Kings Creek Plantation by Tripforth

RCI website says that there are heated outdoor pools. Kings Creek website does not say that. None of them are heated except the inside aquatic center which is very dark and super steamy.

It was a restful week as I recovered from surgery. The snow was beautiful the neighbors were friendly and the facility accommodated what we needed. We chose to own a timeshare there because we like it so much.

We visited, the Jamestown and Williamsburg area was pretty okay. If you attend the sales presentation, this is the only location we were ever lied to, after attending several presentations at other locations. If you have to attend a presentation that’s okay, but do not purchase anything, the sales people are liars, the managers are crooks. We were defrauded by them.

We liked our 3-bedroom unit very much. Parking space next to unit made it easy to get luggage and food to and from our unit. We took advantage of a U.S. premiere exhibit of Paul McCartney photos of the Beatles in the early 1960’s called. “Eyes of the Storm.” It runs to April 7 at the Chrysler Museum in nearby Norfolk. Admission is free, and no parking fee either. We like King’s Creek which is near the center of the Historic Triangle — Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown.

Completely loved the team and the amenities. loved walking the grounds, the steam room and the sauna room always clean. Shopping, restaurants it has it all. Zuly at the front desk so friendly and making sure we had everything we needed to have a great time.

This is a nice resort. We come here with family once a year. We always get the 3 bedroom unit. It very spacious and clean. It time to upgrade the furniture and some UpToDate televisions. The beds are pretty conformable. Its a very family friendly resort !!!

An excellent location for all the attractions in the area - Watersplash Park is next door, Busch Garden's is 5 minutes away, Colonial Williamsburg can be reached from several directions - Rt 60 east end of CW & 199 around to S. Henry to come in on west end near college of William & Mary. Bedroom was spacious and comfortable. Living-dining-kitchen areas were compact but quite sufficient. Unit 302A is tucked away at the end of a cul d' sac which was nice and quite and away from resort traffic.

This is a truthful review of Kings Creek resort. We have stayed at this resort several times over the years. However, things have changed. There is sales pressure at this location to buy a timeshare, like nothing I have previously seen. Used care sales people are easier to deal with. I would call the sales pitches outright harassing . The properties have also definitely deteriorated. Our upstairs toilet was broken as well as the in-unit washer. Blinds were stuck open or closed. It took several calls to get maintenance to look at the more serious issues. There was fresh paint slopped on the toilet tank and on the wood trim. The second floor banister was comically loose. The front desk staff ranged from high pressure buy it now sales-hype personalities to one unmotivated young lady who could not have cared less about much of anything. Truly a mess, both staff and physical plant wise. Vacation Village and Powhatten Plantation are both much nicer. I would never stay here again, and I feel very sorry for anyone who bought a timeshare here, as not only are timeshares a waste of money, but this place would make you regret that poor decision even faster.

Kings Creek needs to give customer service training to Richard at their front desk. He was rude, unpleasant and made a terrible first impression. He should not be one of the first people to meet and check-in customers.