It's a nice neighborhood park. Am grateful when have little ones with me. Wish they had a bar and…read morecigar area for adults. Good playground. The swings here can lead to heights. Actually had fun the other day. Parking is pretty easy. It's a local park, so it's not going to be a mind blowing experience. With that in mind I like it. By all means family friendly. Nice people here and am pleased to have spent time here.

LOVE LOVE LOVE This was is safe well lit…read more I feel like the parents around here pay attention to their kids and like what's happening and everything so this is always a family favorite.

Well kept park tucked behind the Harris Teeter grocery store with playground apparatuses for both…read moretoddlers and kids 5 and up. Covered picnic area for an easy low key birthday party or playdate and walkability to the aforementioned grocery store and various coffee shops for last minute purchases or pickups. The piece de resistance is a 360 swing with three tethered seats that one can sit or stand on and whose speed can be regulated by a designated person pushing any singular unit with clockwise or counterclockwise. Think of it as a manually powered version of one of those swing rides at any amusement park at low elevation for 3 participants. As for the name, it is based on the remnant of an old log structure that sits near the picnic area so there is some historical significance to the space. ADA access and walking path available but no restrooms although Harris Teeter is a hop and skip away.

Everything in my previous review stands, this park is great! But even just since our visit last…read moreweekend, they've added some benches and a water fountain! So this place literally just keeps getting better. Parking available up on Broad St as well as behind the park on Gibson!

Decent park. I believe it's about 15 acres in size. For Arlington County it's quite big. My…read morefavorite part is the jogging path. Good pavement for busted up joints. It's helpful for a quick jog. Also you'll see wildlife such as deer. There is a small amphitheater. Also little ones will like the playground. It's nothing extensive but it works. Usually can park here with ease. Is it worth driving miles for? No but it works if you are close by, as basketball and tennis courts are available.

Neighborhood park with lots of trees and a playground, baseball diamond, tennis courts, very small…read moreamphitheater, and a small unpaved dirt/gravel nature trail. The nature trail isn't bad a for a neighborhood park but you're close to Lee Highway and Sycamore street so of course there's lots of traffic noise. This park isn't worth going across town just to visit but it's a nice place if you're in the area or live nearby and are looking to get a few steps for your Fitbit.

Went there for a homeschool meetup but I'm giving this park 4 stars because sometimes they do…read morecommunity center instead of Cherry Hill Park and the community center is boring for me but overall I will recommend this park.

Cherry Hill Park is a family favorite for the following reasons:…read more+ Large playground with areas for toddlers and big kids + Lots of benches + A little playhouse to shade your little ones from the sun + Swings for babies, big kids, and differently abled children + Lots of areas to run around including a few giant fallen trees to balance on + Nearby picnic shelter perfect for birthday parties and celebrations + Saturday Farmers Market -- It is one of the best mom + kid play date spots ever! + Proximity to Northside Social or Rare Bird for coffee (a parent park must) + Proximity to the library for a very full, and easily accessible afternoon The park is also located on a beautiful, historic farmhouse which makes it a great spot for family portraits! Everything is well maintained.

This was one of my favorite parks in Northern Virginia. I still remember when my daughter summoned…read morethe courage to go down the "big blue tunnel slide." The sandbox was always clean as were the restrooms. There's a fun nature trail too. I have many fond memories of supervising playmates building houses with sticks and branches while chatting with mom friends. There's a beautiful nature trial where my children and I would take long walks together.

This is a very cute park in North Arlington, perhaps somewhat smaller than others. Major points…read morehere because the sandbox is super small! Where I am from most playgrounds do not have sandboxes but in this area, it's hard to visit a park without one. Since the park is small, it gets crowded. We ended up leaving after about 90 minutes because it was getting harder to socially distance. There is a jungle gym for little kiddos near the sandbox and on the other side, one for bigger kids. I love that it is all mulch which makes it a softer blow on falls. The equipment seems older here, but no kids I know would care about that. There are bathrooms as well as picnic tables, a large grass field, and basketball courts. Parking is on-street and can be tricky. We both enjoyed Lacey Woods and will add it to our park rotation.

I was in the Arlington area with my nephew and Yelped area parks for him to play. Chestnut Hills…read morePark came up and I was intrigued by the good ratings. This is a great playground! I was impressed by the size and how well kept it was. There is a rubberized surface play area for toddlers; with climbing structures, rolling hills, swing sets and even an enormous sandbox. There was also a large play area geared for older kids on the other side of the park. There is plenty of benches and shaded areas to sit and chill. Bonuses: There were many plastic ride on vehicles and cozy coupes scattered around for the kids to use. My nephew loved playing and riding on them. Also, the area is gated and we felt safe in the playground even though this park is right off a busy street. There are plenty of street parking as well.

What a great park with two really nice play areas! My daughter is 3 and enjoyed both sides of the…read moreplayground. One side is not very shady and is meant for bigger kids. They have sand to play in and a water feature which was a big hit with all the kids. Nice track to ride around and lots of things to climb, swing, and slide on. It's a busy place. Also someone made a comment about the diversity at this playground. When I was there today there was a good mix of people from different racial backgrounds, kids and adults. Also different types of family groups. There were signs for a bathroom but I didn't see it.

