Recreation & Sports
512 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (32)
- Hobbies (84)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (58)
- Outdoors (28)
- Collecting (161)
- Model Building (134)
https://phoenixtropicals.com/citrus.html
Phoenix Tropicals covers the art of growing citrus and tropical fruits in the Arizona and California deserts, with detailed guides on varieties like Meiwa kumquats, pest management, soil, watering, and frost damage. The site is a practical reference for desert gardeners tackling everything from avocados and mangoes to orchid trees and passion fruit.
https://harlee.neocities.org/
Harlee's beginner Neocities page showcases a passion for logos, idents, and trains, with a colorful image-heavy layout typical of early personal web pages. It's a charming, minimal introduction to a hobbyist collector of visual branding and media identities.
https://www.modelrailroaddata.com/
ModelRailroadData.com is a comprehensive searchable directory of over 2,000 model railroad websites, organized into informational and commercial sections covering everything from layout design and track plans to hobby shops and manufacturers. Viewer ratings, hit counters, and editor-verified listings make it easy to find trusted resources across all scales, including tinplate, toy trains, and live steam.
http://trainweb.org/ttos-pnw
The Pacific Northwest Division of the Toy Train Operating Society serves collectors and operators of toy trains in Oregon and Washington, offering regular meetings, a shared operating layout in Aloha, Oregon, and a club newsletter called The Waybill. Founded in 1970, this active community welcomes enthusiasts of all gauges, with a particular focus on O gauge trains and connections to the national TTOS organization.
https://kungfuarchermaster.neocities.org/
Kungfuarchermaster's Neocities homepage covers an eclectic mix of interests including combat robotics, vintage item trading, stamp collecting, and music production on a Polyend Tracker Mini. The site is still under active construction but already features webrings, a stamps gallery, and hints at a personality-driven space celebrating retro web culture.
http://www.cwrr.com/
Billed as the oldest continually running railroad site on the web, Daniel S. Dawdy's Cyberspace World Railroad has been online since 1994 and covers railroad history, images, puzzles, collectibles, and even debates about the best train movies. Visitors can explore aerial images, prototype drawings, Amtrak schedules, railroad links, and quirky monthly features like oddities and collectible railroad blotters.
http://starshipmodeler.net/talk/index.php
Starship Modeler's discussion forums bring together thousands of scale modelers focused on sci-fi, fantasy, and imaginative subjects like starships, robots, and movie props. With nearly 77,000 posts and over 13,000 members, it serves as a bustling community hub for tips, news, and hobby discussion.
http://asiascams.org/
Built by a traveler who spent a decade living across Southeast and Central Asia, this site catalogs the most common scams tourists encounter, from fake monks and jet ski schemes to counterfeit currency and gem store cons. Each scam gets its own detailed entry with photos, making it a practical and eye-opening guide for anyone planning a trip through the region.
https://adornesibley.neocities.org/Teeny/Teeny
Teeny Towers is a charming pixel art community project where participants build and share tiny virtual rooms arranged as floors in a miniature tower building. Created by adornesibley, this page showcases their own whimsical pixel rooms and collects contributions from others participating in the trend popularized by Key's Clubhouse.
https://champagneonice-ivil.tripod.com/
A massive personal collection of over 1500 animated blinkies, the tiny glittering GIF images beloved in early web culture, organized across dozens of themed pages covering everything from animals and food to seasonal and attitude blinkies. Built by a self-described blinkie addict, this site is a nostalgic treasure trove of old-web graphics culture with categories like 'Mega Blinkies,' 'Blinkie Shapes,' and 'Movie & Television.'