Welcome to King’s Creek. We hope that you’re looking forward to a relaxing and enjoyable stay.

Whether you’re here to appreciate the resort amenities, dining, shopping, theme parks or to experience our country’s history come to life, we’re sure you’ll find your online villa directory to be an excellent resource in planning your time in Williamsburg.

As always, your King’s Creek team is committed to ensuring you have what you need for your best possible vacation and will be happy to provide recommendations based on your vacation needs.

Have a wonderful vacation!

The Management and Staff

King’s Creek
191 Cottage Cove Lane,
Williamsburg VA 23185
(757) 221-6760

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Each unit is equipped with washers/dryers for laundering of towels/linens.

If additional towel sets are needed, they are available at a cost of $2.50 per set (bath towel, hand towel and wash cloth).

Front Desk 7 a.m. – 11 p.m.

Pool Hours 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Fitness Center 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

For your convenience, housekeeping will remove all soiled linens & towels.

Please load dishwasher with any used dishes and start the wash cycle. If dishwasher is unavailable please hand-wash.

Dispose of trash in the receptacles located outside of the unit.

Upon departure, please return all keys to the front desk.

Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

ID is required prior to check in at the Aquatic Center.

Only re-sealable plastic bottles are allowed in the Fitness Center.

Hours
7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Men and Women’s Locker Rooms with showers, saunas and steam rooms complete your total body workout.

Lots of warmth, light and chaise lounges offer poolside relaxing throughout the seasons.

Whether you swim laps in the pool or unwind in one of our many hot tubs, water fun is everywhere at King’s Creek.

The ladies’ and men’s locker rooms feature their own saunas and steam rooms.

The large workout room features Cybex equipment for maximum exercise benefit.

The Aquatic Center adds convenience, fitness and relaxation.

Hours of Operation

Front Desk 7 a.m. – 11 p.m.

Pool Hours 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Fitness Center 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Minors must be reasonably supervised at all times.

We reserve the right to remove individuals who disturb, disrupt, or prohibit the enjoyment of other guests … potentially resulting in the forfeiture of all deposits made.

Local police may be summoned to assist in enforcing these standards.

Noise must be kept to a minimum.

In the event noise levels disturb others, our staff will take the appropriate action to address the situation promptly with the possibility of removing the guests from the resort; please contact the Front Desk: (757) 221-6760 or after hours call Security at (757) 254-5307.

No rollerblading or skateboarding permitted. Please have an enjoyable and safe stay here with us at King’s Creek!

Video Game Room: We’ve got a Playstation 4 and Xbox 360 with a variety of games to choose from. The room is first come, first serve.

Ask staff about availability prior to using.

• One Bedroom/Sleeps 2 to 4
• Two Bedroom/Sleeps 6
• Three Bedroom/Sleeps 10
• Four Bedroom Townes/Sleeps 12
• Four Bedroom Estate/Sleeps 14

Further assistance is available by dialing “0” from your unit.

Please remember to exercise caution when operating the gas grill and turn valve to the OFF position when finished.

If additional parking is needed, we suggest using the parking area located behind the Aquatic Center.

Our staff will be happy to recommend area facilities to accommodate your pet.

Please provide the emergency personnel with the room # and street name in order for the emergency team to locate you.

This information can be found on the front panel of your phone.

Once you have made the 911 call, please notify our front desk by dialing “0” in order to have our First Responder Team sent to your location.

LOCAL CALLS
8+ number

DIRECT DIAL LONG DISTANCE
8+ area code and number

TOLL FREE CALLS
8+1+area code+number

INTERNATIONAL CALLS
8+011+country code+area code+number
$2.50 connection fee $.50 cents per minute.

RESORT ASSISTANCE
Dial “0” for the front desk
Local Calls … No Charge
800 & Calling Cards … No Charge
Long Distance … $1.50 connection fee and $.25 per minute

Voicemail
1. Dial 2002 to access voicemail
2. Password is # key
3. Press 1 for messages
4. Press 9 to delete messages

Proper swimming attire is required. Infants and toddlers must wear appropriate undergarments.

Diapers only are not allowed. Diving, running,  horseplay, rude or offensive behavior is not permitted.

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Guests must be 12 years of age to use Hot Tub.

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Due to the ongoing challenges with the supply chain additional amenity packs are available at a charge of $20.00 per bag.