It's a reprieve. Even if for a few minutes, appreciate the greenery. Lots of trees here make it…read morepleasant. When living/commuting in a busy area, please take a break. This parks name is appropriate. If in area worth it, but don't drive out of your way. Thank goodness for this park. There's not a lot to do here, but just get recalibrated for the day. Small children will like the playground. It's quite decent. Parking and the area are pleasant.

This playground has been the absolute definition of a GODSEND during the pandemic. We found out…read moreit's a totally walkable distance from our house, and there is a lot of relatively new equipment and a variety of stuff to keep the kiddo's interest piqued. I believe the story I heard from a neighbor who lives close to the park is that when they erected the Loren apartment complex off of 50, part of the deal was to renovate Azalea park as well. Win! It now has two separate play structures (one for younger kids, one for more adventurous / older kiddos), a teacup-spinner thing that I personally get to enjoy as a theme park enthusiast who won't be making any trips to Disney World anytime soon, lol. And there's also an adult workout equipment structure and a basketball court. It's got lots of big shady trees that provide cover in the summer and make for a really gorgeous backdrop in the fall. It's also located in a really family-friendly neighborhood. We're such huge fans!

This location is probably a 3.5 for me. The pros: it's a great place to take young kids, especially…read moreduring inclement weather, giving them a chance to burn off some energy. We went there during a recent heat wave, and it was such a relief to have a place to play with air conditioning (and that wasn't tearing up our own home). There are activities for kids of various ages, including a baby-centric exploration area and a huge maze that's good for elementary aged kids. There are lots of big soft blocks to stack, ball pits, and cute themed play areas. But it's definitely for younger kids. Tweens and up probably wouldn't be interested. The cons: Supervision is minimal and some kids get very rowdy. Rules seem to be enforced in a haphazard way. I've seen kids standing on the windowsills and banging on the glass, stacking toys to dive onto the ground, and piling four at a time onto the slides. You should keep an eye on the toddler crowd to make sure that older kids aren't shoving them. Lots of parents grab a drink or food to relax while their kids run wild. If that's your vibe, this place is a good fit. But it's also good for parents who want to be a bit more hands on--you can let your child explore while keeping them in close sight for much of the space. Also remember to wear socks!

I took my two kids ( under 6 yrs) on a Sunday mid-day and it was very busy. It's been very cold…read moreoutside and I think many parents needed their kids out and about doing something. It was definitely over-crowded and quite hard to find a table to sit down. We eventually found one right at the back of the store. The kids had the best time but scramble employees were no where to be found! There was no one monitoring kids. My kid got hurt a few times by slightly older kids and it was quite chaotic. The staff were not cleaning at all. You have to remove your shoes before entering the play area but the toilets are located inside the play designated area which means you have to go into the bathroom with socks on which is very gross. They should allow shoes in the bathroom area. Also the soap dispensers were empty and the lady that cleans the bathroom just hung out in the bathroom not really cleaning or filling the soap. The cafe - there are food options for kids and adults. We did try the kids pizza and French fries. The pizza was fine( cheese) but the fries were not good. It tasted like they fried it in very old oil. They do have coffee but I did not try it as the didn't have an option for skim milk. They do not allow outside food or drink but no one seems to really monitor that. Security - ok so this is non-existent. There is a door that divides outside area with inside play area but kids can easily open the door and leave the premises. The lady that stands by the door doesn't monitor kids matches with their guardians. She just opens and closes the door and often she is not there at all. They do not give wristbands at all or any form of security feature. So watch your kids closely while you are there as once they go into that massive play area it's difficult to locate them. The kids seemed to enjoy it as they don't worry about germs , dirt or food. I mean it's fine for an hour or so but honestly it was the last resort when deciding on a place to take the kids too. They also charge the adults an entry fee!!! ‍ I mean it's not like we are playing in the kids areas . I think we paid $55 for entry (2 kids and 2 adults). Would I go back? Not by choice but if the kids asked then I would consider it for an hour or two. ( definitely not on a weekend though).

Cute little park for walking around. Not a ton of parking, especially if there are little league…read moregames going. There is an old timey train car with a historic sign. On a nice weather day, this is a great park for a short stroll or for a longer hike along the trails.

This park is adorable and packed with way more than I expected! I went here a bunch of times this…read moresummer and fall, and every time I was happy with the scenery and the offerings. There are several different places to park and a few different entrances, depending on whether you're interested in the fields, the playgrounds, the disc golf or the trails. So much to choose from! I went for the trails, which is connected to the W&OD that is 40-plus miles long and Four Mile Run. So, pick the one you'd like, and loop around back to your parking spot. I really like this park! You can also find a bench and just hang out near some trees or the fields. You can bring a blanket and toss around a frisbee and have a little picnic. You can bring your children and let them run around and play. What a find in NoVa!

Small park with tennis courts, basketball courts, picnic table and a short walking trail. There's a…read moregood sized parking lot in front of the park so you might get a spot if you drive. The walking trail isn't too long so not worth a trip in its own right but it's okay to check out if you're in the area. They did a good job packing a lot of park into a small area and while it's not worth a trip by itself, it's worth checking out if you're in the area and want to do park stuff.

This works if in the area. One of my friends lives close by, and we often play basketball here…read more Decent court and we usually have enough for teams. There have been some contentious matches. If you like tennis, they have a couple courts. Parking is plentiful. You will get a chance to, enjoy some trees in a highly developed area. That is something to be grateful for. Lighting and safety are reasonably good. This works as an area park. Yet keep in mind it's small and humble.