Note: This is only for the pool; the HOA management is a completely different beast…read more I spent the summer taking my daughter to the community pool. There is occasionally hair, leaves, and debris in the pool, especially after a massive regional power outage left the filters offline for two days. However, its a large pool, and it cleaned up well within a reasonable time. I never felt like I was swimming in filth, and would not recommend swimming around with your mouth open in any public pool. The main pool is large, with a 4.5' section that's perfect for my daughter, a 5-6' section for larger kids, lap lanes in between, and a deep end that angles off one corner for springboard diving. The pool is open later than I would expect, closing at 9pm most days, with underwater lighting when it starts to get dark. The lifeguards are pleasant. There were always two on duty and one or two more doing maintenance. There are mandatory "adult swim" breaks every hour, which seemed silly as all of the parents get out with their kids, but I'm told this is a common practice. The bath house was updated recently and seems nice, but there are no lockers or storage. My only gripe is the kiddy pool. It is large and shallow, barely over my ankles. As a result, it is virtually impossible to filter well and it shows. We tried it once and found bits of corn floating in the water. I got my daughter acclimated to the shallow end of the main pool and never looked back.

The pool here is disgusting, according to my kids. They've had to dodge hair and floating boogers…read morewhile swimming. The bathrooms are outdated and run down.

Coming from Montgomery County, I was amazed by this place. The place is located peacefully in the…read moremiddle of a park. Large parking lot too. I came here for a party for the holidays hosted by my friends. As soon as you enter, you have a big indoor water park to the right. Straight ahead, you have a weight lifting gym thats on par with commercial gyms and to the left, a small climbing wall. A good amount of staff are here and they are friendly. Several walked by saying hello with smiles. Again, coming from MoCo, I was like "Maybe moving to Northern Virginia is worth the cost". The bathrooms are a bit outdated, but not a deal breaker. It is still relatively clean like the rest of the facilities. The kitchen to the community room that my friends rented out had a lot of appliances (4 air fryers) and a large oven for reheating. I thought that was pretty cool. Also, I saw two woks there. This threw me offguard honestly.

we didn't check out the whole complex, and it looks like there is much more there. we did take a…read moregreat hike on the trails around the ponds. fairly easy, flat trails. lots of birds & occasional other wildlife. very relaxing and uplifting. looking forward to looking around the rest of the facility.

Even though they have the most entertaining public outdoor summer venues to bring your kids to (in…read morecomparison to 6- - flags// King Dominion) in NoVA Waterparks Fairfax county recreation, the staff to customer ratio is disappointing for Season Pass (previous) members like myself and my kids. Normally the wait times to get into the park during High-Peak season should be expeditious, customer service, wise but it is not because it's one of the only best Waterparks in Reston/Herbdon parameters. If they hired less teenage-age-range staffs and concentrated more on the front desk security lines, customer would not have to wait too long; especially for children whom are adapted leisure customers. The downside is the season pass affordability. And it would be a great business incentive if there were private events like drowning prevention courses, and special needs custom hours or events. Viable parking allotted spacing is also limited and legal nuance.

It is a great waterpark for kids. There's a lazy river, splash pads everywhere and a big bucket…read morefalling full of water.

I shore do like this pool a lot. It's a good one- Reston Association for shore knows what they are…read moredoing. You can never be shore how a neighborhood pool is going to be- do they actually take care of it or is it kind of just forgotten and left to the elements? Well, North Shore is definitely more cared for! No promises I'm done with the puns, but thanks for continuing to read! In my time in Reston I went to 2 RA pools and they were both super nice. I think this one was slightly better maintained, and it was the only one open before 4pm on weekdays (the hours can be kind of confusing). The main pool is a good size, and has some lap lanes. There's also a separate shallow kiddy pool and a separate hot tub! It's a great option if you want some sun and fresh air and to do something fun but closer to home. I'm shorely not kidding that I'd recommend this spot!

The main pool is heated. The baby pool is gated but it's fairly deep. Hot tub. Nice picnic table…read moresurrounded by flowers.

Wonderful community pool in a peaceful setting. Great for families, especially the zero entry baby…read morepool. The community is really welcoming and they offer things for everyone - pool movie nights, water aerobics, swimming lessons, etc. my kids have been on the swim team for 3 years and love it.

There is not enough stimulation here for the children and the breaks are too long at 15 minutes…read more There is a small basketball court and some picnic tables for break time but that's about it. Numerous elderly people come here to read books. The lifeguards spend a lot of time correcting children for behavior that doesn't have anything to do with safety. The lifeguards are pretty militant regarding social behavior. If you have lively children who aren't "perfect" don't come here as they will be reprimanded by the "military" style lifeguards.

It is impossible to imagine the Jacuzzi is so dirty as today. It's so cloudy. They never drained it…read morehere. Am I the only one that does not want to be sitting in filthy water

Thanks John S, but how about getting rid of the tip screen? Paying close to $200 for a monthly…read moremembership, and $13 on a smoothie is plenty for me. Do I really need to give more??

This facility is part of the Reston Association and is also known as "Autumnwood". You can use…read morethese facility is you are a Reston residence. There are four lighted tennis hard courts in walking distance to the pool. The pool is 25m long and is located in a wooded area of Reston. Playground and Basketball courts are in walking distance as well.

This facility is part of the Reston Association and is also known as "North Hills". You can use…read morethese facility is you are a Reston residence. There are four lighted tennis clay courts in walking distance to the pool. The pool is 25m long and is located in a wooded area of Reston. The pool area is good for kids less 10 year old. Most water is 3ft deep. There is also an (adult only) hot tub and a baby pool

Fabulous community amenities with choice of pools and tennis court. Love the miles and miles of…read morecontinuous paths!

We recently experienced the Herndon Community Center for an event called "Puzzle Palooza." The…read moreevent required pre-registration and payment - which we did. The event was on a Sunday afternoon - the event was held in one of the larger rooms in the Herndon Community Center. Nice space, clean restrooms! #HerdonCommunityCenter

great community center with lots of options for families and residents. would recommend especially…read moreif you are a TOH resident