Use his or her expertise to help you chart your course for adventure.

The Concierge Desk is located in the Aquatic Center adjacent to the Front Desk.

The Activities Center Social Room hosts movie nights, ice cream socials, bingo, chocolate-making classes, a Not-So-Newlywed game for married couples, and many seasonal social events.

The Arts & Crafts Room has crafts for all ages including painting, sand art, and coffee mug decorating to name a few. Make some art and leave with a keepsake! Our craft room will only be open during craft activities.

The Teen Room has an Xbox 360/Xbox Kinect, and vacationers can check out board games, cards, DVDs, and a variety of sport games.

Available at the Activities Center:

• Board Games
• Playing Cards
• Puzzles
• DVD Rental
• Arts and Crafts
• Teen Room

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Click here to download the latest schedule of Activities.

Hours of Operation
Front Desk: 7:00 am ~ 11:00 pm
Pool Hours: 7:00 am ~ 10:00 pm
Fitness Hours: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm

Amenities: Steam room, hot tub, and sauna are available to those 18 years of age and older. Showers are provided. Locker usage requires an ID or owner card.

Pool Regulations: Pools are available exclusively for the use of Resort Guests and Owners. Proper swimming attire is required. Infants and toddlers must wear appropriate undergarments (swim diapers). Diapers only are not allowed. Diving, running, horseplay, rude and offensive behavior is not permitted. Children 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Guests must be 12 years of age or older to use hot tub.

Basketballs, tennis rackets, horseshoes, miniature golf, and shuffleboard equipment are available upon request at the Activities Center located at the back of the Clubhouse/Preview Center.

• Outdoor Pool/Kiddie Pool
• Hot Tub
• Playground
• Men/Women Changing Facilities
• Activities Center

It provides our owners and guests with the conveniences of toiletries, gift items and snacks. Be sure to get your King’s Creek souvenir items here! Hours: 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Call the front desk for details (757) 221-6760

• Children’s Playground
• Shuffle Board
• Miniature Golf

(Equipment available at the Activities Center)

The One Bedroom Cottage is ideal for couples and includes a king and sofa bed.

The Two Bedroom Cottage sleeps 4 to 6 persons with a king bed, 2 twin beds and sofa bed.

The Three Bedroom Cottage sleeps 6 to 10 persons with 2 king beds, 2 twin beds and two sofa beds.

The Cottage features include pillow top mattresses, 3 ½ bathrooms equipped with towels and a hairdryer, gas log fireplaces (two- or three-bedroom only), in-suite washer / dryer, jetted tubs (one- or three- bedroom only), available

Wi-Fi, flat screen cable TV with DVD player in living room, TVs in all bedrooms, private decks and patios with chairs and/or rockers and barbecue grills throughout.

The Cottages kitchens include all cooking utensils and cookware, full-size refrigerator and electric range, microwave, coffee maker, toaster and blender.

Small amenities include linens, ironing board and iron, clock radio, phones and a vacuum sweeper.

The Townhomes feature lockout capability (in the four bedroom units), a sunroom, wet bar, electric fireplace, Each two bedroom features two full bathrooms, garden tub, in-suite washer / dryer, available Wi-Fi, flat screen cable TV with DVD player in living room, TVs in all bedrooms and barbecue grills throughout.

The Townes’ kitchens include all cooking utensils and cookware, full-size refrigerator and electric range, microwave, coffee maker, toaster and blender.

Other small accommodation amenities include linens and towels, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, clock radio, phones and vacuum sweeper.

At the Townes you will find:

• 3 Tiered Outdoor Pool/Kiddie Pool
• Men/Women Changing Facilities
• Hot Tub
• Picnic Tables
• Grills
• Horseshoes (Equipment available at Activities Center)

The one-bedroom Estate is ideal for a couple and sleeps up to 4. The two-bedroom Estate sleeps 6 (with a king bed, queen bed and a sofa bed).

The three-bedroom Estate sleeps 10 (2 king beds, 1 queen bed, 2 sofa beds). Finally, our largest accommodation, the four-bedroom Estate sleeps up 14 people.

Estates features include pillow top mattresses, decks, jetted tubs in all master bedrooms, fireplace, in-suite washer / dryer, available Wi-Fi, flat screen cable TV with DVD player in living room, TVs in all bedrooms, private decks with chairs. And barbecue grills in picnic area.

