This facility is tucked away in Burke, featuring primarily tennis and swimming for adults. There…read moreis a very small weight room, and I think they have a couple of pickleball or similar courts. I joined for a couple of months and had mixed feelings about the place. The facility is in need of a major overhaul...it could be fabulous. Now- It's dark and dated. Hasn't been updated since the 80's or 90's. The women's locker room in particular is so small and uncomfortable. I really liked the pool itself, though. It was sparkly clean, set at a good temperature, and it's for adults only. You schedule your lane time online. It's actually pretty hard to find a nice pool like this in our area, and this one is really nice. The locker room is small and uncomfortable. Even do, I may go back. The answer may be to skip the locker room entirely? Membership plan was available on a month by month basis, running about $90. There are other plans which cost less monthly but require a 12 month commitment and a membership fee up front. I may well rejoin this place. If things have changed, I will update this review. I want to mention that Yelp has "hidden" a number of 5-star reviews from 2023. I suggest you take a look at those as well.

I've been a member of Burke Racquet & Swim Club since I moved to the area about 14 years ago. The…read morestaff are friendly, helpful & responsive if there are any complaints ( those are few). I primarily play tennis there & have taken many classes in the past. The tennis courts are kept in good shape & are cleaned regularly. The restrooms are also clean. There is a fee for taking a guest, but one is allowed to visit unlimited times which is appreciated by myself, a member. Also, non-members may take lessons for a slight up-charge over what a member pays for lessons.

Audrey Moore Rec Center is a Fairfax County facility and it is an older facility but they have…read moreeverything you could ever think of. Outside, there is baseball & softball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields (turf) a skate park, & several walking or biking trails. Inside, they have a full-size swimming pool & diving well with both spring boards and platforms, there are racquetball courts, a gym, and studios for all kinds of classes like yoga, as well as a physical therapy office through INOVA. I have been here many times for my son's soccer & swim team practice as well as just coming to play and have fun. Personally, I have been here for yoga classes as well as PT including aquatic PT. You can purchase a class pass or pay a one day fee or you sign up for a wide variety of classes offered year round. On Wednesdays they have a local farmers market out in the parking lot. They also have county recycling bins, which I have used recently for glass. Note: as expected there's a heavy chlorine smell in the pool area so if you're sensitive before warned.

I used the fitness center which has a nice selection of machines and weights. They keep the place…read morequite clean. One of the ladies supporting the cleaning including the filling of the wipes stands is particularly nice and polite. She salutes everyone. The front desk also has very good young people. The ladies restrooms will benefit if an update and cleaning

This park is a good option if you want a mix of activities in one place. There's a mini golf area,…read moretennis courts (that hosts tournaments?), and basketball courts. There's also a small playground and a few picnic areas. One downside is the lack of shade and can get pretty hot, during warmer weather

This is a phenomenal all-around park with numerous tennis courts and walls, a basketball court, and…read moremini golf nestled behind a golf course. Having tennis walls came in handy when you want to warm up before playing. They seemed to have tournaments going on when I arrived around 11, but I didn't wait long at all until all the courts emptied.

We went to the driving range at Oakmont the other day. They had lots of bays and an upper and lower…read moredeck. The putting green was also very large and nicely kept. I grew up going to Oakmarr Rec center when I was younger and they had a great facility for swimming and diving.

Decent facilities, but could use updates!!…read more I visited Oakmont Rec Center recently and found it to be okay overall. The facility offers a good variety of activities and spaces, but some areas feel outdated and could use better maintenance. The staff was polite and helpful, though it was sometimes hard to get assistance during busy hours. Cleanliness was acceptable, but a bit inconsistent depending on the area. Overall, Oakmont Rec Center is a usable community space, but improvements to upkeep and organization would make it a much better experience.

I've been going to this pool for several years and each time it's super fun. With a slide, low…read moredive, and high dive, it's always easy to relax at Fox Hunt. I would highly recommend this pool, as well as the swim and tennis teams, to friends looking to join a pool.

