Great neighborhood park! There's a few soccer fields, tennis courts, outdoor basketball, a smaller…read morecourt that sometimes ppl use for pickleball, baseball field and a path through the trees. For the kids, there's also two play areas, one with water. Really close to the library as well so a good spot to take kids for any kind of activity

Beautiful park with lots of sport fields. Tennis, soccer, baseball, etc. very well maintained…read more Downfall is definitely the parking, it can be crowded so parking is hit or miss on the weekends.

We love lil kickers in Manassas, VA. My kids have done soccer classes for many years with them and…read morethe summer camps. They love Coach Brian and Coach Chase. They keep the kids active and engaged. I also really like the owner. He is a really nice guy.

A bit hard to find but wow what a life saver this facility has everything basketball, soccer,…read morevolleyball, baseball and even cheerleading top cheer team in country at that, my sons AAU team practices here and it's so much easier to actually make the practice on time there's no traffic! Staff was really helpful directed me to where I had to go and answered any questions I had about schedules and possibly throwing my sons bday party here! Staff - 10/10 not usually at front desk I always see them walking around and making sure everything is in check and cleaned up I'm sure that's why this place is so clean as soon as you walk in (This must be why TONY left them a bad review) Parking - 6/10 I think they're building a new lot at the moment Courts - 10/10 these courts look brand new! Turf - 9/10 much needed safety net! I saw some teams practicing there and the kids had plenty of space to run and kick the ball. Cleanliness - 10/10 is the most important thing to me when I go to a sports facility thank goodness this place actually smells great! and bathrooms are kept super clean!

This cool, hidden, tranquil space provides the perfect place for my inner child to blow off steam…read morebefore or after a day at the office. Volleyball court. Basketball hoop. Push-up or pull-up bars. Plank boards. Benches. This place doesn't have it all... But it has enough for me!

A small, playground next to a workout park. A fenced off area with kiddie play things plus two…read morenice, sand volleyball courts.

The group classes are fantastic! I've tried several, including yoga and HIIT, and the instructors…read moreare knowledgeable, motivating, and engaging. The community atmosphere is supportive, making it easy to stay committed to my fitness goals.

Super convenient location and friendly staff. However the space in the gym is VERY poorly allocated…read moreand the layout was a bad design from the start. The barbell area set aside for deadlifts and squats was like added as an afterthought - it's in a small, cramped, crowded corner at the back of the free weights area. It's like a tight little nook with all artificial light, and it's very awkward and demotivating waiting your turn in such a tiny space crowded to the max with sweaty bodies and weights. Meanwhile, the outer portion of the gym where the treadmills and cardio machines are is huge by comparison, but at any given time only a few people are using the treadmills with many unused. They could have put more of the barbells and squat equipment there to alleviate the crowing and calustrophobia in the free weights area. There's no breathing room in such a crowded environment! BTW, to be fair, the location in Old Town Alexandria is MUCH bigger and uses their floorspace much better. Even though it's a little farther away from my house, I go their whenever I can. The layout is awesome, you can breathe, and concentrate much better on your workout, instead of fighting crowded bodies and metal equipment everywhere you turn in a tiny little corner of the weight room. As a member of OneLife's all-access plan I'm grateful I can go there too. It's a 5 star location. Overall, not complaining about OneLife as a whole, just the layout of the Crystal Park location which seriously needs to be redesigned.

Arlington isn't short on parks and green spaces spaces but the "parks" can be a bit of a stretch…read moredepending on where you go. But not Rocky Run Lark. Great park for kids plenty of activities to do. And it's right near a us stop and there's some street parking.

Great park for our 4 & 2 y.o. Grandchildren. Play area is segregated by age/ability and lots to do…read more Be aware that there is ample, but somewhat limited shade and seating. All the same a great morning adventure!