The Estates kitchens include top-grade stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, toaster and blender. Small amenities include linens and towels, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, clock radio, phones and vacuum sweeper.

At the Estates you will find:

• Outdoor Pool
• Men/Women Changing Facilities
• Hot Tub

Nowhere can you find a more unspoiled and tranquil environment. Our history begins in 1619 when settlers observed the first official Thanksgiving in America.

Berkeley’s 1726 Georgian mansion is the birthplace of Benjamin Harrison, signer of the Declaration of Independence and three times Governor of Virginia.

The estate is also the birthplace of William Henry Harrison, ninth President of the United States, and ancestral home of his grandson, Benjamin Harrison, the twenty third President.

During the Civil War, Berkeley was occupied by General George McClellan’s Union troops.

While at Berkeley, General Daniel Butterfield composed the familiar tune “Taps,” first played by his bugler, O.W. Norton.

12602 Harrison Landing Rd
Charles City, VA 23030
(888) 466-6018

1 Busch Gardens Drive

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(5 minute drive)

Thrills, chills and heart-pounding adventure await visitors at Busch Gardens. Spring and summer are the popular times for children of all ages, but don’t forget the autumn chills of Howl-o-Scream or the enchanting Christmas Town opening the weekend before Thanksgiving and running through December. All-season festivals, parades, concerts, food and drink make this park a destination for the adventure lovers.

Busch Gardens is open year round – Click here for latest schedule.

105 Information Center Drive

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(10 minute drive)

The world’s largest living history museum features intriguing exhibits, taverns, two world-class art museums and so much more — a truly inspirational experience of our country’s revolutionary times where you become part of America’s story.

2207 Colonial Parkway

Williamsburg, VA 23187

(15 minute drive)

HISTORIC JAMESTOWNE
This cultural heritage site along the James River is the location of the 1607 James Fort and the later 17th century city of Jamestown. Visit the Memorial Church and Archaerium Museum which offers exhibitions on the first permanent settlers from England.

JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT
The Settlement brings to life the experience of those first permanent English settlers and the Native Americans they encountered. Through film, gallery exhibits and an outdoor living history museum including climb aboard replicas of the three ships that sailed from England to Virginia in 1607, you will relive the experience of America’s first permanent English colony.

Water Country USA is open Mid May to Mid September – Click here for latest schedule.

100 Water Street

Yorktown, VA 23690

(15 minute drive)

Walk the site of the last major battle of the Revolutionary War on the beautiful York River. The new Yorktown Tour Guide app is available for free and leads you through 300 years of American history on a walking tour of Historic Yorktown or choose a driving tour that takes you on a journey of the events of the Siege of Yorktown. Historic Yorktown is home to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, The Watermen’s Museum, riverfront boutiques, art galleries and restaurants. Swim or sunbathe at the public beach and catch seasonal farmer’s markets, live music and more.

Muster with the troops in a recreated Continental Army encampment, and help with chores at a recreated Revolution-era farm. Open Daily.

Gift Shop & seasonal café. Ticket required.

The museum features the cell where Confederate President Jefferson Davis was imprisoned and tells the story of historic Fort Monroe.

A Mobi-Mat is in place to accommodate walkers and wheelchairs to allow everyone to have accessibility.

Buckroe Beach in Hampton is a family-friendly beach on the Chesapeake Bay.

And of course, for the Atlantic Ocean experience, Virginia Beach is only a cool hour away.

They were established between the James and Chickahominy Rivers, close to the colonial capitals of Jamestown and Williamsburg.

They include Sherwood Forest, home to our 10th President John Tyler; Westover built by William Byrd II; Shirley Plantation with 11 generations of one family; and perhaps the most well-known, Berkeley Plantation, the site of the first official Thanksgiving in 1619.

A rich season of performances is held at the College of William and Mary’s Phi Beta Kappa Hall on Jamestown Road, and don’t miss the Shakespeare Festival held each summer.

Enjoy the Williamsburg Players, you can see community theater at its best.

For a grand experience, check out Christopher Newport University’s Ferguson Center for the Arts, and for more intimate theater try The American Theatre in Phoebus, Hampton.

