It was the last blast of the summer – and time for everyone to take a break from work, school and chores to enjoy the community’s annual Labor Day Celebration at the Riverfront Swim Club! A traditional All-American picnic with hot dogs, hamburgers & apple pie gave party-goers the energy to compete in a myriad of games and contests. The Bouncin’ Bronco, Tacky Tourist Relay and Giant Belly Flop contest took the prize for the most crazy fun, for participants and spectators alike. And, for the more relaxed in the crowd, simply lounging poolside, enjoying the sounds and the scenery, was just enough excitement on a beautiful end-of-summer day.
The Riverfront at Harbour View
The Riverfront at Harbour View is a waterfront, golf course community overlooking the Nansemond and James Rivers in Suffolk just 2 miles from the Monitor Merrimac Bridge Tunnel. Located in the heart of Hampton Roads, The Riverfront is mere minutes from Newport News, Hampton, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach and Norfolk, yet a lifetime away from the hustle of city living. The neighborhood is also hosting the 2011 Fall Homearama event.Features Resort-style amenities with programmed activities. Some of the other community amenites are:
- Challenging 18-hole championship golf course designed by Tom Doak
- Elegant clubhouse with indoor and outdoor fireplaces, large plasma screen, and gazebo Cabana Bar
- The Riverfront Swim Club with Junior Olympic swimming pool, and 100 foot waterslide
- Two waterfront parks with piers and gazebos
- 43-acre lake with walking / jogging paths
- Two tennis courts and volleyball courts
- Lakefront amphitheater with gazebo and picnic area
- Two children's playgrounds
- Leisure / biking trails connecting lakeside amenities through an underground tunnel
- Meticulously landscaped medians with benches and walkways located throughout the community create additional park-like settings
- Full-time Activities Director
- Lakeside infinity pool, overlooking 26-acre Eagle Lake
- Village Square, a 2-acre landscaped park with waterfalls and babbling brook
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