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Jefferson District Park

3.5 (50 reviews)
Open • 6:30 am - 9:00 pm

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Rebecca S.

Amazingly well kept. The topiary trees are fabulous. The water works make the course excellent. Fun for the whole family. Not very busy at all. Highly recommend!

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Bella J.

All the mini golf lovers- 18 hole fun here! 1. Convenient location/ lots of parking It's close from all cities in NOVA and parking is free and easy to find especially during the weekday. 2. Mini golf set up is not the best or the most dramatic or entertaining but it's rather cheap and fun. It's a great activity both for family with kids and corporate events. Some holes are very poorly designed, but still fun. It's fully outdoors so make sure to check the weather!

Tee-off areas are well marked, and there is a huge wooden board/sign at every hole describing the path and distance.
Danvy C.

Went golfing on a course for the first time here; it was a great experience playing a 9-hole course. Friends who are golf enthusiasts said it was very decent for an executive course; low-key and great for beginners. On a Wednesday afternoon in the summer it costed $25/person to play in groups of four; renting a cart was an additional $11/person (walking was fine). Most of the staff seemed friendly enough. The clubhouse sells beer and food; no carts go around to re-fuel folks playing on the course, though. There is also no driving range available here for practice which is a huge bummer.

Stacy H.

I enjoy this 9 hole golf course very much. It's mostly flat, so easily walkable for all ages. The fairways are fairly wide but you can easily end up in the woods of you slice off the tee. Number 7 is a very short par-3. Number 4 is really the only water hole but even it has an option to avoid going over the hazard. The trickest part of the this course are the undulating greens which makes putting a challenge. Nice practice putting and chipping greens. Reasonable rates, it can be busy on weekends but the starters are good about getting groups off the tee. Small pro shop & grill area. Excellent place to get a quick round of golf.

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Great place to play golf at a reasonable price! Good terrain and well kept course!

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Meadow Lane Park - Sand box available

Meadow Lane Park

4.5(11 reviews)
3.0 mi

Lots of fun times here. When my son was 3 to 6 years old, he was thrilled to go here. It was fun…read moregoing recently with a friend and their little one. Now I have a 13 year old with a different attitude and eye rolling. Yet coming back here was worth it. You do have to park on neighborhood streets, but unless a nice weekend, it's relatively a cinch. This park is fenced in. Please still watch your kids though! There are a lot of toys for them to play with. I think people donate items here. There's also some playground equipment. It's not fancy but it's good for small children and families.

Reviewing as a pregnant mom with a 21 month old who visited around 10 am on a Thursday after school…read morewas back in session for the area/ Parking: perfect! Right on the street next to the park, I had no problems finding multiple parking spots which was great! Bathrooms: right on the side, nothing fancy. Single bathrooms, spacious to bring your stroller in. Park: park itself looked underwhelming but once I started strolling through, I noticed how many play areas there were. There were at least 4 different swing areas (bucket and regular swings), there was a sandbox with toys (no slide anymore), two park playgrounds (one for toddlers one for big kids) and plenty of benches for parents, along with a sort of merry go round that my son loved pushing Crowd: great diversity and different ages there. When I went there were a lot of nanny groups and kids all playing together. My son is a little younger than the crowd and isn't used to playing with others but he enjoyed watching nearby. Seating: like I said, tons of benches set up at each little attraction, a good amount of picnic tables where the older kids were having lunch outside which I loved! Overall my son stayed for 1.5 hours and would've stayed longer if we weren't needing to leave for nap time. Great time! Wish I had taken more pictures but I'll update with overall area pictures when we go back next which I know will be in the next couple days!

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Meadow Lane Park - One set of playgrounds.

One set of playgrounds.

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Meadow Lane Park - Playground and sandbox

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Playground and sandbox

Robert's Park

Robert's Park

4.0(2 reviews)
1.5 mi

This park is tucked away in a quiet residential neighbourhood, and it's a nicely kept secret. Much…read moreof the playground area is heavily shaded which makes a good option for those sunny summer days. Some of the playground equipment is a little older but there's enough here to keep kids entertained for a couple of hours. There's a little shelter/house, climbing bars for older kids, and a fire truck apparatus. Immediately outside the playground area is a covered picnic shelter, basketball courts, and soccer field, which I have never seen used. This is a nice option for those seeking a more private/quieter park experience.

