The Settlement at Powhatan Creek is an active adult community for people aged 55 and above, and you'll find it's often used for local events like the Williamsburg/James City County Christmas Party. The community has a big clubhouse called The Settlement at Powhatan Creek Clubhouse, where folks can gather, and there's another spot called The Residents' Club that comes with meeting rooms, a grand ballroom, a billiards lounge, a card room, a big TV, a fireplace, plus arts and crafts space. People who live here get furnished rooms with private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioning, and telephones. Residents have a dining room with meals prepared by a chef, including restaurant-style service and food options for allergies or diabetes.
There's plenty to do without leaving the community because there's a fitness room with weights and cardio machines, an aerobics studio, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, plus a spa, library, activity room, and a movie theater. If someone likes the outdoors, there are walking paths, lakes, a fishing pond, and easy access to the long Virginia Capital Trail for bike or walking trips. The place has a gated entrance with a 24-hour security gate and safety call system, and there's parking and transportation services available. Housekeeping, laundry, and move-in help are offered, and clubhouse staff and a full-time activities director schedule daily events, games, music programs, art supplies, and community-sponsored activities to keep everyone active and connected.
There's a game room, a blog called commonGround to share updates, and ways to join in or advertise community events, plus programs like WordroW, Crosswd, and The Foodie Feed. Some services deal with property, from real estate guidance to helping people understand a home's strengths and weaknesses, which is handy if someone wants to buy or sell. There's a connection with Williamsburg National Golf Course if anyone enjoys golf, and the group called Home Owners Associates helps manage community needs. People get support with things like medication management and help with daily tasks, and there's always someone to check in if needed. Residents and their families often find comfort in the friendly setting and the many chances to meet neighbors and join in local happenings.
