The place has some of the most beautiful local soccer fields around Gaithersburg. Just one big…read moreproblem...the fields are kept closed by gates and inaccessible to the general public. Whats the point of having these amazing fields people can't freely use?

Newly opened park that is a great addition to Gaithersburg!…read more Came during the grand opening to enjoy the festivities and definitely plan to be back. While we were there, we mainly stayed at the playground. The playground is a good size, with a mix of things for toddlers and older kids to enjoy. C really had fun on the two tight ropes, large green slide, swings, and the wobbly balancing thing towards the back of the playground. The only downside to this playground were the wood chips...ouch! Make sure your little one (and you) wears sneakers rather than open toe shoes. We also checked out the pavilion area, which wasn't far from the playground and had restrooms. Besides the playground and pavilion, the park had three open fields, a baseball field, basketball court, and a walking trail. Parking was plentiful with one smaller lot near the playground/pavilion and a larger lot off of Airpark Road.

Just a lovely space for family fun - youth and adults... nature, ponds, playgrounds, picnic…read moreshelters, putt-putt, pool, community center, history, and more... great resource!

Before deciding to go here, I'd like you to think about one word: RULES…read more This splash park has a LOT of them, and I do mean a LOT. You can't exit, even if you forgot something at your car. You can't bring in water bottles with water in them. No jewelry or even an Apple Watch on the slides. I forgot my phone in the car, and was only allowed to get it when the manager escorted me. The workers were nice enough about enforcement, but it all got a little tiring after awhile. This is a municipal park, not DisneyWorld. Chill. As for the park itself, it's fine. A big (not particularly deep) pool, surrounded by 3 slides (one for tykes, another for under 7, and the grandaddy of them all, which is towering). There was plenty of space for sitting and umbrellas. The bathrooms are clean, the pool and slides are well maintained and there are lifeguards everywhere. The water is ice cold, and there are vending machines. Outside food is allowed (maybe this is just due to covid, there was a grille but it was closed), but don't get cute trying to sneak in liquor because they do search your bags thoroughly. I get the sense the city really cares about this facility and treats it accordingly. But check beforehand. Weekends are for city residents ONLY. Nobody from outside MoCo is allowed in, and they will check your ID to confirm. For some reason, I was only charged $6 (the city rate) instead of $11 (I like in Silver Spring) so that admittedly influenced my rating. I might have been a but harsher (because rules) had I paid full cost. My kids (ages 9 and 12) got a bit bored after awhile, but for the price, this isn't a bad way to blow an afternoon.

First - this is an amazing park…read more 1. Soccer fields everywhere!!! 2. Cricket, I walk by on the weekends and watch the matches - i miss cricket! 3. The walking trails are well maintained and both bikers and walkers are friendly! This is an amazing park. With indoor tennis, indoor pool as well as outdoor tennis, and outdoor pool. A water recreation area. Soccer fields and baseball/softball diamonds as well as a huge picnic area. This part has something from everyone! There is even a 2.1-mile track that walks around the entire facility. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pMj91bD4B2w The video is from the soccer area on the west side of the park. It was windy while i was walking in the park. But, the people were still out watching their kids play soccer! All of that and I still have more - A community garden, an archery area, a BMX/bicycle torture track, and every year at Halloween a haunted area to entertain the kids. Simply, amazing!

Golf balls are old and in terrible shape. Too many bugs around. Ball dispenser frequently…read moremalfunctions or breaks down.

This is one of the larger parks I. The Kings Farm HOA complex. There are tennis courts, short…read morebasketball courts, two play grounds and a baseball field. Plenty of free open space for you to let the kids or dogs enjoy. Unfortunately the bathrooms seamed locked both times I tried on two different mornings. Plenty of tree covered walk ways all around as well as all the different flowers to enjoy.

Great park there is two sides one side of the park has the kids park and tables to picnic as well…read moreas open fields to play and run for the kids. The other side has another kids park with two tennis courts and two basketball courts. Great area to have a family day!

