We recently experienced the Herndon Community Center for an event called "Puzzle Palooza." The…read moreevent required pre-registration and payment - which we did. The event was on a Sunday afternoon - the event was held in one of the larger rooms in the Herndon Community Center. Nice space, clean restrooms! #HerdonCommunityCenter

great community center with lots of options for families and residents. would recommend especially…read moreif you are a TOH resident

Great Park for toddlers! We met a nice family that invited my daughter to their daughter's…read morebirthday, that they were having that day at the park.

Love this park! It has an awesome kids playground good for toddlers and older kids! Tons of slides,…read more4 swings and a tire swing! They have a sand volleyball court, a soccer field, a baseball field and a softball field. They have restrooms that get about a 3 star rating, but get the job done. It's a popular park and there is a lot of parking.

Located in a quiet area of multiple building centers - Cassel's is a great place to come play…read morevolleyball! (I think there is also a small section for Ping Pong) I believe it has about 7-8 courts or so and it is usually always packed! There are many league games to be played through FXA and they also have courts up for rental. The staff there had been nothing been absolutely helpful and resourceful! Their ceilings aren't particularly low however, many high balls can bump into the lights and poles above. The lights are also blinding at times but other than that the court areas are pretty spacious -- minus the sides due to the nets. There is quite a bit of space to put your belongings and for people to come by to watch + support! The floors could use some sweeping as it is usually slippery/dusty Overall, this location consistently holds many leagues, tourneys, and open gyms and would recommend 7/10 for the facility but 9/10 to come play!

Fairly large facility with 7 courts! They offer volleyball, pickleball, and table tennis. There's…read morealso a side gym with equipment. The staff is pretty nice and they'll adjust the volleyball net heights and provide you with a cart of balls during open gym. Volleyball open gym is offered on Friday and Saturday nights and can get pretty busy but a great way to get practice in. Depending on their schedule, you can also reserve a court hourly during the other days of the week.

World Gate has been my main gym for at least 3 years now. It's not the cheapest gym I could go to…read morebut for all the facilities and options offered plus the proximity to me, I cannot find another. The membership price is reasonable considering all of the facilities. However, it's not reasonable if you don't use all the facilities! Sometimes, I feel like I'm paying for some stuff I'm never interested in using - like the racketball rooms, the spa, yoga classes, dance classes, etc. There's another gym that's like 2 minutes away from me and costs like 50% of World Gate but they don't have a sauna which is essential to me. The facilities that I use regularly are the weight room, the sauna, and showers. I do like having the ability to swim sometimes if I want to. World Gate has a lot of options. I don't enjoy the price I'm paying but I also do not see another gym with all my non-essentials at a better price so I continue to go here. What's missing though is the actual cold plunges - not cryotherapy chairs. If they can manage that, I'd not be complaining about my membership price. I'd have everything I need.

Staff is friendly but several of the machines downstairs including all six of the stairmasters have…read morebeen not working and rather than fixing the problem they put it aside. I enjoyed playing basketball but now pickleball is taking over half the gym everyday and the entire gym every other day which is very stupid and inconsiderate considering the tennis courts are rarely being used when pickleball is in the gym. The main pickleball instructor is also very unfriendly and always insanely rude whenever asking us to leave. Please move pickleball OUT of the gym or you will be loosing lots of business.

Let's Hajime...In life you have to Rei and respect the dojo. Although slated for basketball, Hoops…read morePlus transformed into a dojo. There was plenty of parking and handicap accessible. The staff were friendly and very knowledgeable of facilities. This was a great gathering of those Judokas to demonstrate their training. I truly enjoyed seeing the vast age ranges of competition. There was adequate dining area and light snacks and drinks could be purchased. It was a golden experience

Bottle filler is never working . . . The only thing the kids really need. Super hot for summer…read moretournaments- understandable Just make sure the bottle-filler is working.

Went to hit balls at their practice wall, to find that they don't have one as shown on google. To…read moremake matters worse.... None of the outdoor courts have nets! None are usable right at the end of the summer... what a shame.

This is a lovely and functional city park adjacent to the Herndon City rec center. The park…read morefeatures a baseball diamond, basketball courts, soccer fields, tennis courts (which are covered in the winter), covered picnic area, and for the little ones, two playgrounds, one for 2-5ers, and one for 5-whatevers. The equipment is clean and in good repair, and our boys (2-year-old-twins) love it. There are indoor restrooms available at the playgrounds, but they aren't particularly cozy, if you know what I mean. The park is up against the W&OD trail and across the street from the Herndon City golf course. It's also a short walk from downtown Herndon; we like to park near the farmer's market and walk down the trail to play on Thursdays. It's a great little municipal park with a great location!

