This place is on Fort Gregg-Adams, so you do need base access to be able to go here…read more This was probably the neatest, cleanest, most well maintained bowling alley I have been to in a long time, or possibly even ever. My kiddo has been wanting to learn to bowl, so this was the second place we have tried. They have sooooooooo many balls for younger kids since this is targeted toward military families. There were ample 4, 5, 6, and 7 pound balls. It was soooooooooo easy to find some smaller ones for my kiddos to use. I really appreciated that. You ask at the front desk for them to set the bumpers, but once they set them, they raise and fall each time for the players. So hubs and I could earn our gutter balls fair and square, while the kids got higher than they would have earned without them... Definitely better than places where you either have to have them up or down the whole time. No music was playing although they have one of those jukeboxes where you pay for songs on a phone app, but I rather liked how we weren't screaming over the music and pins falling. We ordered some two cheeseburger combos and a nachos and cheese. I really liked that when you order nachos, they grab you an individual bag of either Tostitos or nacho cheese Doritos, so it is consistent sized every time. The cheese dip is that delicious, iridescent orange cheese at ballparks and convenience stores, but boy does it hit the spot. It is a little pricy for $5.25, but the burger combos are a STEAL. Cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, pickles and onions, and the condiment bar has so many options: mustard, ketchup, relish, ranch, hot sauce, honey mustard... it also comes with fries and a fountain drink (with orange soda, fruit punch, root beer, regular soda, Powerade... all the choices my picky kids love!) for $8.25. Cheaper than I pay at fast food chains these days and it was GREAT. Char marks and everything. Yum! You pay by the hour, and for shoe rentals and I do wish that the computer had a timer so you know how far into the hour you are, so you can gauge if you should start a new game or not, if you forgot to look at the time you started after trying to find multiple balls, get appropriately sized shoes and everything it takes to get two kiddos ready to bowl. We will definitely be back, we loved this location.

I have come here many times with my family both by ourselves and with organized groups. We always…read morehave a good time. They have great prices and food. Highly recommend.

The first and last time we used the childcare my husband and I had a negative experience. Upon…read moredropping off the kids we were given the break down of the rules. One rule seemed weird to us, stating regardless of us all being on the same account, consent would be needed about who can pick up and drop off the children each time (if I dropped them off he wouldn't be allowed to pick them up if he finish first). If this is a safety procedure we respect that just never experienced this before. Mainly the bad review was because of the experience my children had during this visit. They were restricted to play with the toys you all have. Dance time the kids were informed they had to stay on the colorful mat (small area rug) and was not allowed to get off because they didn't want the kids to make a mess. My children ages: 1, 4, 5 and 8. The 8 year old mentioned to me he didn't want to dance but was instructed he had to. The 4 and 5 year old spent most of the time trying to keep their 1 year old brother confined to a small colorful mat. Not sure how long this went on for during our hour workout but the kids mentioned 3-4 songs. It would have been nice for the kids to have access to the toys and to freely play with them until pick up, instead of the workers worrying about them making a mess. Also my most recent visit when I was using the incline treadmill I had an experience with the custodial member (wearing dark blue shirt, hispanic lady, black long hair in a pony tail). Although she was friendly she was mopping the floors in between the treadmills while in use by people. She spent a couple of minutes cleaning under the machine that I was using since I had the incline maxed- all the way up. She was nice and made conversation that the incline was helping her get a deep cleaning. I decided to get off and she was like "no don't put it down", proceeded to clean. I am pretty sure she could have completed a deep cleaning under the treadmills when they are not in use. This type of distraction could have caused an injury especially on treadmills . Hopefully the workers at this location can be more mindful about this in the future. Thanks for reading my concerns. I will also leave a public review for members and future members to be aware.

First of all I love the amount of equipment they have in the exercise area, and I love the vast…read moreindoor pool. I also love that they have a walking/running trail behind their facility with what is probably a man-made lake. The major thing I wish I could change is that when I first started at a YMCA when I was a kid it was a place for anybody and everybody to do some kind of sport or club. Here they don't have very many activities for teenagers. They do have something that a wonderful man named Josh does every so often that my teenager loves attending.. movie night, dodgeball night, pizza night, laser tag night, and so on. But it's hard when you have a 16-year-old that would like to do say a weekly summer soccer camp or maybe participate in some kind of swimming, but the cut off ages are like.. twelve. One of my kids off to participate in basketball but he's past the age limit to join for a summer camp. Like I said back in my day it didn't matter how old you were.. there was no age limit because they wanted people to be off the Nintendo games, away from the television, and away from any kind of trouble they could cause an inside doing something productive and positive. I think we're really stuck with me the most was three days ago while I was in there I heard a mother trying to sign up her sign for one of the summer sports camps but they told him he was too old to do the soccer one and it looks like it really bummed him out. I mean I know he can't go into a younger age group, but he shouldn't have to NOT be able to participate in a sport he wants to do because they have a age cut off. I feel like maybe if they get a few more people in there too work it maybe a 17-year-old can play soccer in a group with other late teens. And this has nothing to do with the Teen Nights! My daughters and son love that they at least have that!