This review is coming from a morning person. Haha. This is a very nice gym. I got a red carpet tour…read morefrom John Kras and he showed me all that this place had to offer. This gym is so huge! It was clean and had all the machines you could think of. The membership price is reasonable but the gym can be packed due to the location and the size. The gym lockers has a no photo policy on all the mirrors so all the progress pic girlies be mindful. Other than that, I wish this location worked out for me but unfortunately it's far from where I live. But if you are thinking to join? It's a no brainer.

I joined in November with John & he's definitely a Five Star. You got two free personal training…read morewhich I was a pair with Daniel Alexander ( Not their not more) he was horrible didn't return any messages after a WEEK and I HAD to message him! Just wish personal training was little less you get 3 sections 30 mins for $130 which I didn't do it. Since I joined a lot of things been broken! In the Women Locker Room it has NO photography OR videos and you still see women taking pictures AND videos!. And I wish they would open little early on the weekends

Perfect. 9 years of 12 of my life mostly spent here. The spider web part is good. There is a good…read moreplace to rest that is super good for parties! 10 stars. read the review. its 10 stars

Recently opened in February, TFCC is a new and welcome addition to the Rockville Parks & Rec…read moredepartment. Located in the Fallsgrove area, the community center is both convenient to my office and a very affordable gym option. The facilities (all brand new) include a big basketball court, a ping-pong room, a fitness room with weight and cardio machines, a playground outside for the kiddies, a community garden that's starting to grow, and a few rooms for classes/events. And, the building was built with many sustainable features (i.e. geothermal heating, locally sourced materials, efficient water faucets) I've been a fitness member for a while which means I can access the fitness room whenever the center is open. On top of that I take a weekly kickboxing class that is a lot of fun (but also kicks my butt.) I really like that I can take as many or as few classes as I want and just pay for what I actually use through the Parks & Rec department. At typical membership gyms, you pay an inflated fee to pay for all these classes you don't even go to and all the personal trainers to annoy you to take a training session and all the sales people to haggle with you over an extra $5 off the 'joining fee'. Here you can pay a flat rate and get access for a month, 3 months, 6 months, or a year. And there is a discount if you're a resident of Rockville. The community center also has community events like basketball tournaments, festivals for kids, teen movie nights, and other family oriented things that are a nice addition to the area. I haven't tried these out as I don't play basketball, am not a kid nor am I a teen but they look like fun family functions. Overall I highly recommend TFCC and am very satisfied, especially since I don't have to commit to a membership gym!

Has nice amenities but missing something essential to a park. Sidewalks. People be walking in the…read morestreets to get around this park

This is a large park with a variety of activities. They have tennis courts, basketball court,…read morebaseball and softball fields, a play ground, dog park, skate park, and a swim club. The number listed is for the Park Manager but it seems like some other activities have their own separate phone numbers. The park is located on Georgia Avenue and the sign is somewhat tucked off to the side. I've driven past the park hundreds of times but never visited until the other morning, when my husband locked his keys in his car while getting ready for a softball game and I needed to go unlock his car. As I entered the park I saw a large building to my left which I think is the indoor swim center but I didn't go in to investigate. On the right were a number of tennis courts, a play ground and as I continued I got to the ball fields, which were on either side of the road, and the dog park. I also noticed a lake near some of the ball fields. My husband has played a lot of softball on a number of fields and says the Olney fields are some of the best he has played on. There were some metal bleachers for spectators and a nearby rest room station. It was clean and neat and rest rooms are not always available at some of the area ball fields. I've seen the skate park from Georgia Avenue but didn't pass it as I drove through to the ball fields. As others have noted there is plenty of parking in each area.

New, clean, and well maintained park. Great place to shoot hoops or play tennis. Only a few…read morededicated parking spots but there is neighborhood street available. There is also a picnic shelter but there is only one table to use.

Nice little playground for kids that follows the most crucial rule of outdoor amusement in the…read moresummer - it's well shaded. There's also tennis, soccer fields, and a basketball court which may or may not be recommended during the pandemic, but if nothing else there are tons of open grassy field space (with limited shade) for socially distanced picnics or games. But the hit for us (traveling from out of town) was the small playground for our kids to play. It has a couple of slides, monkey bars, and a climbing rope. But mostly it has shade. And in July that's crucial.