Yorktown Market Days and Merchant Square Market Days — April Onward Saturday mornings during the spring, summer and fall mean one thing in both Williamsburg on Merchants Square and Yorktown at Riverwalk Landing: the Farmer’s Markets.

These are the places to discover locally grown produce, baked goods, crafts, and hear local musicians and learn time-honored culinary techniques from the area’s top chefs. The markets close midday, so get there early.

This magnificent 7,711 acre-oasis is home to an incredible variety of native wildlife, flowering meadows and two lakes.

There are 30 miles of hiking and biking trails, bicycle (and helmet) rentals, playgrounds and picnic shelters. Way more than just zip lines, Go Ape is an exhilarating journey through the forest canopy as you take on suspended obstacles and breathtaking zip lines — all with an incredible view.

The Williamsburg Botanical Garden at Freedom Park showcases native plants in different environments. Wander the paths and experience the butterfly garden, wetlands, herbs, native grasses and wildflower meadow.

The restored mansion documents the Civil War’s 1862 Peninsula Campaign.

Beach provisions, snacks and various sundries are also available in this cute little shop.

Vacations are for relaxation.

Go home feeling better than you did when you arrived. Massages, facials, manicures and pedicures are just the start…

Experience the smell of lavender, lemon grass, orange and ginger, feel the scrub of seaweed, the exfoliating polish of raw sugar and fine salts.

Your King’s Creek concierge will help you book a day of rejuvenation at one of Williamsburg’s deluxe spas.

The Concierge Desk is located in the Aquatic Center adjacent to the Front Desk

Enjoy a romantic sunset sail, as you sip on a glass of wine and scan the horizon for dolphins.

Cheer on your kids as they raise the sails, steer the schooner, and learn to tie knots on a Pirate Adventure Cruise.

This special attraction runs April through November, with three daily sails that depart from the Riverwalk Landing Pier.

Seats fill quickly! Reserve yours now by calling (888) 316-6422

The “Age of Exploration” exhibit will take you through the shipbuilding and ocean navigation of the first explorers of America.

Outside there is a yard with road vehicles, amphibious craft, an aircraft pavilion, and another rail exhibit yard.

Visitors can see the Apollo 12 Command Module and a DC-9 passenger jet, peer into the nose of an F-16 jet, try their hands at flying with a Boeing 717 Simulator, climb into the cockpit of an F/A-22 Raptor and look at a meteorite

Friendly drivers will give helpful information about each stop so you can focus on the scenery, the history, and where you want to have your next meal.

The FREE air-conditioned service will take you from the Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center all the way to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, making several convenient stops along the way.

Each trolley is ADA accessible.

Bassett Hall was the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. during the restoration and reconstruction of Colonial Williamsburg.

The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum and the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum on Francis Street are open year round.

The Kimball Theatre in Merchants Square presents a variety of programs throughout the year. Our community theatre company, the Williamsburg Players, offers acclaimed plays and musicals each season.

The Williamsburg Winery lets you taste the culture of Williamsburg.

During the time of your stay, owners at King’s Creek can play a round of golf at one of our partner award-winning Golf Clubs, including Kingsmill’s River Course and Plantation Course.

Other course access include Kiskiack Golf Club, Colonial Williamsburg Green Course and Colonial Heritage.

We have special offers that are valid for up to a group of four people per reservation.

To book your round of golf, please contact your King’s Creek Concierge during your stay.

The Concierge Desk is located in the Aquatic Center adjacent to the Front Desk

Historic Jamestowne and Yorktown Battlefield, as well as Colonial Williamsburg, place you in the actual structures and environment of the settlers, colonists and revolutionary armies.

Watch out for the “Dynamite Shack” blowing it’s top!

Parks offer us incredible gifts to fully enjoy nature in peace, to meet people, to exercise, enjoy the solace of a shady spot on a hot day, to allow our children a safe space to play and explore—and that’s just the short list!

Here’s a quick rundown of all of the parks in our beautiful community, so the next time you book a stay with us, you’ll feel just like a local.

Community Parks

If you’re looking for a day of leisure, head to one of these great parks of Williamsburg. They are beautiful community parks:

Kiwanis Park

With ball fields, a tennis court, a picnic shelter and playground, this 27-acre park is on our list of favorites. The playground is top-notch for your climbing kiddos, and the walking path that circles the playground features shaded sitting areas for parents. There is even an exercise area with equipment that lets park-goers do full-body exercises.