Craving an indoor pool during the December break, my eight-year-old daughter suggested this newer…read moreaquatic center in Arlington close to the D.C. border. After swimming during their "family time," we will definitely be back. Here's why. 1) Admission: Run by Arlington Parks and Rec, admission is required for everyone. It's slightly cheaper for Arlington residents. Our friends who went right when family time started paid $25 as D.C. residents. We got their with only two hours left and weren't charged anything. 2) Pools: One side has lap pools for adults and lessons. The other side has a large pool, lazy river, little kid space, and water slide for families. The water was clean and the lazy river was fun. (The current is stronger than expected making it fun.) 3) Space: They have family changing areas with showers with hot water, lockers (bring your own locks), and more. Upstairs is a gym and an outdoor terrace bleeding into Long Bridge Park with views of National Airport and Washington, D.C. 4) Parking: With such a large parking lot, you can usually find a space. Of course, parking is free. 5) Area: Afterwards, grab lunch or dinner at nearby Crystal City where you can find fats casual like Rasa and sit-down restaurants.

Been coming here for toddler swim lessons and just did my kiddo's birthday party. Booked a huge…read morecommunity room which was more than enough space for about 10 kids and 20 adults. Family swim passes are a great deal at $30 per family pass (covers 7 people). Everyone had a great time and were impressed with how new and shiny this facility is, and the kids loved the family pool area.

This is a beautiful sprawling complex of a park. It is so well laid out that it can make for a nice…read moreday to just get out of the house to enjoy yourself. I came here because I was to attend an event...which I missed. Because I was unaware of how many different entrances to separate area there were. I had driven around for a minute at the one entrance, parked and got out to walk around a bit. This area had the ballfields and a few trails. The next entrance up took me back to an area where pavilions are located and I could see that this was well used as each pavilion was in use. This reminded me of all my family reunions I had attended. What I did not know was that there was one more entrance further up the road that I did not go down. More pavilions in this area and I am told that it is a bit more secluded. What I did like was that you could drive into the area and park in one of the many lots further in and get out and explore. The tennis area was a surprise to me.

Took my daughter for an afternoon stroll and play and the new park is officially open and I love…read morethat it has disability inclusive. Every kid can enjoy this park and they have a clean bathroom.

It's one of those hidden gems!…read more Great place to walk / hang out Great place to walk around, play basketball, chalk art the sidewalks, have a picnic. Located below the I-495 -Woodrow Wilson Bridge, the park is right at the southernmost point and great water views of Virginia and sites within Maryland like the National Harbor across the Potomac River. There is a walking trail along the river with informational signs and displays that describe the really cool, informative information markers of sights and the past history of the area along the trail. A 10-minute walk on the trail will bring you to other parks (Ford's Landing, Shipyard, and Roberdeaux) and eventually to Old Town Alexandria with its many shops and restaurants --situated along the water. Another added plus is that the park offers a place for fishing, playgrounds, basketball courts, and multi-use fields. I came here with some friends for the first time and had a relaxing time just being outdoors and enjoying this great space in nature. We grabbed a picnic table....while having lunch and taking in the weather. Between the space and multi-use areas, it is the perfect spot to for walks along the river, running, exercising or simply....raking time to put things on pause and enjoy the outdoors. ELITE TIP: It is a good place to park if you are planning to visit Old Town Alexandria and want an easy place to park.....without having to deal with the limited street parking, risk of parking meter tickets or the high price garage parking. and enjoy a walk along the river.

Beautiful park in Alexandria with water views. We walked about a mile, just past the restaurants…read moreBarca and some on the water. Then circled back for about a little over 2 miles. It's best to go early. Plenty of benches and covered areas for comfort while in the sun. Great place to walk with your dog or go on a date. There were also other places you could park further down the walk if you don't want to start at the end near the bridge. Lovely walk that I would enjoy doing again.

This is a cute, well maintained little garden that is viewable from the road or as you walk by!…read more It boasts of many varieties of plants and flowers & appears to always have something blooming!

We walked into an endless variety of beautiful, colorful tulips. All different sizes shapes and…read morecolors. Lots of people are here taking in and enjoying the spectacular blooms. The tulips are near the cherry blossoms and are actually more spectacular today.