Took my 2.5 yr old to the waterpark at Centreville on a weekday and had a great time!…read more There is a baby pool and a splash pad area for younger kids. Then there is the pool with deeper water and the huge water slides. It is much bigger than Pirates Cove at Lorton and at a non-crowded weekday, you can have the place to yourself. We spent about 2.5 hours here and my little one napped all the way back home! Food can be improved. The menu is American fast food and it is pricey. Bathroom and changing rooms are not the cleanest. The ones in Pirate Coves are better sanitized. Will come again and recommend!

When I came there in the summer, there is a lot of water everywhere which gave a fun experience and…read morethere was a really large pool with awesome music playing throughout the whole waterpark

This is my first season going to BRS. The facilities (namely restrooms) are spacious and clean, the…read morepools are too. They offer two baby pools, a small 2 to 2 1/2 feet deep pool for young kids and of course a large 3-8+ feet deep pool, a couple of water slides and a diving board. Also, they have a "quiet pool" for adults only (I've never been over there because my 3 y/o is always with me but from what I've peeped it looks and sounds serene!!). There's ample seating and parking. I just love this pool!!

We were actually coming from out of town on the 4th of July weekend. It was on a Friday near noon…read more We actually came to visit a different park but, it was filled to capacity. I used yelp to find another Waterpark close by and this is how we ended up here. When called before we arrived to this location to make sure that they were not filled to capacity and they were not. We didn't know the rules and regulations or what to expect. When we arrived at the counter our group consisted of 3 kids and two adults. To enter it was less than $60. Admission was a breeze. The adults entered the restrooms to change into swimwear. The children were already prepared. We were actually able to locate 5 chairs in a nicely shaded area. Now let me tell you, this is not the place for you if you are looking to go swimming. This place has a lazy river so this is a highlight for a lazy river lover like me. We had two 7 year old and a 10 year old. They could either use a tube for the lazy river or go to the center to play in the water . This place was small enough and kid friendly enough to allow the children to play while the adults were in the lazy river with the kids or just relaxing on the side in the sun. Our party of 5 truly had a blast. The only downfall of our experience was that we didn't know that you were either allowed to bring your food and drink or you could have something delivered. There is nothing on site available to purchase. Not even water. Next time we will be better prepared. It definitely didn't take any enjoyment away from our visit.

its great and affordable if you have kids that are say 10 and under older kids may get bored as its…read morea smaller park but definitely worth going back again

I genuinely enjoy this facility and wanted to share some feedback regarding the current pool safety…read morepolicy, specifically the requirement that children under 48 inches remain within arm's length of a parent or guardian in the toddler pool area. While I appreciate the facility's commitment to safety, I believe this policy may benefit from review in certain circumstances. My five-year-old is slightly under 48 inches tall and is a capable swimmer but he was still given a yellow bracelet because of his height. During our recent visit, a staff member (she seemed to be the one in charge) told us about the arm's length requirement while my son was playing in the shallow toddler pool area, which only reaches ankle depth. I fully support close supervision requirements in deeper water or for infants and young toddlers. However, the current policy creates some practical challenges in the toddler pool area: 1. The shallow depth of the toddler pool presents minimal risk for older children who can swim. 2. Multiple parents attempting to maintain arm's length proximity in a confined space leads to congestion and difficulty navigating around one another. Which can make things even more difficult trying to keep an eye on your child and your child's constant movement when you have a parent in front of you trying to keep an eye on their child. 3. The policy becomes impossible to enforce when children use the toddler play structure and mini slides, where parents cannot physically maintain arm's length distance. Maybe some parents can fit going up the structure, but we certainly cannot fit going down the slide. We would have to go back down the steps of the play structure and then try to get to our child who most certainly is farther away from us because kids do not sit still. I believe a modified policy that considers both the child's swimming ability and the water depth would better serve families while maintaining appropriate safety standards. Perhaps children who demonstrate swimming competency could be permitted greater independence in ankle-deep water, while maintaining stricter supervision requirements in deeper areas.

