I've been to many dirt tracks all over and East side is great! Friendly folk, good track burgers..I…read morereally can't complain! It reminds me of my favorite tracks back in PA where I grew up. I also like how they have drag racing and go karts. Gives everyone more to do and see.

I was traveling from out of town, and I wanted to go to a haunted attraction. This attraction did…read morenot disappoint. The actors give a lot of personalized attention, and there is a story woven throughout the two spaces. I enjoyed the 3D room a lot. Definitely check it out this year. The staff is lovely, and everyone is super friendly and nice.

Outstanding! I go to…read morea lot of haunted attractions, and this one is definitely worth your time. It's very common for haunts to set up a long line and chase people through, which is okay if you don't really like haunted houses and just want to get it over with. But this place is different. They stick to small groupings which are very well spaced out. The rooms and make-up are great, but most important the actors really take ownership of their individual rooms and interact with you in a scary, but also fun, kind of way. Can't say enough about how much my daughter and I liked Darkwood Manor. Well worth the money and the drive!

OMG! One of best pumpkin patches ever! They have everything they have giant gift shop plus lots of…read morefood and snacks and drinks for all ages and tons of activities for all ages and lots so super cute farm animals you can pet and feed them and it is absolutely so beautiful breathtaking view! Large pumpkin patch you get any size pumpkins or they have an area with tent you can extra pumpkins in boxes all sizes shapes and colors and you buy ticket online or buy your tickets when you get there and the service is super awesome the people are so friendly happy and caring helpful and so kind and super helpful and they have super fun shop food and fun goodies it is really adorable everything is very organized clean and always sanitary and everything hers restocked always. Plus everything they are sale is home made fresh from the farm and the ground I appreciate the farmers so much for working 24/7 and 7 days a week making sure we have fresh food products! The farmers deserve have an day decided to them and or month and unbelievable people and they deserve extra credit for everything and their needs to farm fairs to celebrate them and plus they have family and all generations learning the tricks of treads of the farm life and thank you so much for bringing us joy and happiness and with all ur incredible work support for the community! YOU ARE HEROES OF THE WORLD! I am coming back here all year and every year as a tradition. Happy fall everyone! From Lauren

I had heard good things about their pumpkin patch last year and wanted to check it out this fall…read more The pumpkin patches I've visited in the past didn't have an entrance fee and $10 felt like a bit much to pay per person (especially for a 2 year old!) But now that we've been I think that the amount and variety of activities justifies the price. It's also nice that everything inside is included in the admission fee. My three kids had a blast exploring all of the grounds with various cute playground structures, swings, and slides. Several gardens, a tug of war station, a zip line, a small petting/feeding area, bunnies to watch, giant jenga and connect four - all generously spaced out with plenty of shaded areas and seating for parents and grandparents to relax. The corn maze is large but not TOO large. We took a photo of the maze map and were able to make our way out in 15 minutes (we took our stroller in without a problem). The tractor ride up to the pumpkin patch was a lot of fun for the kids and the views are very pretty. They did a great job of sanitizing in between rides as well. You can pick your pumpkins from the fields or from the store - both options are $0.50/lb). One thing I wouldn't recommend is their food. While very reasonably priced ($3.50 for hamburgers, $2 for hot dogs, and $2 for fries) the line was excessively long, the food took forever to arrive, and also wasn't very good. (Have you ever had over-fried funnel cake? So sad.) Next time we'll pack our own lunch. *just a note: this year due to COVID19 there are no pig races and no train rides

Family fun farm in the Shenandoah! This farm features a huge pumpkin patch where you can pick your…read moreown pumpkin - and an enormous Corn Maze. The maze is well cut and fun. Other activities included: hay ride , pumpkin bowling, pillow bounce, truck sand pit, basketball toss, football toss, baseball toss, lots of different slides, duck races, pig races and more . They also have animals to see : chickens, goats (and a goat walk), donkeys, ducks, pigs, sheep, and alpacas. They also have tractors you can climb all over. Prices were reasonable for the amount of stuff available. They also have classes for children to learn about how pumpkins are grown and a fun story time session. What could be better ? - some of the games need new balls- as some are worn out and old. They also have a pizza barn, beverages (soda,water), and kettle korn.it would have been nice if they had burgers , hot dogs or sandwiches- but some of that was closed on Friday. Views of the mountains and valley are amazing! Great fun for the family- check them out ! ( Seasonal )

Be very careful folks! Loaded shotgun shell found at this farm, in the dirt by the mini train ride…read moreentrance, while my 4 kids were running around and playing among a couple hundred more kids. I showed it to the manager and she pulled it out of my hands rudely while refusing to acknowledge the gravity of the situation and claiming the shell could've come from outside the farm... I was perplexed hearing only stupid excuses and refusal of acknowledging the danger! I'm gonna take this further with the sherif department!

