FREE open gym every other Wednesday for my special needs daughter. What an amazing opportunity to…read moresocialize and get much needed exercise in a clean and safe environment. Love this place.

Super small yet great new local community center! Doesn't seem like they have too much aside from…read morethe two courts in which many open gym sports are played on different days/timeframes! (Ex. Volleyball, basketball etc.) Of course since it's new, all of the nets and equipment are also new and the workers and staff have been helpful and nice! You will need your NCS card to swipe in order to get in! 8/10 would recommend to join to try new sports with the community members and/or meet new people within your athletic interests!

The Middleburg Community Center was first conceived in 1946 and after a flurry of fund raising,…read moreconstruction commenced and the building was completed in 1948. The facility has hosted many activities over the years and is rented out for weddings, private parties, seminars, meetings, and more. In years past, I've spent part of a Sunday manning a booth at a particular show that is held every year in this building. It's a neat building from a historical perspective - but it has one issue - the building does not do real well at cooling. When you pack a lot of people into an old building like this - all those folks sucking oxygen combined with the lack of air flow - really makes the place uncomfortable. It's even worse - on a day like today - where you have a sudden warm snap!

I teach adult exercise classes, balance, posture and Tai Chi, at the Middleburg Community Center…read more The space we use is handicapped accessible, has a bathroom and the room has wall to wall windows letting in lots of natural light. Olivia and Sue have both been great to work with and my students are all grateful for a local, comfortable, safe and inviting activity space. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Woody McMahon Sequoia Health and Fitness, Inc

I've done some research on this neighborhood, as I have a real estate listing there now. They have…read morea very informative website and newsletter, very nice amenities, and a reasonable HOA fee for the residents, considering all of the amenities available. Learn more about Ashburn Farm at their website: http://ashburnfarmassociation.org/living-planned-community/ If you are interested in buying a home there, contact me for a current list of available properties and recent sales.

Spent a few hours at the Ashburn Farm Pavilion and it was great! The location is private and quiet…read more The kids had a great time running around and playing at the playground! Overall great place to have an outdoro party!

I've been going to RCC water aerobics for 8-9 years now and had classes with many of the…read moreinstructors (Emily, Jody, Kathy, Dory, Anita) all of whom are excellent. Each instructor has a unique style and they all bring a wealth of knowledge to the workouts. They explain the exercises well and respond helpfully to questions. These classes have prepared me for knee replacement surgery and made recovery much quicker. Motion is lotion!

We were very disappointed with Camp Goodtimes on the Road. The camp was unresponsive when an issue…read morecame up, refused to refund the cost for a missed day even though the schedule was unclear, and shifted the blame to parents instead of taking responsibility. Communication was unprofessional, and overall the experience did not meet the standards we expected.

Had a fun time playing basketball there on Wednesday nights with a group of adults. Everyone gets…read morealong and friendly environment

Do not go to the playground after 5pm. Teenagers who are breaking all rules, lack any parenting,…read moreand are overall horrible examples for any child, have taken over, and it appears they've been allowed to do so by management. This place is unmonitored and such a devastating loss of a safe resource for kids who are there for the right reasons. Frederick Douglass would be horribly disappointed in these youth. Arrogant, acting a fool, completely missing the point of the theme, and an awful and embarrassing representation of Loudoun County. They were belligerent, swearing, and acting a fool in front of young children. Way to go "parents." It makes me ill thinking of the lack of civic knowledge amongst these kids. Blatantly stomping on hard earned tax payer dollars with this once fabulous community resource. What an absolute shame. I will never go back and never take a class here either.

Checked out this new rec center for the first time today. It's brand new so everything is super…read morenice and modern and clean. A day pass is only $6 which is a steal compared to Fairfax rec centers and PW county Freedom Center. I only came to use the pool but staff was super friendly and welcoming. They have a huge rock wall that no one was using and multiple exercise machines in use but no apparent lines. The vibe was very "community" with all ages and types of folks. Many apparently meeting up for their daily outings. Lots of "Hi and How are you" from neighbors. Went at about 8:30 am on a weekday. the pool is beautiful. The temp is very cool, but refreshing. No waiting, plenty of lanes for Laps. The locker room is clean and very private with individual showers. I will definitely return. It opens at 5am on weekdays which definitely puts it in a category by itself

So I am stepping away from food reviews to talk about this amazing community center!…read more I just wanted to say thank you Fairfax and the employees to making this safe environment and place where people can go to live a better life. From the gym, to after school activities for kids, to sports and sooo many other services. Amazing institution and recommend everyone who live in Fairfax To check it out:)

This community center is an underutilized resource! Any Fairfax County resident can join for free,…read morewhich gives them access to for-fee exercise classes, open gym time, many free and for-fee senior activities, free sensory room, after school teen program, etc. I especially rely on the community center in the winter as a way to keep my kids active while indoors since there's plenty of space to run around, including a Saturday morning open gym time. I'm glad I'm lucky enough to live nearby to utilize this community center's services often.