One -- I strongly advise customers to check hours and lane/pool access and availability as local…read moreschool swim teams and swimming lessons dominate the usage of this facility. Sadly, there are not always lanes for the general public (taxpayers) to swim. Also, pay beforehand (see link) on the aquatic center's website to secure admission to a lane. https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/pwcsaquatics/activity/search?onlineSiteId=0&activity_select_param=2&activity_category_ids=29&viewMode=list The last two times our family used this facility, swimming lanes, advertised as open or available, were closed (management decided to close the slide an hour early on a Sunday even though kids were using it). I assume because of low usage, the two lifeguards monitoring the slide were needed elsewhere. All competitive lanes were closed for swimming even though they were advertised as open online. :( I have yet to see the diving boards used as they appear to be permanently shut down. Also, please, be very careful when you come and go. Every single time I have been there, someone has slipped and/or fallen on the facility's wet floors in the entryway. No cash is accepted...you will need to pay electronically. Lap swimming (link) is available by reservation only Monday - Thursday (drop-ins are permitted on a space-available basis but be aware that the lane you pay for may be shared with another swimmer). Reservations are not accepted or required Friday - Sunday (drop-ins only) - Most recent hours of operation (link), but call or check their website for additional closures. Closures and Special Hours: The leisure (kiddy) pool and slide is only open from 12-5 on Saturdays and Sundays, and swimming lanes are available w/o a reservation on Fridays...but I would double-check before you make plans. https://www.pwcs.edu/operations/aquatics/index or (571) 374-6333 or email aquatics@pwcs.edu Winter schedule matrix - Link below: https://www.pwcs.edu/operations/aquatics/fees/winter_2024-25_lane_availability_-_11-18-24.pdf

The water play area is no longer there which was a big disappointment. There are some nice little…read morecabanas with nice seating and a mini golf area for little ones. Overall nice but we were really looking for water play :(

A great summer attraction for small children. They seem to love to get in among the fountains and…read moreget wet.

We love lil kickers in Manassas, VA. My kids have done soccer classes for many years with them and…read morethe summer camps. They love Coach Brian and Coach Chase. They keep the kids active and engaged. I also really like the owner. He is a really nice guy.

It is a good venue for the kids. Maybe a little shop worn, but it was ok. They took all of the…read morenecessary safety measures. Bleachers for parents to sit on.

Great community private membership pool, beautiful setting, well kept. They have NVSL swim and…read moredive teams, swim lessons etc. Reasonably priced to join - have various packages. their web site is www.sideburnrun.com

A family friend included me on their 2016 pass, I've gone a few times since then so I would say I'm…read morepretty well equipped to give a good review about this pool. +well run, well kept up +the bottom of the pool isn't rough, so OK for little toes +friendly lifeguards +in a good neighborhood +a member of the board is at the pool at all times +military discount $50 off +ice cream bar +good shade -$7 for guests and this is really serious! They will ID everyone everytime -cloudy water, not sure why this is -out dated This pool is priced very similarly to all other pools in the area.

Magic putting place is a family friendly minature golf. It is not that big and not that small. The…read moreprice is right but is outdoors. I got a hole in one and so did my brother in law. We did not keep scored but enjoyed golfing and watching others. At each check point there is a place to sit and rest. Seniors need the rest which represents our family to a tee. Debit/ credit cards could not be taken at the time we came so always have some cash. We paid $7 per person which is a steal. The course was perfect and so was the weather!

Fun mini golf course located right next to Nathan's Dairy Bar. It's in a shopping center with a…read morelarge parking lot so finding a place to park isn't a problem. There are two courses of 18 holes each and they aren't the larger or newest holes but a few of them are more challenging than you'd think. Prices are reasonable and they weren't too crowded around noon on a Saturday. I enjoyed this place and played one course so I'll come back sometime to try the other one.