It's a decent park. There is a swimming pole with a few slides. Skaters will dig the designated…read morearea for them. I won't be joining them, because would probably break something. Glad they have fun. As for the pool it's fairly basic. There are some nice open areas for picnics. Families do enjoy this. As for everything else, soccer fields are of good quality. It's a county park, so don't expect bells and whistles. If you're in the area, it's a nice place to take a break. Parking is plentiful, and nice folks here.

Veterans Park Swim Team (Marlins) summer swim is the best!…read more Each year June-July, ages 4-18, all ability levels. www.fearthespear.org

I don't think I'd pay full price for Saratoga Pool, although that could just be me not being…read morefamiliar with the going rate for local pools. My son loves that we can bring all of his toys, snorkels, and floats here without pushback. It's a nice big space in the shallow end, most of the pool falls in the 3-4ft plus zones. There is also a kiddie pool for the 5 and younger set. I love we have this right outside our house without the hassle of having to find somewhere to cool off given this heatwave.

While it's a nice, safe pool for families to enjoy, the pool itself it literally falling apart and…read moreit's becoming a hazard. For years, there's been a crack that causes water to leak out and flow into the street however in 2014, the opening week, a section of the pool collapsed and sank a couple of inches. Patrons keep stubbing their toes and/or cutting their toes on the edge of the cracks. I was surprised this was not identified or fixed before opening the pool. Historically, the pool has had problems finding lifeguards who were focused on the safety of the patrons. Many parents would have to complain to the pool board before they would address our concerns about the guards goofing off and/or not even watching the pool. This years guards mostly came back from last year and under the current Pool Manager's guidance, I think we will have a nice, SAFE summer! This is the best group of guards I can remember in 12 years. If the Pool Board were to invest in the repairs of the pool and make it physically safe for the patrons and not literally wastefully pouring 100s of gallons of water out, I would immediately increase the number of stars on my rating for them.

Do no take swim lessons here. The instructors are rude to the kids and clearly don't like what…read morethey do, yet the prices go up dramatically every six months. This is how 30-minute private lesson prices have rapidly increased: August 2024: $190 for six lessons. September 2024: $225 for six lessons. February 2025: $240 for six lessons. $80 an hour for kids swim lessons at a local, county run aquatics center? No thank you. Go to the Prince William Aquatics Center at Colgan High School. For the same price as one hour at Chinn you can get a full month of lessons at Colgan. It has better, newer facilities and happy staff.

Thumbs down to whoever made the decision to drop Tuesday morning's Chair Yoga class. It was a very…read morepopular class. It was also beneficial to those of us who are seniors.

Awesome pool!! Huge deep end with good diving board, fun basketball hoop, and two 25 meter lap…read morelanes.

Everything went well. Always willing Togo the extra to spark learning. Managers know swimming and…read moreare multi - talented in supervision and coaching.

Entertainment - 5/5 Facilities - 3/5…read more We signed my 4-year old daughter for swim lessons and this place has been great. Their staff is incredibly friendly. It only took my girl 3 lessons to go from being scared in the water to floating in the bathtub. The staff also do a great job giving parents updates and making the kids feel special when they move to the next level. The pool itself is also nice and big - with a large space for the young kids to learn while the older kids have three lanes to do real swimming in. They also offer affordable camps and have a shop with ample swim gear. I also like that parents have the option of sitting at the pool deck to really be up close and personal with their kids. That said, there are things to improve. They really jam a lot of people in there, so social distancing for the kids in COVID is basically impossible (especially those in the swimming lanes). It also often takes 20 minutes or more to get out because so many classes end at the exact same time and there simply isn't enough space to accommodate about 40 people trying to shower and change at once. The locker room in general could use a big upgrade as there are far too few changing stalls and toilets for the amount of people. At a bare minimum, it would be great if they had one or two of those swimsuit driers so we didn't have to cart wet gear home. But again, the main theme is that there is an awesome staff, nice pool, and great lessons. The service can't be beat!.

Dima and his team are absolutely wonderful. They have opened and closed my pool for several years…read moreand they always do an incredible job. They do such a great job closing the pool that is it always ready to use within 24 hours of opening in the spring - clear water and perfectly balanced chemicals. This year, I unfortunately had mice eat through some of the elements for my pool heater and Dima came out to troubleshoot and fix quickly. He even cleaned out the mess the mice had made and took steps to deter them from coming back. Dima also spent a great deal of time completely rewiring my pool pump and equipment (it was wired wrong by the pool builder) so I could control everything via the app. If you're looking for a knowledgeable, reliable, and trustworthy residential pool service definitely use DMV Pools!

Been a pool owner for many years this was the first time the pool was swim ready upon opening, they…read moredid an amazing job closing it and opening it, sparkling clear water on day 1. They also replaced my filter and it was smooth and excellent communication the entire way.

What a fun and well run community swim team and concessions. The parents that volunteer their time…read moreand efforts for Westridge Concessions serve their community with love. Everything from the homemade pasta salads, fresh cut fruit, and their famous breakfast burgers. Concessions plays a huge role in gathering the entire community and their extended families. (Westridge allows a percent of their swim team to come from outside the neighborhood.) Serving meals has always been a way to connect with others and Westridge Concessions ensures that for every home meet, families bond. Join us as the grill fires up and cheer on the Waves! Thanks Concessions for good food and the healthy options too! You take your roles seriously and have provided the team and the pool with the best through your Concessions love and profits.

A swim team that understands a good meal is important for a successful swimmer. The Westridge…read moreWaves hands down has the best concessions of any swim team in Prince William County!! Lets start with the breakfast burger, developed by Rich J. and the concessions R&D team. A bacon cheeseburger with a fried egg on it? I mean who doesn't want this at 6AM on a Saturday morning. As the burger comes off of the grill and is assembled, it is then wrapped into a tin foil "steamer" that just marries all of the flavors together. If you haven't tried it, you are missing "something special". That is in quotes as a swim parent from another team described it to me this way. And lets not forget that one of Westridge's major sponsors is the Outback Steakhouse in Dale City. This mean the Westridge Waves concession team is serving up Outback steak and chicken salads, BBQ Chicken Bacon Swiss sandwiches, and many other menu items from the restaurant!! Where else can you get this caliber of food pool side during a Friday night pep rally or Saturday morning meets!! And finally, the pulled pork. OMG....this could be considered the best in Northern VA. Only served on limited nights, it is "slap yo momma" good!! Perfected by the guys who will one day start Lee-Rays BBQ, the pulled pork option will definitely prove to you when a Philly guy and VT alumni get together, something great will happen!!