We were visiting the area (Loudoun) for the day and wanted to enjoy a hike to burn off breakfast…read moreand have a decent view at the end so we used the web to search and found this place. It was a really nice hike. Easy to find, just off off Battlefield Parkway. Upon pulling in you can find the walking trail map towards the front center of the lot. They have a few starting points from the lot. We chose the white blaze trail to start and returned on the blue blaze trail. The trail is very easy for the first third. The second third has several hills, but isn't too steep and has bridges over ravines and creeks that need to be crossed. The last portion of the trail is about a 30 - 40 foot descent to the river and it's rather steep. Coming back up, even after walking along the entire riverfront to a different part of the trail was rather steep, so bring appropriate shoes to ensure plenty of traction. The views at the end of the trail, of the Potomac River are amazing! It's really beautiful, quiet and serene! It's a quick hike... one you should try for yourself!

Nice place to hike and get in a quick cardio worky. Be careful if you venture to the water area,…read morethe trail to get there is a bit steep. The views of the river is breathtaking with the sound of the stream soothing over you. Obviously watch if it rains since parking here can be gross during a storm. The parking lot is a gravel area so puddles will abound. Beware! You could probably hike around this park area in a little over an hour if you're physically active. Another one in Loudoun I can cross off.

Tucked in the Landsdowne area next to the Lansdowne golf course, the scenes and views of the river…read moreare spectacular, especially when that sun is shining. Trails go both ways along the river and aside from the golf course. Due to the tall grass and bushes, recommend wearing long pants and shoes that you don't mind getting dirt/mud on. The park is secluded so you'll get some peace of mind here. I think that's why we visit parks right?

I found this lovely public park on a list of the best Northern VA hiking trails for toddlers. And…read moreit was right - the main trails, which snakes along the Potomac, was very easy for my little girl to walk (or skip). Not to mention it's beautiful, even on the foggy morning we paid the park a visit. Just past a clearing, you can climb down to the river and, that morning, the sight of water and sky blending into each other and the entire landscape covered in fog was something out of a storybook (or the set of a horror movie, I guess, depending on how you look at things). After a little exploring and a (very) light hike, we came back to the clearing for a little snack. There are a couple of picnic tables but you'd be just as fine laying out a blanket. The list I mentioned earlier called the park a "best-kept secret" of the area. Being tucked away behind the Lansdowne golf course and a residential neighborhood, I'd say that's true. "Secluded" is another word that seems to be used often to describe the park. Also true and a welcome quality in pandemic times. But while it may not be one of the most well-known parks in the area, it still enjoys quite a few visitors and the parking lot looks like it can fit no more than 20 cars at a time. Luckily, everyone we encountered - even on the trail - was masked...and very friendly! We enjoyed this park very much. With a young toddler, the hiking enthusiasts that we are a little limited in where we can go. Happy to add this Riverfront gem to our "will return" list.

This is a great spot to come, especially during these times of social distancing! It's a nicely…read moremaintained facility, and has a lot of history packed into a small area. There are a lot of good trails to explore, and interpretive markers to help you understand the battle. I sometimes forget how close we are to the Potomac River, and there's some lovely views from the bluff.

Beautiful trails through the woods to the Potomac. The battlefield is well cared for with lots of…read moreinteresting signage throughout the park. It houses the third smallest National Cemetery in the county.

This is a great place to spontaneously hike after a 25 minute drive from where I live. It is easier…read morethan some of the trails near my home (inches from Algonkian Park) but more remote. I think the tick problem reported in earlier reviews has been resolved. Most of the trails are mowed and wide. Yesterday I hiked there for two hours in shorts & barefoot open sandals and had no tick encounters. Some of the trails, however, were overgrown and had fallen trees (e.g. Tree Loop). I think this may be symptomatic of the season - many trails in my stomping grounds of Algonkian/Seneca Ridge (VA) and Great Falls are more overgrown this year than normal. I am subtracting one star for the rather judicious use of signs, especially those leading back to the Visitor Center.

Wow, I am glad I didn't look at the reviews before going. I'm really surprised it gets such a low…read morerating but from reading what people have to say..it looks like it is because of the ticks. I went in January so I didn't run into that problem. It is grassy, meadowlike trails, so I can see where in the warm months there could be ticks. So many trails to get lost on and enjoy the natural beauty. I read there are 20 miles of trails and that in the spring the fields are filled with wildflowers. The trails are fairly easy hiking. Mostly flat with some small inclines from time to time but like I said, mostly meadow hiking. The only thing I wish was different was clearer signage around the trailheads. It took me awhile to figure out where certain trails began and where to access them. Once you're on them they are clearly marked. I've lived here all my life and this is certainly a hidden gem.

Beautiful park to relax beside the river and fall in love. The sunsets on the river, a peaceful…read moreretreat.

Great park, improved in 2025. Walking pet friendly trail along Broad Run and a branch of the…read morePotomac River.

The park is lovely, clean, with great featuring of the natural aspects of the park. And, it is…read moreaccessible for people with mobility issues! Well done!

Such a nice area for hiking & paddle boarding! A portion of the trail/area is under construction…read morestill (so you can't hike around the entire reservoir) but what is open is worth visiting. I've only been on weekends and it's not too busy early mornings. Paddling on the water is peaceful - worth the small fee to enter the water. The Mt Hope Rd parking lot can fill up fast but there is ample parking on the road in.

Awesome guys! Super helpful and great launch site. Enjoyed a 2-hr Kayak rental…read more The location is perfect and the equipment is really in great shape. I will certainly be returning, thanks!

Booked the wrong date for paddle boarding a week and a half ago and immediately looked into the…read morecancelation policy. It says if you contact them within 24 hrs they will reschedule or refund your money. I called half a dozen times, left voice-mails, emailed them, FB message and they just never responded. Today they sent me an automated email thanking me for paddling with them and to leave a review. Not hopeful I will get my 67 bucks back but can maybe warn others out there.

This was so much fun! Hands down all the gold stars will go back!! My 11 year old son loved it too!read more

Overall, we had a great experience. Scott checked us in quickly and was pleasant to talk with. We…read morewere lucky enough to have the mountaintop camping site to ourselves since no one else booked for this week( likely due to the extreme heat and 4th of July holiday). The bathhouse was clean and had hot water. Most campsites only have lukewarm or cold water. There were also an abundance of toilet facilities and they were well maintained/cleaned. The view of the Potomac was breathtaking and the only downfall was that the camping sites are relatively close to each other both on the mountain and at the river's edge. I do recommend this center, however, and we will likely return when back in the area!

The shuttle was perfect! Debi got me to where I wanted to start my hike on the app trail and was…read morefun to converse with along the way! Looking forward to using the service next time I'm in the area!

Debi's shuttle service was one of our favorite parts of visiting Harper's Ferry! Great rates, she…read moredrove us around to different wineries and waited for us at each one. She was so incredibly kind and accommodating. I cannot recommend enough!

Leesburg Pickleball is now at Douglass Community Center Saturdays from 1-3 pm for $3 per person…read more It's also available M-W-F, too. They have paddles and balls. Nice players, casual, and fun to learn location; air-conditioned, too!). Look fwd to meeting others on Saturdays for pickleball.

Had a fun time playing basketball there on Wednesday nights with a group of adults. Everyone gets…read morealong and friendly environment