I wish one of the YMCA's in Maryland had an indoor track (well, let me add, I haven't done a full…read moresearch, but the one's I've visited do not). It's small, but it's a good option on cold days when you'd rather NOT get on a treadmill. This is a pretty big Y! I was here to perform a PT test for some applicants. They allowed us to use their space, which is great. Kenny at the front desk was very helpful in pointing me to where I needed to be. The trainer was also very helpful in assisting us with dedicating one lane of the track to the applicants. I would love to work out here. I didn't do a full tour, but I never met a gym I didn't like! There was plenty of equipment and again, the indoor track is a plus. I saw women in what appeared to be an aerobics class and I must say, that room is huge! There's plenty of space for anybody who wants to join a class. It's also very bright and airy. I see that they also have childcare which is huge! I saw them playing outside. It appears to be a pretty spacious area. Some kids were down on the basketball court going through a workout. Too cute. But yeah, I'm a fan of the Y and this one looks pretty inviting.

YMCA childwatch hours are as follows: Mon-Sun: 8 am - 12 pm…read moreMon: 4 pm - 7 pm Tues-Fri: 4 pm 7:30 pm I started going to group classes with a friend last winter with a similar aged toddler so that helped with accountability. Not sure about non walkers but I've seen other people bring babies in and it seems fine. They don't do diaper changes so they'll either call or physically find you if there's a bowel movement so I wasn't comfortable swimming but weights, walking or group classes seem fine. You can bring a snack (without peanuts) and drinks to make the transition easier. I guess I've seen some parents bring a meal like pizza. As others have said it's not as premium of an experience as Lifetime or Worldgate but it has a pleasant neighborly feel. Really wish the pool had a bigger leisure area for kids. It's mostly overrun by lap swimmers whenever I've visited.

Came here as I was visiting near the area with a friend. I usually go to the OneLife in Clinton. I…read morewas very surprised on how small and cramped this gym was. I truly hope the members are not paying the same price as we do in Clinton. It feels like it was an old gym that OneLife came and bought. I went midday and it was not crowded. They have all of the machines you would need but about half of the machines look like they were from the 90s. I would come again but I think with many other gyms close by, I would think they need a bigger space and more updated equipment.

Editing to reply to business owner: Alleging you can't find…read moreme in the system when I'm issuing my literal first name on here is essentially trying to say I'm lying on this review lmao but whatever. I pay way too much monthly to come into a one life gym that still has this style of equipment. Maybe because my home gym is for totten but this is ridiculous. This equipment is all older than this gym itself. The gym smells like a sewage drain. I legitimately had to work out with a shirt over my nose and ended my workout early because I couldn't stand it anymore. The layout of the gym is always chaotic as hell. Yes there's a lot of machines, they are all old maybe 10% of what's in here is "new". Studio has no fans, neither does group studio. That makes no sense to me. First time at this location, I unfortunately moved to this area, but I won't be coming back, I'd rather make the 25 minute drive to the Manassas location where is actually clean, and new equipment Editing to add that there is in fact not a single fan in this gym, even the treadmills, don't have a built in fan. Might be the reason this location SMELLS as bad as it does. I'm

There are many things to like about this park. Initially I thought the park was small, until I…read morestarted exploring it. There are plenty of amenities. There's a basketball court, tennis courts, exercise stations throughout the park, a soccer field, a playground, and even a little chapel. I came here to use the trails. There is a trail that goes around the lake. It's has stunning view because the lake is surrounded by spectacular houses. Also, a portion of the Blue Trail passes through the park. The Pink and the Blue Trail run throughout the city of Reston. I was a little nervous about using the trail and crossing the streets. But there are pedestrian tunnels to cross under the busiest streets. Every time I come to this park, I always see plenty of people exercising. 5 stars.

This is one of my favorite spots in Reston. Between the baseball fields the basketball court the…read moretennis courts the random exercise equipment set up along the walking trails. This is a great family friendly environment and I usually take my dog for a walk here once a day. The view from the lake is absolutely stunning. There are at least two docks if you have a boat or a canoe you'd like to take out on the water. There's usually Little League baseball games going on for the kids and people playing tennis at all hours but not in a busy or overcrowded type of way. There's also bathrooms and water fountains for people to use which is convenient. The gazebo has two grills and is perfect for an outdoor get together or a family outing. I would highly recommend this location to anyone trying to enjoy Reston's outdoors.

Best playground in all of Virginia! Recently updated--highlights for my 3 are:…read more old school see saw Spinning wheel Zip line Ultra tall slides Musical area For adults Lots of picnic tables in shade Ample parking Challenge for all ages, including teens/pre-teens

Well kept areas, yummy concession, helpful staff. Not much parking though so be prepared to walk.read more