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Settlers Mill is one of Williamsburg’s most desirable neighborhoods. Located on 156 acres in James City County, the community was designed with tree lined streets and spaces for gathering.
Our beautiful neighborhood features nearly 200 single-family homes populated by families with young and teenage children, empty nesters and singles. We are a social neighborhood with activities for all: children’s events, summer picnics, retirees’ get-togethers, year-end holiday parties, book groups, and more.
Our amenities include a pool, basketball court, tennis and pickleball court, playground and a newly renovated clubhouse with a pavilion. Read more.
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Have you ever needed a service and thought it would be nice to support a business owned by a neighbor? Or do you provide a service and want to create more exposure? Whether you’re interested in financial or real estate help, burgers or chicken, or health providers, Settlers Mill has a wealth of talented neighbors ready to serve you.
Take a look at our new Settlers Mill Business Network Let us add your service or business - contact us today!
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April is Garden Month
Tuesday, April 6th to Friday, April 30th
 The Williamsburg Botanical Garden (WBG) is a gem to visit during Garden Month. The garden has free admission and is located in Freedom Park at 5537 Centerville Rd. It has a variety of areas for visitors to explore including a butterfly garden, an herb garden and native garden. Additionally, WBG has a small pavilion, benches and picnic tables. You can request a guided tour from a Williamsburg/James City County Master Gardner.Pedal the Parkway Apr.23-25
Friday, April 23rd to Sunday, April 25th at between Rt.199/Kingspoint and Jamestown
 The National Park Service and non-profit partner BikeWalk Williamsburg invite the community to celebrate National Park Week by biking, walking or running on a seven-mile portion of the Colonial Parkway for three days, April 23-25. Park staff will close the Colonial Parkway to vehicle access between Highway 199/Kingspoint and Route 359 at Jamestown beginning at 7 a.m. on Friday, April 23 and ending at 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 25.For more information, read here.
Dispose of Unwanted Meds
Saturday, April 24th, 10:00am - 2:00pm at Law Enforcement Center, 4600 Opportunity Way
 Don't let unwanted, expired or unused prescription drugs end up in the trash. Bring them to the Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 24 between 10am and 2pm at the James City County Police headquarters near Warhill High School. No over-the-counter drugs, needles, injectibles or illicit drugs will be accepted. For more details, check here.
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