Wow the town of Vienna deserves credit. Thank you for an exceptional redevelopment. For years…read moreWaters Field, was a rough looking place for youth baseball and football games. That's been changed considerably. I'd say a complete 180. Was thrilled with my son tonight, to see where he got his first sacks as a football player. Personally I think he's nuts, but am proud of this student athlete. He said it himself, "this is at the same place, but major boost." That seems appropriate. The only challenge I can see is parking, but it's not like finding a spot in a large city. There's a community center and streets close by. The field is well marked now. All appears new and they did this field justice. Getting young men and women into sports is important. This facility will be instrumental in development. Families and their children will benefit!

This is a superb ballpark with artificial turf in the heart of Vienna. It has bleachers and a…read moresnack bar - and has an adjacent softball field (Caffi Field) with a few picnic tables and shaded gazebo. Waters field is primarily used by the Greater Vienna Babe Ruth (GVBR) League. It's a great spot to catch a baseball game. Restrooms are a short walk away in the Vienna Community Center. Parking is available on the street, but it may be easier to use the spots in the Vienna Elementary School lot on weekends if multiple games are occurring simultaneously. The only downside is that foul balls can wander into the street corner behind home plate, so be sure to keep an eye out for stray baseballs during games.

The best park! Multiple soccer courts, plenty of free parking , tennis courts, pickleball courts,…read morebaseball courts all in the heart of McLean! There are lights near the soccer and basketball courts but not near pickleball/tennis. Theres a community garden as well!

Lewinsville Park is a public park in McLean, Virginia on the grounds of a small battle during the…read moreCivil War. To that end, a Civil War-era building still stands in the park. There's much to love about this park: 1) Parking- there's a large, free parking lot at the front. 2) Grounds- there's a small playground, fields, and plenty of trees to give cover in the heat. 3) Garden- a large community garden is in the back of the park near a small bridge over a creek. Nearby are wild raspberry and blackberry bushes. 4) Farmers market- Friday mornings they have a farmers market in the parking lot. This is a true neighborhood spot.

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.

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!

For what it is, a decent park. I wish the county could at least add portable bathrooms. There's a…read moregood bit of open space here. You might be thinking, isn't that normal for a park? Yes but this areas population and building density is up there. Sometimes it's good to take a break from the suburban madness. This park has a good amount of trees. Parking won't be a problem. Also I like how there's baseball and soccer fields. Whether you play organized sports or not, this is a wonderful spot for a pick up game. There is a small playground for little kids. Plenty of benches to sit in. This little gem is appreciated, but it's basically a neighborhood park.

Cute park with a small and big slide as well as a swing set. It could use some upgrades.read more

Quiet, shaded, and peaceful park to take a stroll with your dog. The community garden is delightful.read more

The walking trails around Nottoway Park are lovely for a stroll with your dog. It's not as crowded…read moreas other parks (which makes social distancing easier). If you drive past the yellow Hunter House and curve right to the last parking lot, you'll find the entrance to a giant soccer/lacrosse multi-purpose field. The wooded trails here are nice and will take you back toward the softball fields and Curry Field (artificial turf). Nottoway has restrooms near the picnic area (which has a playground that's nice for kids). On the other side, you'll see two more baseball fields and then a series of tennis courts in the distance. I have nice memories of this park when my two sons (15 years, 13 years) played on the baseball fields for Vienna Little League. I think a highlight of this park is that it is not overly crowded on Saturday afternoons.

My kids wanted to try hitting in a batting cage and all the outdoor ones were closed for the season…read moreso I went online and did a search and found this gem. It was $40 for an hour to rent a lane and I chose to self pitch. You can have as many kids bat too. They do have the option of machine pitching but it would have been to fast for my kids. Since my kids were young, they did have child bats for them to use. Overall, if you wanted an indoor batting cage, this place is nice and its all about baseball and softball!

A great experience all around. I was looking for a place close to where we lived that was priced…read morereasonable and most importantly, was able to provide the services and training my son needed. Whether it is renting out a lane to conduct batting practice or to participate in their scheduled training, the process was easy! Half hour in the cage was $30 and for an additional $10, you have it for the whole hour. Over Spring Break, they ran training, which was perfect and enjoyed by my son. Each day, it was no fail the question of..."can I go back tomorrow?" We will definitely be back. Enjoy!

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.

Nice baseball field. My son and I have played countless games here. Actually it's more catch, and I…read morepitch to him in fear for my life. He is a pretty strong wiry guy, and have caught incorrectly, a few of his line drives. Thank goodness this is a relatively safe place. All jokes aside a beautiful diamond. Have enjoyed also timing his runs here. Vienna does a good job of maintaining everything. The portapotty here is hideous. Think Trainspotting. Other than that, a place to play some catch. It works out well for that.

Are you kidding? This is a Little League dream come true! Have a hot dog and enjoy the game!read more

There are many things to like about this park. Initially I thought the park was small, until I…read morestarted exploring it. There are plenty of amenities. There's a basketball court, tennis courts, exercise stations throughout the park, a soccer field, a playground, and even a little chapel. I came here to use the trails. There is a trail that goes around the lake. It's has stunning view because the lake is surrounded by spectacular houses. Also, a portion of the Blue Trail passes through the park. The Pink and the Blue Trail run throughout the city of Reston. I was a little nervous about using the trail and crossing the streets. But there are pedestrian tunnels to cross under the busiest streets. Every time I come to this park, I always see plenty of people exercising. 5 stars.

This is one of my favorite spots in Reston. Between the baseball fields the basketball court the…read moretennis courts the random exercise equipment set up along the walking trails. This is a great family friendly environment and I usually take my dog for a walk here once a day. The view from the lake is absolutely stunning. There are at least two docks if you have a boat or a canoe you'd like to take out on the water. There's usually Little League baseball games going on for the kids and people playing tennis at all hours but not in a busy or overcrowded type of way. There's also bathrooms and water fountains for people to use which is convenient. The gazebo has two grills and is perfect for an outdoor get together or a family outing. I would highly recommend this location to anyone trying to enjoy Reston's outdoors.