in shock that I took my family to this place and witnessed the strange and cult like behavior. My Email: I wanted to share our family's thoughts about this weekend's camping event. When I signed our family up for the Christian family camp, I had hoped that your camp would have been more transparent about being an inclusive Christian group. We only realized the camp's inclusivity when we overheard inappropriate conversations while our children participated in an activity. This made us uncomfortable, especially when other campers noticed our differing beliefs and views. These moments led to our sons asking questions, making it difficult for us to engage in some activities. Ultimately, we felt unwelcome, so we returned to our cabin and stayed there for the rest of Saturday. We left early on Sunday morning. Overall, this was not a positive family experience. It prompted conversations with our sons that could have been avoided if your organization had been more transparent. Camp Hanover's Response: Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience with us. I have shared your feedback with our Executive Director and Associate Director of Programs. Peace, Guest Experience Specialist ****Cabins are creepy, and the only thing that separated us from the other family was a door with a vent that we could see through, not to mention hear the family's entire conversation. I saw in a previous review that the food was terrific, but it wasn't. I did a deep dive into the current staff and was shocked by what I discovered. Let's say, the founders would not recognize the newfound beliefs.

I always had a positive experience working here and teaching classes! The owner is very kind and…read moreconsiderate to all her employees and students! Definitely recommend to all families with children and those looking for work!

My daughter enjoyed her time there. We were members for almost a year After about 4-5 months, my…read moredaughter started to feel a little bored and wouldn't be as excited about going. I think it's because they do the same general thing week-to-week and there isn't a sense of goals or progress over time. I am also not a fan of their membership model. It's basically $100 a month and it just goes on infinitely until you choose to stop. I would prefer it to be structured more around "seasons" with a culminating show so the kids could feel a sense of growth, progress and pride. All in all - We enjoyed our time but will be looking for other gymnastics options in the future with a different class model oriented more towards growth.

STEM Central Va. is an amazing learning experience for any child. The instructors are…read moreknowledgeable, informative and caring, teaching the children science, technology, engineering with math in many formats. My son comes home from camp every day with new skills learned and new ideas formed. His creativity sky-rockets when surrounded with technology and with teacher's who encourage his left brain ideas. Fiv e star rating seems too little...

Great coffee, yummy snack, and lots of space to sit and enjoy coffee with your group! They have…read morepaid and unpaid activities available for your kiddos too or you can bring things to entertain them and let them play near you on the floor or at the table. I really love their mocha lattes as a staple but when I have ventured to try their specials I have not been disappointed. You can also request that your drink have a lower sugar content and they are accommodating. Oh and the ambiance is so eclectic with all of the local art pieces covering their walls. If I am looking for a gift or card, their selection is fabulous with whimsical offerings from local artists. Gifts like socks, key chains, mugs, and a modest selection of options to fit your person's needs.

It was the perfect place to spend a cold morning and catch up with a friend. I had heard of the…read moreplayroom for kids 2-5 and we met there in late morning and got spots for our kiddos. The decaf peppermint mocha iced latte I got was very good and reasonably priced. My total with the $8 playroom fee was around $13. I usually spend that much at other coffee shops! I will be back for more than the playroom!

Our family came here on a Cub Scout family camping trip and we absolutely loved it! It was a whole…read morePack of families. We all drove up on a Friday evening. Since our scout leader actually made the reservations and put everything together, all we had to do was pay for each family member, fill out health forms, and have our temperature taken at the check-in tent at the entrance (COVID guidelines). When we got to our camp area (12), we were able to drive our car to the camp area, drop off our camping things, and park in the parking lot. The camping area was great. Leaves were everywhere, but we had a rake to clear our area for pitching the tent. We actually had an outlet for electricity which was a blessing! We used it to fill our airbed! We were next to the latrine and a long sink with running water and lots of soap! There was a firepit available. During the weekend, we were able to hike to the shore of James River and collect lots of shells. We walked to the obstacle course and ball pit. There was a Trading Post mini store where they sell essentials we might have forgotten. They also had a dining hall for what I believe was for their campers in the summer. This place is awesome! I would definitely recommend families to come here!!

Honestly just an incredible disappointment from start to finish. I was hopeful that the nostalgic…read morelook of the camp would lead to an experience similar to my childhood but this is the most disorganized mess I've ever had the pleasure of participating in, although the condition of their tents brought back memories because they are likely from the same time period and salvaged with duct tape. I don't see the point in having an agenda as it has been shortened multiple times already and it's the first afternoon. 95 degrees out and the only thing these kids really want to do is swim and play in the lake. Check in at 9am and swim checks til 11am (oh wait, that's right, they postponed that until late in the afternoon when storms were called for. That makes a lot of sense right? So now here we are and instead of being able to cool off, my child is playing with blocks. Events were scheduled through 5pm on Sunday but now I've heard that after lunch (12 noon) your essentially on your own and free to leave. So we start late, miss out on the events we actually wanted to do, and end early...next time I'll save the money and the headaches.