We often head towards Route 7 when we we're looking for things to do with our two small kids (3 and…read more1), so it was from the recommendation of another parent that we try this 'hidden' park, that they described as the private community park that no one else knows about. And they're right; there's almost no way you'd know this park is here unless you lived here or you scoped the FCC parks website before wandering around. There's no signage outside of one announcing the name of the park in front of it* and no directions from West St. to lead you there. Mostly, after spending the afternoon at the park, I can understand why the locals wouldn't want anyone to know about it: it's great! A huge field for running around, or a makeshift soccer game; a fairly extensive playset for the younger kids; a grill and a covered area to have a picnic. There's not much parking available other than on-street and, being that this is a residential neighborhood, you're parking in front of people's houses rather than in a parking lot. The fields/playset back up directly to people's backyards so anywhere someone doesn't have a fence, it can get a little weird when you make eye contact with people who are just hanging out at their house. But regardless, a great neighborhood park and a good asset for FCC, at least if you can find it. * - Moose out front shoulda told ya.

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Robert's Park - Big open area with covered eating structure and three big benches.

Big open area with covered eating structure and three big benches.

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Robert's Park - Two toddler swings.

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Two toddler swings.

Idylwood Park

Idylwood Park

3.7(9 reviews)
1.1 mi

On Mother's Day I met my mom here to bater um papo or chew the fat so to speak. I hadn't seen her…read morein ages and I thought I public park would allow us space to talk with six feet between us. Neither one of us had ever been here and when we arrived we both found the park to be closed per Gov. Northam's orders. But since the park was far from empty and since Gov. Northam wanted to wear blackface we went ahead with our plans. I liked that the basketball hoops were removed to curtail gathering but they other than that and the flimsy sign nothing was done to deter folks from entering. In fact, very few were even wearing masks. But that's a park visit during a pandemic for you. Yeah. I enjoyed my time here. It was lush and quiet even with the highway right there worth a visit if you haven't been. Just watch for pedestrians on your way to and from. I love to walk and believe that pedestrians have the right of way but I also look both ways because everyone is never on the same page.

For what it is, a decent park. I wish the county could at least add portable bathrooms. There's a…read moregood bit of open space here. You might be thinking, isn't that normal for a park? Yes but this areas population and building density is up there. Sometimes it's good to take a break from the suburban madness. This park has a good amount of trees. Parking won't be a problem. Also I like how there's baseball and soccer fields. Whether you play organized sports or not, this is a wonderful spot for a pick up game. There is a small playground for little kids. Plenty of benches to sit in. This little gem is appreciated, but it's basically a neighborhood park.

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Idylwood Park - The highway right there.

The highway right there.

Idylwood Park - Rims removed. Good move.

Rims removed. Good move.

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Audrey Moore RECenter - Early morning swim

Audrey Moore RECenter

3.4(34 reviews)
4.1 mi

I used the fitness center which has a nice selection of machines and weights. They keep the place…read morequite clean. One of the ladies supporting the cleaning including the filling of the wipes stands is particularly nice and polite. She salutes everyone. The front desk also has very good young people. The ladies restrooms will benefit if an update and cleaning

Audrey Moore Rec Center is a Fairfax County facility and it is an older facility but they have…read moreeverything you could ever think of. Outside, there is baseball & softball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields (turf) a skate park, & several walking or biking trails. Inside, they have a full-size swimming pool & diving well with both spring boards and platforms, there are racquetball courts, a gym, and studios for all kinds of classes like yoga, as well as a physical therapy office through INOVA. I have been here many times for my son's soccer & swim team practice as well as just coming to play and have fun. Personally, I have been here for yoga classes as well as PT including aquatic PT. You can purchase a class pass or pay a one day fee or you sign up for a wide variety of classes offered year round. On Wednesdays they have a local farmers market out in the parking lot. They also have county recycling bins, which I have used recently for glass. Note: as expected there's a heavy chlorine smell in the pool area so if you're sensitive before warned.

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Audrey Moore RECenter - 4/26/26 Purple Monster aka county glass recycling bin

4/26/26 Purple Monster aka county glass recycling bin

Audrey Moore RECenter - 10/19/26 Glass recycling

10/19/26 Glass recycling

Audrey Moore RECenter - 9/26/26 Rainy glass recycling

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9/26/26 Rainy glass recycling

Jefferson District Park - golf - Updated October 2026

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