Fort Lee CYS Reopening Update

(Last updated: June 10, 2020)

Effective June 15, Fort Lee CYS will resume childcare services for approved COVID-19 Mission Essential patrons.

Care will provided at Yorktown CDC and the School Age Center, depending on your child's age. Parent Central Services will also resume services, in person by appointment only or via phone and email.

Fort Lee CYS Mission Essential patrons will be identified at the Command level and by CYS. If you have been deemed Mission Essential for Phase 1, Fort Lee CYS will contact you directly.

As the HPCON level decrease, childcare services will expand during the subsequent phases. The dates are to be determined.

For any questions, please contact us at CYS at fortleepcs@gmail.com or call +1 (804) 943-5700 or +1 (804)765-3852.

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CYS Fees: Fees will be applied only for approved Mission Essential care patrons starting June 15, 2020. Mission Essential patrons attending the School Age Center will be charged the weekly Summer Camp fee.

Drop-off and Pick-up: Drop-off and pick-up will be curbside. All children 3 years and older, attending care will be required to wear a mask. CYS will enhance screening, to include temperature scanning as part of the drop-off procedures.

All patrons entering the building must wear a mask.

The Battle Drive Child Development Center (CDC) is accredited through the National Association for the Education of the Young Child (NAEYC) and certified to operate by the Department of Defense. 

We provide full-day childcare for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years to assist parents needing daily child care.

• Quality of Life/Well Being: This includes issues that influence the morale, living environment or growth and development of Soldiers. Examples include problems in living quarters, parking, PX/commissary issues and concerns about utilities, such as telephone or cable service.

• Community Service: Activities are planned with on- and off-post agencies. Many programs ask BOSS to provide volunteer support for their projects, which have proven to be worthwhile for everyone involved. Soldiers acknowledge that volunteering makes a noticeable difference in their lives and the lives of others. All community service projects provide the opportunity to increase awareness about the BOSS program while demonstrating the outstanding character of BOSS Soldiers.

• Recreation and Leisure: Ideas for trips and events are planned and supported by BOSS Soldiers and are coordinated through the BOSS advisor and president. They must receive military and civilian chain of command approval. Money raised through BOSS fundraisers often helps to offset expenses associated with activities.

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 original 18 holes (Red and White), were built in 1947 are a masterpiece of traditional layout. The third nine (Blue) opened in 2002 and was designed by Ault, Clark and Associates.

The course offers a nice variety of length and playability. The three nines are intended to challenge golfers of all skill levels. Course yardages measure 6,930 at the longest from the back tees (playing White to Blue) through 5,160 (playing White to Blue) from the most forward tees. This differs from the normal play of Red to White, White to Blue and Blue to Red.

The gentle rolling hills and mature, tree-lined fairways will provide a true champion’s challenge for golfers of all abilities plus, the flexibility to walk the course. Our professional staff makes very effort to accommodate our guest’s preferences.

The Cardinal Golf Club offers a great golfing experience for everyone.

• Full practice range
• 2 large putting/chipping greens
• Practice bunker
• Fully stocked pro shop.

Tee times start at 7:30 a.m. (daylight savings time); 8 a.m. (standard time)

The Cardinal Golf Course Quick Service Restaurant offers hot and cold sandwiches, beverages and a wide selection of draft and canned beer with three televisions to enjoy multiple broadcast events.

Notice: The Cardinal Golf Course Quick Service Restaurant is temporarily closed on weekends. We look forward to being able to hire additional staff and reopen soon.  Thank you for your patronage and understanding.

The Cardinal Golf Club is set to reopen on Thursday, May 7, 2020.

Regulations/Guidelines under HPCON Charlie/Bravo+

Golf Course Open - Clubhouse Open Limited

• Face covering required for clubhouse entrance
• All payments must be with credit/debit cards, no cash. Beginning immediately, all credit/debit card sales at Cardinal Golf will be contactless (no signature or PIN entry will be used), insert card and the systems will approve automatically 
• Single Golf Cart Rider (exception for immediate family member)
• Driving Range Open
• Snack and drink service only from pro shop (Snack Bar remains closed)
• Non-golf recreation activities permitted on the golf course before 7:30 a.m. and after 7:00 p.m. daily.
• Continue enhanced sanitizing of golf carts and rental equipment

Regulations and guidelines are subject to change. Thank you for your patronage and understanding.

Patrons can start placing take-out orders daily at 8 a.m. 

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.
• All courts, saunas, drinking fountains, locker rooms, and showers are closed.
• Face coverings will be required to enter the facility.

• Face coverings must be worn over mouth and nose when not actively exercising. This includes walkways, hallways, aisles, and while moving between equipment.

• Face coverings may be removed while actively exercising on equipment or in open areas while maintaining six feet of social distancing.

• Patrons must maintain six feet of social distancing at all times (face covering must be worn by weight-lifting spotter).

• Patrons must wipe down the entire piece of equipment after each use with gym wipes provided.

• These guidelines are for the safety of the patrons and staff. Refusal to follow the guidelines may result in the revocation of privileges.

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.