I'm giving this super-modest community center a whopping 5 STARS. If I could give it a 10, I…read morereally would! It's totally old-school and that's why I like it. I used to work in the fitness industry for well over 10 years. In my former career, I was as a personal trainer, group exercise instructor, and also part of the fitness management team. I've been to facilities all over the USA, including South America, Europe and the Caribbean. I have quite the insight about fitness equipment, brands, what motivates people, and so forth. My point is, this modest facility has everything one could possibly need, but without all the overly- pretentious- unecessary-fluff and without the weirdos. They offer plenty of cardio options. The ellipticals were modern, in perfect condition, smooth and well maintained. Treadmills were smooth. Recumbent bikes and spin bikes were available. As I was checking in on yelp, there was a Spin class in progress. Folks were respectful on the indoor track. Interactive sports was a whole vibe! There were several pick-up basketball games happening, like 2 or 3 going on. And folks were talking plenty of smack! I was low-key watching the basketball drama as I was walk-jogging around the indoor track. Totally entertaining and hilarious. It was awesome! 2 Pickleball games were happening as well as volleyball games. In another room there was also a bunch of tables, I think it was a ping-pong room...?? They also offer an indoor skate night. I have no idea what that means or when it happens, lol!! I just saw a bunch of signs for skate rental, and a bunch of racks which housed thick plastic covers for the floor, I guess to make it smooth for indoor skating?? They have a machine weights circuit, a free weight/squat and leg press room, another weight room with dumbbells and other free weight exercise machines. There was an area for group-ex classes, so lighter dumbbells, steps, stretch mats, bands, weighted bars. I used this area to use the hand-held weights, cool down and stretch. And plenty of space on the side of the indoor track to do your own thing. I saw folks practicing volleyball, pickleball, and just independent exercises. This "community center" truly has it all and seriously, competitively compares to other fitness facilities in the area. It may not be as sleek, posh, and modern as your overly-priced $80 - $200 per month facilities, and lacks towel service, steam room, sauna, and locker rooms. However, the equipment is the same! And you have an indoor track, which most gyms do not offer and plenty of social and interactive sports. I came on a Wednesday evening after work, and it was not overly crowded inside. Outside parking was a pinch tricky, but I was able to secure a spot. I enjoyed working out here. I would like to come here once or twice per month, to offset the monotony of my current X-Sport, recently bought out by LA Fitness gym membership that has a lot of run-down, broken equipment for months without repair. It reminds me of going to the campus gym in my college years. Very nostalgic! Anyways...highly recommend.

This facility works for indoor track events. That's one major part of this center. It is strange…read morethat this is connected to a couple schools. There's a community center. I'll say it definitely needs to be upgraded. Time is back in the day there, with outdated options for especially young folks. There is good parking here. Before you laugh, Arlington is known for this being a major challenge. For once you can pull in, without a meter or parallel parking! There's some okay basketball hoops here. Also little kids will enjoy the climbing and playground equipment. This is a family friendly place. My hope is they will update it in the near term.

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

Must see and must do site on the PWC- Fauquier County line. While the site itself was closed on the…read moreday I visited, I walked the nature trail and was able to see the mill and the all the ruins on the trail. The train still runs by and the water from Broad Run make a spectacular scene. Good for families, solo hikes, or a date. Really special place and important historical site.

I was driving down the interstate and all of a sudden I see this massive structure. I knew it was…read morehistoric. I flew on by realizing it would be painful trying to get there when I was on the same side as it was on my way to Shenandoah. On my way back, I managed to figure out what this place was. It was an old 5 story stacked stone structure built in 1742 that had survived several wars and milled food through all of them. in 1998, it was victimized by arson. The roof is gone, and the building has remanence from the fire. Currently, the mill is blocked off from being accessed. According to their website, they are making updates to the road. I accessed it by the railroad that runs behind the building, but as mentioned, the fence does prevent from access. It was really neat to see and I really wish it wasn't blocked off so I could get closer. It's definitely worth a stop if you're in Broad Run and into history.