Championship golf and a beautiful course

The Cardinal Golf Club is a 27-hole championship course located at Fort Lee, south of Richmond, Virginia. The course offers a nice variety of length and playability. The facility also includes a full practice range, two large putting/chipping greens, practice bunker and fully stocked Pro Shop. Golf lessons are available by PGA Professional Instructors.

Open daily for delicious breakfast or lunch. Lunch offerings include fresh made-to-order sandwiches, burgers and salads. Click here for the daily specials!

Clark Fitness Center is temporarily closed. Please visit Strength Performance Center or MacLaughlin Fitness Center.

Clark Fitness Center features a gymnasium for basketball, volleyball and other indoor sports, two racquetball courts, strength training and cardio areas, and full locker rooms with saunas for men and women. (locker rooms and saunas are currently closed)

Special Notice

• The Clark Fitness Center is open to all Fort Lee Family and MWR patrons, to include Active Duty military, Retirees, Department of Defense Civilians, and their families. Sorry, no guests are permitted at this time. Facility will be limited to 50 patrons at a time.

This fenced dog park is a safe place for dogs to run and socialize off-leash. The park is rarely crowded and your pet will have plenty of room to play. There's also shade to relax under and benches for pet parents.

Installation Victim Advocates 
+1 (804)734-6378  or  +1 (804)734-6459
 

This program provides information and referral services in the areas of employment, education and training to give military family members the competitive edge needed to secure employment.

The EFMP provides comprehensive and coordinated medical, educational, housing, community support and personal services to families with special needs.

The Family Advocacy Program supports readiness, builds healthy families and sustains strong communities by providing comprehensive approaches to prevention, identification and intervention of child and spouse abuse in military families.

Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Policy:

The Department of Army policy is to prevent spouse and child abuse, to protect those who are victims of abuse, to treat those affected by abuse and to ensure that personnel are professionally trained to intervene in abuse cases.

The FAP promotes public awareness within the military community and coordinates professional intervention at all levels within the civilian and military communities, including law enforcement, social services, health services and legal services.

Education:

The Family Advocacy Program provides core programs in prevention and education in the following areas:

• Community Education
• Commander Education
• Troop Education
• Education for Professionals
• Parent Education and Support
• Safety Education
• Spouse Abuse Prevention
• Victim Advocacy Services
• Family Life Education

The Family Advocacy Program educators provide briefings and trainings on identification, reporting and prevention of spouse and child abuse.

Family and MWR Headquarters