Quarterpath Park

This 23-acre park provides endless opportunities for recreation. Softball fields, a tennis court, and a sanded volleyball court are pristinely maintained so that your next game can go off without a hitch. There are also picnic shelters and a playground if you want to bring your kids for lunch, and of course, there is plenty of space for your dog to get some exercise, too.

Waller Mill Park

This incredible space is 2,705 acres situated around a reservoir that was opened to the public in July 1972. The 360-acre lake is open for fishing, boating, pedal boating, and kayaking with a tunnel connecting the upper and lower sections of the lake. Numerous picnic tables, picnic shelters, playing fields, and playground equipment are nestled among the trees, providing a serene picnic area.

Passive Parks

A “passive park” usually lacks an active play component. These parks are natural areas maintained by the city, and provide fantastic opportunities for getting closer to nature.

Bicentennial Park

An excellent choice for dog owners and joggers, this beautiful park sits at the corner of Nassau Street and Newport Avenue, a quick walk from Downtown Williamsburg. We love this green park’s lovely brick walkway, and it’s the perfect spot to picnic with a friend, soak up some rays, or read a book after a long day enjoying the historic area.

City Square Park

City Square Park is situated between the Williamsburg Regional Library and the Stryker Center. This lovely green space features a beautiful plaza with a fountain, trellis, and artwork. People love to gather here to picnic on the lawn or use the cafe-style seating to eat, read, or people watch.

College Landing Park

As you may have already guessed, College Landing Park is adjacent to William & Mary’s campus. This park provides excellent site-seeing opportunities, from the marsh walkway that offers views of College Creek to the lookout tower. This is a great place for fishing, kayaking and canoeing, or simply sitting at the water’s edge to take in the peaceful view.

Minor Park

We love this park’s name! At a “minor” 0.17 acres, this gem offers a lovely respite from the hustle and bustle of life with cozy benches, thoughtful landscaping, and even a Little Free Library!

Redoubt Park

This 22-acre park was dedicated in May of 2007 to honor the 145th anniversary of the Battle of Williamsburg. A redoubt is a type of fortification, and this park preserves two of these original structures that were built by soldiers and enslaved people to guard Quarterpath Road and nearby Tutters’ Mill Pond. Over 160 years ago, this site was the scene of a battle that resulted in over 3,800 Union and Confederate deaths. Only the two redoubts remain, reminding us all of those who sacrificed themselves to write America’s future. If you visit, take a walk on Tuttle Trail, a one-mile path dotted with Civil War markers, placards and redoubts one and two. 

Four tracks for go-karts, 18 holes of miniature golf, bumper cars, bumper boats and an arcade will keep everyone entertained.

Check with your King’s Creek Concierge on their recommendations for your family.

The Concierge Desk is located in the Aquatic Center adjacent to the Front Desk

Take it to the River — ride the FREE Jamestown Ferry across the James River to the small town of Surry.

Visit Bacon’s Castle (built in 1665) — one of the oldest homes in English North America.

Insider Tip: Saturday mornings during the spring, summer and fall means the Williamsburg Farmer’s Market in Merchants Square.

One of the largest draws in the area for shoppers is Premium Outlets on Richmond Road.

With 135 outlet stores including Hugo Boss, Coach, Dooney & Burke, Burberry, Brooks Brothers and Michael Kors, the bargain hunter in your group will discover a trunk full of deals.

On Duke of Gloucester Street, you will find Williamsburg treasures in Merchants Square. Art, high end clothing, jewelry, books, eccentric and traditional home furnishings.

High Street and New Town is a new concept of a community embracing retail, restaurants, residential and is a bustling area of shops, dining, activities and townhomes.

Williamsburg Antique Mall is a browser’s paradise.

Yorktown has the Riverwalk Landing on the banks of the York River. Enjoy lunch and an afternoon of shopping along the waterfront.

1470 Quarterpath Road

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(5 minute drive)

Turn right at second light onto Route 132 and follow for one mile.

Turn right onto Route 60/ Bypass Rd.

Take a right onto Richmond Rd.

(15+ minute drive)

200 Marquis Parkway

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(2 minute drive)

731 East Rochambeau Drive

Williamsburg, VA 23188

(15+ minute drive)

5715 Richmond Road

Williamsburg, VA 23188

(15 minute drive)

5800 Wessex Hundred Road

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(15 minute drive)

You will find something for everyone in the family at New Town. Explore the shops around Main Street to walk off the after dinner ice cream.

