For what it is, a decent park. I wish the county could at least add portable bathrooms. There's a…read moregood bit of open space here. You might be thinking, isn't that normal for a park? Yes but this areas population and building density is up there. Sometimes it's good to take a break from the suburban madness. This park has a good amount of trees. Parking won't be a problem. Also I like how there's baseball and soccer fields. Whether you play organized sports or not, this is a wonderful spot for a pick up game. There is a small playground for little kids. Plenty of benches to sit in. This little gem is appreciated, but it's basically a neighborhood park.

Cute park with a small and big slide as well as a swing set. It could use some upgrades.read more

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.

The photos that were on here previously must be of the park as it used to be, because it's clearly…read morebeen recently renovated and is simply awesome now!! The entire kids playground area is fenced in, they have public bathrooms right next to it (currently closed for the winter), there is a sheltered eating area, basketball court, and soccer field next to it. And did I mention how awesome the playground itself is?? There is also a small dedicated parking strip as well as street parking through the neighborhood. The play structures are made to look like wooden treehouses, and even have little hidden creatures carved into the trees (which were super fun for my daughter to try and identify.) there's a "big kid" structure and a little kid one -- although the slide on the little kid one is still really fast! Fair warning, haha. I like that once the kids get up towards the top of the big kid slide it's completely enclosed by netting, although the level underneath has a lot of places where smaller babes could fall off, so just keep an eye on your littler climbers. There is one of those netted rope tire swings as well as a couple of baby swings, a double-seated see-saw, and an natural play space area with branches and sawed logs and stuff where kids can build and get creative. I'm a huge fan of Madison Manor and will absolutely be back soon!

This is a great playground. More for bigger kids on the…read moreclimbing side. They do have a dice for little which is great for my toddler as he's not ready to do serious climbing.

This park is tucked away in a quiet residential neighbourhood, and it's a nicely kept secret. Much…read moreof the playground area is heavily shaded which makes a good option for those sunny summer days. Some of the playground equipment is a little older but there's enough here to keep kids entertained for a couple of hours. There's a little shelter/house, climbing bars for older kids, and a fire truck apparatus. Immediately outside the playground area is a covered picnic shelter, basketball courts, and soccer field, which I have never seen used. This is a nice option for those seeking a more private/quieter park experience.

We often head towards Route 7 when we we're looking for things to do with our two small kids (3 and…read more1), so it was from the recommendation of another parent that we try this 'hidden' park, that they described as the private community park that no one else knows about. And they're right; there's almost no way you'd know this park is here unless you lived here or you scoped the FCC parks website before wandering around. There's no signage outside of one announcing the name of the park in front of it* and no directions from West St. to lead you there. Mostly, after spending the afternoon at the park, I can understand why the locals wouldn't want anyone to know about it: it's great! A huge field for running around, or a makeshift soccer game; a fairly extensive playset for the younger kids; a grill and a covered area to have a picnic. There's not much parking available other than on-street and, being that this is a residential neighborhood, you're parking in front of people's houses rather than in a parking lot. The fields/playset back up directly to people's backyards so anywhere someone doesn't have a fence, it can get a little weird when you make eye contact with people who are just hanging out at their house. But regardless, a great neighborhood park and a good asset for FCC, at least if you can find it. * - Moose out front shoulda told ya.

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.

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Well maintained park…read more One of the 14 recreational parks located in the City of Falls Church where residents and visitors can walk, run, bike, trail, and play. The Park offers a rectangular field that is scheduled by the City and two baseball diamonds that are scheduled by the County. Great place for watching baseball games and dog walking.

My kids wanted to try hitting in a batting cage and all the outdoor ones were closed for the season…read moreso I went online and did a search and found this gem. It was $40 for an hour to rent a lane and I chose to self pitch. You can have as many kids bat too. They do have the option of machine pitching but it would have been to fast for my kids. Since my kids were young, they did have child bats for them to use. Overall, if you wanted an indoor batting cage, this place is nice and its all about baseball and softball!

A great experience all around. I was looking for a place close to where we lived that was priced…read morereasonable and most importantly, was able to provide the services and training my son needed. Whether it is renting out a lane to conduct batting practice or to participate in their scheduled training, the process was easy! Half hour in the cage was $30 and for an additional $10, you have it for the whole hour. Over Spring Break, they ran training, which was perfect and enjoyed by my son. Each day, it was no fail the question of..."can I go back tomorrow?" We will definitely be back. Enjoy!

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!

Nice baseball field. My son and I have played countless games here. Actually it's more catch, and I…read morepitch to him in fear for my life. He is a pretty strong wiry guy, and have caught incorrectly, a few of his line drives. Thank goodness this is a relatively safe place. All jokes aside a beautiful diamond. Have enjoyed also timing his runs here. Vienna does a good job of maintaining everything. The portapotty here is hideous. Think Trainspotting. Other than that, a place to play some catch. It works out well for that.

Are you kidding? This is a Little League dream come true! Have a hot dog and enjoy the game!read more

This place is hidden right in plain sight. You'll walk by here 100 times and never notice it but…read moreit's worth a look if you're in the area. There's a nature trail that takes you through some woods and along a small stream. Not exactly the Appalachian Trail but it's a nice spot in the middle of Falls Church.

This is a nice, somewhat secluded trail. It took us a while to find the entrance. Its great for…read moreshort walks with the dog. There is a stream running along the trail, which is mostly gravel. However, if you are an avid runner or are looking for a long walking trail, don't waste your time. The trail itself is less than a mile long.