I love that there is plenty of parking here!…read more It is SO BIG! It is nice that there is an area closed off with a gate for little ones to help keep them in one spot. It was definitely overwhelming having 3 kids running ALL around... it was hard to be able to keep eyes on them the entire time so thankful I was there with another mama and we all watched each other's. The kids had a blast darting in ALL directions. We will definitely be packing a cooler and a picnic blanket next time to be able to stay longer. There is a walking trail next to it, there is plenty of benches, umbrellas, shade, and a few tables. It was very well maintained.

Great park, clean facilities, 8 Pickleball courts that are well maintained. Highly recommendedread more

This 600-acre park impresses me. It's a pristine public recreation area found in James City, VA…read morewith many interesting components. My hub rode the 20 miles of mountain bike trails while I spent time walking the paths that wind through historical sites and open fields. While here, I stumbled upon the Williamsburg Botanical Garden. It features 800 species of native vegetation and entrance is free. Saw a wedding being set up; what a great site to have such a ceremony. The best surprise of all is the presence of one of the first Free Black Settlements in the US. There are 3 cabins, all furnished with items of the period (1803-1850), situated in a graceful clearing. The structures are easy to see inside and out, a trip back in time, for sure. A fellow Yelper writes that Freedom Park is one of the best places to visit if on a tight budget in the Williamsburg region. I heartily agree. There are no fees for anything, unlike other parks in the tri-city area (meaning Williamsburg/Jamestown/Yorktown). I found myself returning here for several days during the week that I was a tourist recently because this place is so enjoyable and tranquil.

Nice park to explore and walk through with a botanical garden to see. Place was well maintained…read more Some of the trails are bicycle friendly & paved. The admission is free. Parking and finding the place were very easy to find. One of the best things to do for free or on a low budget at Williamsburg.

This place is fantastic! I can't really say much more then what everyone else has...but they have…read moreeverything to stay fit all year around. They have multiple fields for soccer, base/soft ball, field hockey and even 3.5 miles of trails to walk or run. There is even in door soccer!!! There is an indoor pool, but I am not sure of its services / hours. A must if you live in the local area. Larges amount of parking.

I only have two regrets about WISC:…read more 1) I wish we discovered it four days earlier on our trip to Williamsburg. 2) I wish we had a place like this close to home. We were looking for batting cages to practice for the upcoming Little League season and boy did we hit the motherlode. Not only does this facility have five outside self-pitch batting cages, but it has at least an equal number of impeccable baseball fields with nice scoreboards, dugouts and bleachers. I would say they are at least AA-level, maybe AAA-level sized fields. There is also four fields that look like they are probably used for A ball. In addition, it looked like there were a similar number of soccer fields plus several basketball courts. All of these were incredibly maintained. And this is just the outdoor facilities. Indoor are more soccer and baseball practice facilities, daycare and fitness facilities. We used the outdoor fields for free. Based on the website, there is no initiation fee and monthly dues are $75 for a family of four. A great bargain. We did not use the indoor facilities, but they looked great and were equally well-maintained.

After grabbing brunch from a nearby café, we brought it to this park and it couldn't have been a…read morebetter choice. There were plenty of shaded benches surrounded by trees and beautiful flowers, and it was so quiet and peaceful. The sound of birds chirping made it feel like a little escape from everything. Parking was super easy too, with lots of spots nearby. It was the perfect place to slow down and enjoy a calm morning.

This lovely green space is located near the more historic part of Williamsburg. No playground here…read morebut there are a couple of sculptures, several benches and lots of old growth trees providing shade. There is a lovely brick walkway that surrounds the central park area and it's a nice spot. Picnic, sit, enjoy some time away from the touristic rush not far away. There is some street parking. [Review 12165 overall, 1949 of 2019.]

We thought this was a solid park. Our kid had fun on the playground. We also liked that there was…read morea shelter with tables and benches under it. The park also had some baseball fields that looked pretty good. I would recommend this park.

There are always suspicious men walking around. I did not feel safe at all. I had to contact a park…read moreranger because a man was being inappropriate. I dont recommend this park for women to explore solo.

I love this jewel in the middle of the city. It's such a sanctuary. It's small enough to not get…read morelost, the views everywhere are gorgeous, and it is seldom crowded. It's a clean park too. Whenever I feel stressed, I make a beeline for this little slice of heaven. When I have out of town visitors, I always take them here. I have some of the prettiest pictures that were taken during different seasons from this park. I love it here.

Delicious gourmet food. Stunningly beautiful clubhouse with amazing views and top notch friendly…read moreand attentive service staff!

Gorgeous venue! Amazing views! Attentive staff! Lovely…read morebrunch buffet. With a variety of tasty breakfast items, an omelet station and numerous pastries.

Quaint park in Toano that has a ful playground for children, a basketball court and a trail to walk…read morewith a companion or furry friend. There is an area for archery that piqued my interest and ample buildings for restroom breaks.

Nice little park with a 4 mile EVMA mountain bike trail, community pool, basketball courts, three…read morelarge covered areas with plenty of picnic tables that can be reserved, sand volleyball and horseshoes. There's no fee to enter the park but a small one for the pool.