Great gym in Edenton with everything you need...cardio, free weights, cable machines. Very…read moreconvenient hours and location. Owners are very nice. Highly recommend!

Nice equipment, I was only here for a week and I was able to pay 20 dollars for a pass. The rower…read morewas in need of a good dust removal. But the weight room was fantastic, and I loved the supply of rollers.

Before this year, I thought the YMCA was simply a fitness center. Today, I can honestly say that my…read moreunderstanding of the YMCA has completely changed. What makes the YMCA special is not just the facilities or programs, but the people. Throughout the past year, I have met many YMCA staff members who genuinely care about the families they serve. Their kindness, encouragement, and willingness to share their own parenting experiences and challenges have meant a great deal to me. Their support has helped me navigate both the joys and difficulties of raising a child, and I am deeply grateful for their positive influence. As a mother of an only child, one of my greatest concerns has always been making sure my son has opportunities to socialize, build friendships, and develop confidence. Through the YMCA, he has made friends, participated in activities, and enjoyed wonderful summer camp experience. The social connections and sense of belonging he has gained are invaluable, and I plan to continue enrolling him in YMCA programs in the future. At the same time, I have become actively involved in YMCA fitness classes myself. These classes have improved not only my physical health, but also my emotional well-being and overall outlook on life. The encouragement, community, and positive atmosphere have helped me become stronger, healthier, and happier. The YMCA has had a profoundly positive impact on our entire family. My son has grown socially and emotionally, I have experienced significant improvements in my physical and mental well-being

If you're going to cancel a class and you do so less than 30 minutes before the class starts you…read moreneed to start refunding people their money or offering them something. That honestly is just a sorry way to run a business. I will give them an extra star for politeness but they have to know people are driving over there 20 minutes before. -a successful business owner that doesn't screw over customers.

Went last night with my roommates and my girlfriend. Driving past it looks huge but it's not that…read morebig. They had maybe 20 lanes. Shoe rentals are $3 and games are $4.50 per person per game. We played three games had a few drinks they have limited options no liquor, the prices are around 3.75 for half of the choices and 3.25 for the other half. This is also the first bowling alley in my life i have ever been to that doesn't sell food, it's also the first that allows you to order food and have it delivered to the bowling alley and eat it inside but you can't have outside drinks? It mainly got 4 stars because the staff made the experience enjoyable because they were all super friendly and they were always willing to help. Will return again

This is a pretty small bowling alley (12 lanes I think?), but Elizabeth City is a pretty small…read moretown. Just make sure to call ahead and confirm that you aren't trying to bowl on a league night! They charge by the game instead of by the hour, which is a definite plus. And they offer late night Rock-n-Bowl sessions on the weekend, which is fun for the younger crowd (since the music they play tends not to "rock," but rather to "suck"). Negatives? Every single time I've been, I've witnessed a lane malfunctioning--pretty sure the equipment is kinda old. The beer is overpriced. And the coin-op pool tables are $1 a game. I'm from freakin' San Francisco, where nothing is cheap, and I NEVER saw a table that played for more than $.75, so that's a mad rip-off. Saving graces? The employees are very nice, and there is a touchscreen terminal that has Photo Hunt!

What a great place to take two young teens for their first real golf experience (beyond Top Golf)!…read more Great Par 3 course to either teach new golfers or to practice your short game of irons, chipping, and putting. I've also never been to a Par 3 and had no idea you can see the whole thing in one area, and it's all walking because it's so compact. Learn something new every day. ;-) Thought we'd need tee times, but we're told they're never that busy and to just come on over any time. Really great first experience, and we will definitely be back. Oh! Did I mention it was only $26 for 3 adults, 2 teens, and a bag cart rental?? Can't get that kind of 1.5 hour entertainment anywhere for that awesome price!

Went with a neighbor and his young son on a beautiful day.They golfed. I just enjoyed the beauty…read more It is 9 Holes of challenge but not too much for a couple of hours or so at very reasonable cost. You could even make friends with or challenge a turtle to a game! Don't touch! their snapping turtles.

Great park with splash pad and lots of play area. The kids enjoyed. Also area for adults to work…read moreout. Yoga group and activities for children. Bathroom clean and walking trail on the River front. Great place to visit.

If the smell of trash didn't pervade part of the walk and parking lot, it would be a great place. I…read morecannot believe they made a children's park where the smell of the dump wafts across parts of the trail and the parking lot. This cannot be healthy for adults, much less children.

Excellent coaches and atmosphere! Our son has been going for close to three months and I cannot…read morethank Donnie and his staff enough for their on-going patience with him. Highly recommend for an encouraging and thoughtful environment of all age!

This small park is located on the waterfront and next to the Pasquotank River Bridge. I hung out…read morefor a bit on this weekday hoping to see the bridge opening but there was no water traffic for that. The park has some benches, a Peace Memorial and a caption that details the heroism of Medal of Honor recipient Franklin Douglas "Doug" Miller (1945-2000). It is a peaceful spot with limited parking. [Review 888 of 2025 - 4310 in North Carolina - 24445 overall]

Small park in downtown Elizabeth City, right on the waterfront. It is a park to honor veterans,…read morehence the name. The park is right on the corner of Water Street and the road that takes you over the bridge. It has nice views of the water. No parking here but there is street parking and parking at Waterfront Park a block away.

Mariners' Wharf down the way is a little bigger and has a nicer parking area but don't get me wrong…read more- Waterfront Park is nice. A gazebo, a view of the harbor and the bridge, some grass and yes, you can walk along the waterside. Free parking and benches. It's good! [Review 886 of 2025 - 4308 in North Carolina - 24443 overall]

Waterfront Park is a smaller park along the water in Elizabeth City. It is across from the museum…read moreand has a parking lot with one side for cars and the other from larger vehicles. Some of the grass area was closed off for some reason but there is a small gazebo and a little area with a few benches at the water. The boardwalk is good for a short stroll along the water. The views are nice and you might see some birds and boats.