Camp Hanover does an amazing job of living out Jesus' commandment: "Love one another as I have…read moreloved you." This camp and its staff truly welcome and include EVERYONE who participates in their programs and use their facilities. The motto "Things are different here" pervades the camp, because EVERYONE is respected, encouraged and treated with dignity, quite a contrast from what some call "the real world." How much better our world would be if everyone treated others with dignity and respect. I am so thankful that my children have Camp Hanover memories, and that I have been privileged to serve as a volunteer. The camp is also a great place to hold a retreat. There are a variety of accommodations and meeting spaces, food service and activities, including a lake, ropes course, zip line, climbing wall and many trails.

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.

Front desk needs some customer service remedial training on tone of voice and verbiage. I was…read moretold by her I was out of line by and bothering her by asking for an update about no pool guard after waiting for over 30 minutes. I was told she can't help me, there is no information, and that I was told when I came in to have coffee or leave because of the situation. Sad that there obviously is no guard back up system in place and now almost an hour later no one. I waited because of the timing of the rest of my day. This also is my second visit. And most likely my last. I can see why this gym seems under populated with guests.

Old facility. Small workout area. Limited class spaces. Feels like everyone is on top of everyone…read moreelse. Not a horrible gym, but could use some love.

Had such a great time with two River trails! Great horseback riding, friendly service and simply an…read moreexcellent time overall!

Third time at Two River Trails this year; another peaceful and scenic ride in the books! I rode…read moreCash, a beautiful palomino gelding. He stood quietly while I mounted (mounting block is used for safety) and was very responsive to me during the ride. All of the horses are Tennessee Walkers, owned/raised/trained by Lynn Barbini. She has an obvious love for her job, and knows how to make each rider feel calm and confident, as she pairs riders to a saddle and horse suited to their experience level. Give them a call, you will love it!

Parents need to know that this daycare is substandard. The facility has holes in the wall and a…read morebroken window covered with card board. The classrooms do not have the correct number of staff members to children as required by law. The staff yells at the children. The turnover of staff is very high. The teachers are thrown in without training. Children that are difficult to keep up with are put in swings outside and left there until outside time is over. Diapers are not changed consistently. The staff members allow children to watch TV all day. They call children on the spectrum kids that have the "tism". The owner does not take responsibility for the problems and continues to enroll more children even though there is not enough staff. Parents, when considering this place, just don't. Your child deserves more.

I can not get over the staff, friendly and knowledgeable. Everyone has helped the kids transition…read more The kids love it, I love it. It's great!

The Bowling Alley is a wonderful place to bowl -- a cozy spot with a genuine hometown feel. Mike's…read more(owner) knowledge of bowling balls and layouts is exceptional, and no matter how busy he gets, he always makes time for his customers. If you're looking for a great place to bowl where the atmosphere is friendly, the locals welcome you with open arms, and the experience feels truly personal, this is the place for you! Eric Clarke

Mike and Rebecca are the best and most friendly owners of any Bowling Lanes. They have done so…read moremuch work remodeling this old building. When they bought this building in 2007 it was a wreck ( the pin setters were breaking a lot we all persevered) and it took lots of time and money to update and repair a lot of problems. Then Rebecca had a health scare and praise God she is still with us. This building was ordinally built in 1946 by a lady named Mary Ann, you would not know it by the way it looks now. The most modern equipment. We just Love them and wish them all the best in this world. BTY, the burgers and chicken tenders there are the bomb. I think bargain games are now $3.00. Love is spreading around the world so peace on earth and good will to all. Nancy Sullivan-Potter 12/20/2023

Very good YMCA. They have all the resources I need. I go there at least 3 times a week then to…read morethe library across the street. Well worth my time. Very good staff.

A wonderful place to work out. The at home friendly environment that you feel in other…read moreestablishments in Powhatan is clearly felt here as well. The front desk began greeting me by name after only a few visits. The staff that are on the floor are extremely helpful with learning the correct use of the machines. I highly recommend this gym. Also, their children's program allows my 9 and 14 year old to work out beside me. I like that family environment and when they don't want to their child watch area is nice an neat and the staff are very friendly.