This speedway has been around for along time. It always seem to get better and better. Can't wait…read moreto go watch the late models

It's good to be back! This racing facility was built in 1937, and yes there have been some historic…read moredrivers who came through here. Not far from Winchester airport, and the downtown area, this is a fun place. Family friendly, as very nice folks, who enjoy a good race. Stock car is my favorite, and this mud track is entertaining. It's rustic but that makes it even better. All of the staff who work here are great. Tickets are affordable, and concessions are very reasonable. As a single dad I appreciate this. Best spot is grandstand under the announcers box. Lots of shade hot summer nights. It's a joy to be back here, and ready for some fast cars close to each other!

Pathetic excuse for a fair. Even a small county fair…read more I love fairs. Big and small. I knew this one was small, so I had low expectations, but you can see the entire fair in about 7 mins. And....it's costs $15 to get in. And $5 to park. So $20 bucks for the world's smallest fair. I went soon after the fair opened, and none of the rides were operating and only half the food vendors were open. What did I get for my $20? Very very little.

Amazing fun great food cute animals and lots of fun. There's a lot of rides and different options…read morefor food. I'd definitely recommend coming to the county fair over the summer.

Have come here for the Foxfield races family day two years in a row now. It's a sweet event with…read morelots of things for the kiddos to do before the horse races begin in the later afternoon. There's a very exciting and hilarious terrier race as well. A couple bounce houses, a craft mobile, pony rides, and stick ponies to decorate (pool noodles with reigns) followed by stick pony races all make this family friendly event a really enjoyable one. Various community organizations also put on small performances/demonstrations as well (Little Gym, Taekwondo, dance studios, etc.)

We had such a good time here! Came for an Easter egg hunt event and it was so much fun! Every staff…read moremember was friendly and very helpful! The food was good, we tried the pretzel and hot dogs. Reasonable prices! The ciders are delicious, my favorite was the Strawberry Lemon & sangria! I hope they bottle those as they are only on tap right now. Lots of seating area inside and out! Dog friendly and close enough to DC for a day trip! They have lots of other events so excited to be back soon!

Went here to learn about raising chicks and to take four chicks home…read more The class about raising chicks was all of five minutes long. The 'instructor' basically said they are wild animals. Well thanks for the lecture Einstein! We were also promised that the chicks would be layers of medium or larger brown eggs. They gave us a Polish chicken that lays white eggs. Don't worry she will be a much loved pet. The cost of the class, the four chicks a bag of feed and the cheapest temu feeder. Over $400!

Service was quick and knowledgeable This seems to be more…read moreof a R/C car shop Have lot of supply and repair Nice dirt track outside for the R/C cars

The staff at the Chantilly location are great. Their customer service, quality of work and…read moreexpertise were way above my expectations! They repaired my RC car in quick time and it ran great. Would highly recommend either of their stores! Their Winchester location has the parts you need and the tracks to run them.

For a beginner triathlon, this was a great sprint triathlon in which to debut (for all you…read moregrammarians who hate ending sentences with prepositions!). The BRATS Triathlon (BRistow Area Tri and Swim) distances aren't exactly the same as for a traditional sprint (this one is 300 meter swim, 12.5 mile bike, and 5K run), and the swim portion is in a pool. As a beginner, I wasn't sure I was up to an open water swim of 750 meter, so this was perfect for me. The pool has 6 lanes, and each length was 25 meters, so a lap in each lane was 50 meters, and through the "snake system", you end up swimming all 6 lanes for a total of 300 meters. Each swimmer was separated by 10 seconds to try to avoid bottle-necking, but there were a few traffic jams (unavoidable). After that, the bike portion was next, and though the distance was fairly short, the area is hilly, so those climbs were tiring. The course was also not one big loop, but rather, there were 3 areas where we made u-turns. I was so glad to have a road bike and to be cleated in, because I saw how rough it was for people with heavier bikes and traditional pedals. Efficiency really is key to conserve energy on these things. By the time I got to the run, I was feeling more tired than I'd expected to, and the beginning part of the run was tough because my legs were still trying to do the spinning motion of the bike. Eventually, it came together, and I just cruised through the mostly flat course. This race is pretty tiny: only 153 adult participants, but I liked it that way. The big races (e.g., Nation's Triathlon) can be really intimidating for newbies like me. Of course, there were some hardcore racers there, but overall, the atmosphere was really laid back and relaxed, and everyone (participants, volunteers, and encouragers) was really friendly. It's also a relatively cheap race: depending on when you register, it can be as cheap as $60 up to $75. Based on price, I wasn't expecting much in terms of swag, but the finisher's medal was nicer than I thought it would be, and the refreshments at the end were great. I LOVE getting huge bottles of Gatorade and carbs/fruit at the end of races. The best part was when each finisher also got a race towel that had been dunked in cold water so we could wipe ourselves down (not gonna lie, you're gross when you're done). The race also has a Youth segment; the kids run a shorter course after the adults are done, and it was cool to see all the family members get all excited about watching their kids do this race. I wish it were closer to Arlington, because driving an hour to get there by 6 am was a little rough on a Sunday morning, but that really can't be helped. All races have to start early =T Overall, the race was well-organized, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is thinking about doing a triathlon.