I'm just getting back into tennis and had my Yonex Percept 97 restrung here. I could not be happier…read morewith the result. The turnaround time was super quick, and the tension came out perfectly. Pete is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly takes pride in his work. He even helped me choose the best tension based on how I was hitting the ball and suggested a great dampener. Excellent experience all around, and he's the only one who will be doing my strings from now on!

Great responsiveness and service :)…read more Talks you through what is important for you and recommends

This is my favorite tennis court in the region. It was newly renovated two years ago and the courts…read moreplay well and have neat features. There's 8 Tennis Courts and all of them have lights on them for night play, this is a huge plus! There is also a water fountain outside the court and restrooms within walking distance. Only current Mason students or Alumni can use this facility. Call the RAC to double check for public inquiries.

I don't know why people complain about how "maze"-like the place is. Kinda ironic that these…read moreGYM-goers don't like stairs and walking hallways and it is not like you actually get lost or something. I have been a member almost a year now and I come here pretty much everyday, never had an actual issue. If there is an AC issue, or water temperature at the pool, "things breaking" can happen at almost every business, they are immediately taken care of. Awesome crew, on point cleanliness, actively renovating older spots,bathrooms, lockerrooms, etc - i have personally witnessed all of these in the past year. As for parking, of course, in the middle of McLean, at peak hours any business is going to have limited parking. This is common sense. Besides the peak hours, there is always space to park. One thing I would suggest tho, is to open up the pool registration hours to earlier hours as well, like 5am when the gym opens. I cant register for sooner than 7:15. Other then that, keep up the good work!

This place had such high reviews, I was excited to join the gym…read more 1. Front desk: very nice people, professional, easy to talk with and helpful. 2. However, the facility itself was in dire need of renovation. - pool: covered outdoor pool that works as indoor pool during colder months, but the condensation is much, you can't see anything. (See pic) - it is like a maze: hard to navigate easily and it reminds you of your public school set up - group classes itself were nice, but the AC AND the fans on the ceiling don't work, so imagine how hot it gets.. like 77 on my group class day. It was so uncomfortable. - if you need tennis or other courts: this is your best bet! They have so many tennis and other sport courts. So choose this location if you like tennis, squash etc. not a good fit for those who just wanna workout in group classes or swim in comfort. $90 a month plus $100 or so for initiation fee. 3. Indoor cafe available 4. Parking is a nightmare. Such a small lot for the number of people it serves. Those who live in McLean should just walk there. Then the walk itself will your workout!

The McLean Racquet and Heath Club is a neighborhood gem. Contrary to other fitness clubs it…read moreattracts neighbors of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. You don't have to don the latest sports fashion or Be sculptured like Adonis or Greek Goddess to fit in. The staff is professional yet personable and fun to chat with. Tanya, the friendliest receptionist ever, makes you feel like homecoming when you sign in. The cafe, overlooking some of the tennis courts, features a menu which rivals many of our local eateries. Members eat, chat or catch some of the sport events on the big screen TV.

I used to work at McLean racquet and health club. It was a good place except for this Somali guy…read morenamed Abdi. Abdi would refuse to watch the pool when I needed a break and then he would lie about not have to do that. I also strongly suspected Abdi was selling drugs out of the back of the club. One time he threatened to fight me and I reported it and various staff members did not believe me or blamed me for it. I tried finding out what happened to Abdi but could not get a straight answer. I saw a lot of people with similar names to him on the Fairfax County Court Website but no idea of the actual guy. Otherwise McLean racquet and health club is okay. Good racquet club and workout rooms. Pool is kind of small.

There are three really great tennis courts here. I'm a little hestitant to write this review; it…read morewould be like writing a review for a secret surf spot on the west coast or north shore. This is the kind of spot you want to share only with your good friends. The courts have lights, tight nets, blue playing surfaces free of cracks and ragweed, and plenty of free parking. If the Highlands park courts are full, just head down Arlington Ridge and check these babies out. More info here (http://www.arlingtonva.us/departments/parksrecreation/scripts/parks/GunstonPark.aspx)

Excellent courts!!! Please enjoy and share with your friends!! We currently take a lot of pride in…read moremaintaining them. Jose R.

Best neighborhood pool around! This is an amazing and unique swim and tennis club tucked away in…read morethe woods. It feels magical when you drive down Bryan Branch Rd. You can tell the management, lifeguard staff, and kitchen staff are dedicated professionals. The teenagers working at the snack bar are polite and hard-working. I just want to thank all of the Highlands workers for making our visits special. A+!

A nice swim and tennis club that is hidden in a wooded oasis. There are two pools, four tennis…read morecourts, two diving boards, large picnic area with grills, snack shop, locker rooms, and tetherball.

The Y center is a great option for pickleball in the Arlington area. The associate executive…read moredirector is supportive of the program, listens to feedback, and continues to do what she can to make adjustments to address the evolving needs of the community. At the Y, there are six pickleball courts, striped over three tennis courts. Court surface is great compared to other courts in the Arlington area. There are times/options for all level of play and many sessions are marked for specific levels of play so you know what you're signing up for. It does occasionally struggle with HVAC issues but they address it as much as they can, considering the age of the facility. But they are planning a renovation/new facility, so that's great. And consistent with many pickleball communities, the Y's efforts - drop-ins, tournaments, WhatsApp groups, etc. - have fostered a great community.

Great folks. They regulars are very welcoming to all levels of pickleball players and encourage you…read moreto have fun. The entire staff, from the front desks folks and coaches, all try to accomodate their approach to your expectations and do so with a smile. Highly recommend!

Amazing facility - definitely worth the very long wait. My family has been a member for a year,…read moreand I honestly don't know how we survived summers before joining. We love Tuckahoe!

Best swim club around. Year round pool, relaxing chill club. New equipment in the gym, sauna,…read moresteam, whirlpool, not pretentious like other clubs in area. Only pet peeve is steam room which is the best when working is at times under repair.

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.

I've always wondered what this pool is like thanks to the super long wait list (more than 10…read moreyears!) and thanks to a swim meet, now I know! It's a huuggee pool. I wouldn't be surprised if it could be set up to be 50 meter lanes instead of the standard 25 meter lanes. The pool is a T shape, with 3 diving boards on one end and a gradual entry on the other end. There's also a small water slide. Theres also an extensive snack bar with a lot of options. They even offer relish, mustard and mayo packets for a deluxe experience with your burger or hot dog. That said, this pool has been around awhile, and you can certainly tell in the facilities. The shower/bathroom area is OLD. The tile is pink from back when pink bathrooms were in style. But I don't hold it against them since the pool is so nice!

Enjoying Independence Day at Vienna Woods! Having a great time, great staff, snack bar. :)read more