Our family shopped all the local pools and this one was the perfect fit for our family. We have…read morenow been members for four years. When we were shopping around, one pool was so crowded there were no chairs to sit on and another pool wouldn't even let us in to look around until we joined. My kids love the high dive (the only pool with one), they have fun socials, the other members are very laid back (no drama from my perspective) and the swim team is AWESOME! Why...everyone swims at the A-meets and they have fun.

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.

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.

Ok, let's start with the good. It's not much, but it is something: the primary thing this club has…read moregoing for it is its location. It is very centrally located to McLean. I also found the staff to be perfectly adequate during the months I was a member. Never dealt with any rudeness or unwillingness to help. I have heard in my time there that people have had issue with the owner, but I never interacted with him so I wouldn't know. The issue is really the quality of the facilities. It is a very, very old club and they have not done anything to update it. You'll see in a lot of reviews that people complain its impossible to get a court. I can confirm this. The courts are always full and it is a real pain to get one. I didn't use the pool a ton, but it seemed to not be too crowded. They have kickboards and floaters. But there are always kids in the pool, either taking private lessons or there with their parents learning to swim. If that's not the vibe you want, this isn't the place for you. Personally, I wouldn't' bring my kids here either, because of the locker rooms, but more on that below. On the surface, the restaurant, etc. seem fine. But stick around and you'll start seeing some real problems. The locker rooms are really disgusting. I hate to say it but they are. The shower curtains are moldy, the mats on the floor are stained and moldy, and the water pressure is nonexistent. The towels are, no joke, the size of hand towels and so thin that I wouldn't use them to wipe my floor, let alone give to club members. The soap and shampoo is cheap quality, and the dispensers are moldering and gross. There are hardly any benches to sit on. It is a very cramped and small locker room, with cramped and small showers. There's also the issue that this is a family club, so if you don't want kids gawking at you while you change, it's not the place for you. I have kids of my own, so I get it. But it's pretty uncomfortable to have little kids as old as 10 or 11 in a tiny locker room if you're trying to change into workout clothes. There is a stench in the locker room, too. It really smells like dirty socks. The toilets were always dirty--I don't think they send anyone in to clean them. The issue ends up being that this club isn't cheap. Basic membership is about $200 a month, but with family members and court service, the price climbs quickly. And its absolutely not worth it at that price. Not even close. I'd recommend that they: --Actually stock good towels and toiletries --Create a separate changing section for famlies --Stock towels that don't look like filthy rags --replace their showerheads --replace their shower curtains --replace the floor mats --get a few air purifiers in the locker room to get rid of the stench --create a better system for getting a court --hire some more regular cleaners All in all, this gym is worth maybe $40 a month, tops. Almost $200 is a shameless ripoff. Trust me, whether you need a tennis court, a gym, yoga classes--whatever it might be, this is not the place to get it.

This is my third year in a row on the George Mason University Campus for the purpose of attending…read morethe Virginia High School State Swimming Championship. Parking can be a challenge for visitors depending on timing. There is a lot of close surface parking. The lot was overall pretty clean with minor debris. The facility although dated to the early 70's is in great condition and was fully renovated in the past 15 years. The primary pool and diving well is for George Mason Swim and Dive team practice and competition. However, faculty and students can use the pool. They also have a Masters swim group. The spectator area is extremely compact, but spans the entire length of the pool and well. The Olympic size pool is 50 meters with movable bulkhead, platform diving and well. The aquatic complex consist of approximately 145,000 gallons of swimming capability. The Long Course pool has eight lanes for competition with depths of 7-8 feet for greater speed. The facility is maintained to high standards and is kept very clean. The locker room area is somewhat small, but was pretty clean. There were two malfunctioning items. A sink was closed off and a non flushing urinal. Fairfax is a cool historic city with the George Mason campus meshing into the community. Day passes are offered to visitors for $10. This covers the entire pool and fitness areas in the building.