A few minutes’ drive will have you dining on the York River.

The variety makes choosing difficult, even for the locals, so consult with your Kings’s Creek Concierge to find the perfect place for your culinary cravings.

The Concierge Desk is located in the Aquatic Center adjacent to the Front Desk

Kingsmill hosts several restaurants as well as a few across the street in the McLaws Circle area.

You will find superb locally owned restaurants.

The road stretches from the College of William & Mary to the edge of town (and beyond).

Whether you’re searching for a fine dining experience or a casual pub atmosphere, you’ll find a little of everything.

The best part is no matter where you turn, you’re surrounded by beautiful views of the York River!

We’ve got games and non-alcoholic beverages for families, bottles or growlers to-go, plus stuff to take with you such as shirts, hats, glasses, and much more.

189B Ewell Rd

Williamsburg, VA 23188

(757) 220-3670

Come hungry, as this stop also boasts some of the best in food trucks, the latest craze here in the Burg.

2054 Jamestown Rd

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(757) 926-0981

5000 Farmers Dr

Barhamsville, VA 23011

(703) 622-1107

8400 Old Church Rd

New Kent, VA 23124

(804) 932-8240

They enjoy challenging the status quo and doing the unexpected. And making really, really bad jokes.

110 S Henry St

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(757) 808-5104

16230 Cooks Mill Rd

Lanexa, VA 23089

(804) 966-5896

401 2nd St

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(757) 378-2903

5800 Wessex Hundred

Williamsburg, VA 23185

(757) 229-0999

Following lunch, we travel over the bluff to Shirley Plantation offering stunning views of the James River and a history like no other attraction in America.

Encompassing over 700 Riverfront acres, Shirley Plantation is America’s oldest farm and family-owned business, and is lived in and actively managed by direct descendants of the original builders.

Shirley’s “flying staircase” is considered an architectural treasure.

600 Shirley Plantation Rd

Charles City, VA 23030

(804) 829-9463

Please provide the emergency personnel with the room # and street name in order for the emergency team to locate you.

This information can be found on the front panel of your phone.

Once you have made the 911 call, please notify our front desk by dialing “0” in order to have our First Responder Team sent to your location.

$2.50 connection fee + $.50 per minute.

Local Calls … No Charge

800 & Calling Cards … No Charge

Long Distance … $1.50 connection fee and $.25 per minute

2. Password is # key

3. Press 1 for messages

4. Press 9 to delete messages

If you have a fire in your villa or you notice smoke or flames in another area:

1) DIAL 9-911 on your villa phone or use a fire alarm emergency pull station located on all floors at each end of each hallway and next to each elevator area.

2) If you call 911 you may be asked for the address. It is 191 Cottage Cove Lane, Williamsburg VA 23185, please give the dispatcher the location of the fire.

Connect to Wi-Fi on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac

• From your Home screen, go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
• Turn on Wi-Fi. Your device will automatically search for available Wi-Fi networks.
• Tap the name of the Wi-Fi network that you want to join. Before you can join the network, you might be asked to enter the network's password or agree to terms and conditions.

Connect to Wi-Fi networks on your Android device

To use Wi-Fi the way you want, you can change how and when your phone connects.

When you have Wi-Fi turned on, your phone automatically connects to nearby Wi-Fi networks you've connected to before. You can also set your phone to automatically turn on Wi-Fi near saved networks.

• Turn on & connect
• Swipe down from the top of the screen.
• Touch and hold Wi-Fi .
• Turn on Use Wi-Fi.
• Tap a listed network. (Networks that require a password have a Lock .)

Tip: After you connect, the network is "Saved." When your phone is near and Wi-Fi is on, your phone automatically connects to this network.

Connect to a Wi-Fi network to Windows 

Select the Network icon on the taskbar. The icon that appears depends on your current connection state. If you don’t see one of the network icons (or a similar one) shown in the following image, select the Up arrow to see if it appears there.

Choose the Wi-Fi network you want, then select Connect.

Type the network password, and then select Next.

Technical Support

If you are in need of Technical Support, contact Hargray Technical Support at 888-289-5239 or dial “20” from your villa phone.