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

This is the club team league for Ashburn, VA. They run basketball teams for boys and girls from…read more3rd grade through high school and manage the travel teams for the local middle schools. They are fairly well organized and use the gym facilities of Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) through the county's Parks & Rec (PRCS) division, which creates a problem for the league: PRCS is routinely understaffed and LCPS has too few gyms for the ongoing demand from various leagues, travel teams and other clubs. This severely limits the gym time available to AYBL. In short, AYBL teams are scarcely coached (lucky to get your own gym for an hour a week) and it's typical for teams to have to share tiny auxiliary gyms with another team for a singular parctice weekly. Any inclement weather creates a knee-jerk reaction from the county to close facilities, further limiting value teaching time. HS teams actually get no practice time whatsoever as the league simply runs pick-up games on Sundays. There is some blame to be placed on the league (AYBL) here: though they claim to limit the amount of players that can register, it seems to never be enforced. There are far too many teams relative to the amount of gym space. This league will remain mediocre so long as this policy continues. Should they start limiting player numbers so that all teams can get some meaningful practice, then players might actually develop. For now, this is no more than a free for all.

Alexandria established in 1759 states the E. Simpson stadium signage. This area contains a parking…read morelot, basketball courts, a fenced in dog park then a very large field for soccer all along Monroe Ave. Oops I missed mentioning the signage on the history of the Town of Potomac ( see photos). Along Leslie Ave you see the Stadium as well as The Y across the street. There is a lovely petite garden between the two. One can grab a coffee on Monroe visit or visit the pharmacy, there is plenty to keep one busy.

Nice dog park... grass and separate small dog area. It's a sports complex so there's bathroom. Nice…read morewalking trails.

There is a reason this park has such great reviews. We have a two year old and she adores coming…read morehere. The splash pad is the place to be when it's hot out, and is great for kids of all ages. The playground next to the splash pad is big, new, and accommodating to littler kids. The ground is that cushioned material so falls are less devastating. This park is also always very clean. The other facilities like bathrooms, fields, trails, courts, etc all look great as well!

Awesome time at SEGRA, SOCCER was exciting, the box suite indoor/outdoor was great having Italian…read morebuffet and drinks. Went outside and plenty of food trucks, games for the youngsters, live band, beverages and activity! Going back soon!

A great local minor-league USL soccer team, and is budget friendly entertainment for families. Even…read moreif your not a soccer fan they offer a great time. Tickets and food are super affordable, food is from local food trucks and parking is cheap. If your looking for a fun outing for you, your kids , or local youth soccer teams CHECK OUT LOUDOUN UNITED.

2 ballfields, one a little league field with regulation size dimensions and another large ballfield…read morewith Babe Ruth, American legion and Major League Baseball regulation dimensions. Center field is at 402 feet and left and right field fences are at 322 feet. There are tennis courts and a soccer field as well. Originally called "Hall's field", named after a Macville local who organized a local team that played in the Negro leagues. Then renamed Mercer field after a Virginia senator who was against slavery in the early 1800's, and then most recently renamed Mickey Gordon Park, after Mickey had coached Babe Ruth baseball there for 20 years. There is a popular quest to bring American Legion baseball to the park which would provide the American pastime to continue. The large ballfields has lights, bleachers and a concessions building behind the backstop.

This park was very disappointing. I think it was originally Mercer Park and then renamed. Anyway,…read morewhen you turn off of Route 50 you will find a dirt road riddled with potholes up to the entrance of the park. There is a gravel parking lot, a picnic area right there and sports fields straight ahead. It looked like possibly homeless staying there in a van. No bathroom here. Nothing else that I could see. The only thing nice were the pretty trees at the entrance.

This playground was just renovated (opened June 3) and it looks fantastic! Rubber ground layer,…read moresections for toddlers and big kids, swing set (with one adaptable seat, one infant and two regular ones), and benches with awnings for shade. There's only a porta potty though so keep that in mind.

Small public park located off of road behind Home Depot. Has a nice jungle gym, baseball diamond,…read moreand a large field folks play soccer in. There is a trail here that runs to neighborhood North of the park. Parking very close in small lot. Unfortunately, only restroom is a port-a-potty.

Such a fun new park find for a mom with kids who need to burn energy…read more There is a baseball field listed here, but I couldn't pull up Capital One Park East, so I'm guessing most people will end up using this listing instead. Same area just separated by a lot. Major mom win: there are bathrooms It's right across from Wegmans, has shaded tables (yes please), a water fountain, and easy parking in the garage across the street (first 2 hours are free ) Bonus surprise: on top of the parking garage there's another small play area--with water! My kids were living their best life up there. Everything is super colorful, clean, and just overall a really good time. I also noticed someone walking around every few minutes wiping down tables and checking trash, which I appreciate so much as a parent. Oooh and theres a mini workout area . Only tiny side-eye moment : I did see the same towel used on tables and then on the trash can... and not tossed after. So I'm hoping it's not making a full tour of tables, trash, and bathrooms Other than that, we had a great time and will definitely be back!

This is a nice, compact park with both a fitness area as well as two separate playground areas…read more Bonus: bathrooms on site! The area that features a lot of climbing, has some larger footholds and is probably best for the 5+ set unless your kiddo is younger but taller. My relatively small newly 4-year-old was not independently able to navigate this area. My 7 year old had no problem. The little spinner is fun too. No swings here but lots of other areas to stay busy.

Great local park! Was recently renovated (see my pictures) and there is a huge variety for children…read moreof all ages 2+. The equipment (as stated) is modern and new, with neat touches like a solar panel cell phone charging station for adults. There is also a huge field and baseball diamond, and a pavilion with benches and a grill. My daughter loved it so much, she refused to leave. Which means a 5 star review even if it means exhaustion for the parent! As a bonus, there is an ice cream park that will stop by in the afternoon. I don't know the exact schedule but both times we visited they showed up.

I was in the area, and the weather was so nice I decided to look up a nearby park to eat some food…read moreI got, and this one came up. The entrance was easy to spot from the street and there was plenty of parking. I noticed one of those solar phone chargers, a playground, and a big field. A bunch of kids were playing soccer. I spotted a pavilion with one long bench... that's why I settled to eat my food. It was quite relaxing -- and the food is a story for another time. The park seems a good size for a neighborhood park, but I didn't take too much time to walk around since I had just planned to leave after I ate. It was pretty chill, and I will definitely return if I'm in the area and the weather is nice.

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.