May the force be with you…read more Walking through the Shaw District it was nice to see all of the graphic art. Loved the Star Wars themed murals at Stead Park. Luke Skywalker. Darth Vader. Stormtroopers. Yoda. So much fun. Definitely look around on your neighborhood walk. Do or do not. There is no try.

Looks really cool but it's currently under construction. The sign says it will be open in the…read moresummer of 2023.

the teeboxes were sad greens not taken care of. the bunkers sad it was just not my favorite golf…read moreexperiences could've been better. But okay for the price

I like the convenience of this course, but the grounds aren't the best. The ground was pretty dry…read moreand took a while for me to be able to push my tee down. The grounds team also decided to water a hole for 15 minutes which prevented us from playing. We then kept getting yelled at to play faster and that we were slowing things down, which was pretty frustrating. I might try again in the fall.

This area is markedly elevated above the street and was not a public space of any note until…read morerelatively recently. The area has a playground, a fountain, and some nice views. You could walk down the street and not realize how much space there is at the top of the stairs, but it's worth taking a look.

This new park is easily the coolest park in dc! I don't love that there's a sandbox, but the kids…read moredo, haha!!! There's everything a kid could dream of, for all ages, and a huge grassy field, and a rec center. This is definitely the new spot. It's very busy, but so cool!

The Overall Vibe This skatepark is truly a world-class…read morefacility located right in the heart of Arlington. 2. From the moment you arrive, the energy of the local community is infectious and welcoming. 3. The design is modern, sleek, and incredibly well-thought-out for all types of riders. 4. It stands as a testament to what a great public recreation space should look like. 5. Whether you are a local or just passing through, this place is a must-visit destination. 6. The atmosphere is consistently positive and motivates you to push your limits. 7. You can tell the designers really cared about the flow of the entire park. 8. It feels like a sanctuary for anyone who loves life on wheels. 9. The park is impeccably maintained and looks as good as the day it opened. 10. Every visit here feels like a fresh opportunity to learn something new. The Concrete and Flow The concrete work is exceptionally smooth and provides the perfect amount of grip. 12. There are no awkward cracks or bumps to ruin your line while you are carving. 13. Transitioning from one section to another feels natural and effortless. 14. You can maintain your speed across the entire park without constant pushing. 15. The layout allows for endless combinations of tricks and lines. 16. It is rare to find a park where the geometry is this precise. 17. The flat ground areas are level and perfect for warming up your basics. 18. Every corner of the park serves a specific purpose for progression. 19. The drainage system is excellent, meaning the park dries quickly after it rains. 20. You won't find many "dead zones" where the flow simply stops. The Bowls and Transition The deep bowl is a masterpiece of transition engineering. 22. It offers vertical sections that are challenging even for seasoned veterans. 23. The pool coping provides that satisfying "clack" sound every skater loves. 24. For those just starting with transition, the smaller bowls are very forgiving. 25. The hips in the bowl section are perfectly shaped for catching air. 26. You can spend hours just carving the lines in the deep end. 27. The transitions are consistent and don't have any weird kinks. 28. It provides a great environment to build your confidence in the air. 29. The shallow end is perfect for practicing your grinds and stalls. 30. It is easily one of the best bowl setups in the entire DMV area. The Street Section The street course features a variety of ledges that slide like butter. 32. There are rails of different heights to accommodate everyone from beginners to pros. 33. The stairs are spaced perfectly for those looking to send it down a gap. 34. I love how the manual pads are integrated into the overall flow. 35. The A-frame ledge is a highlight for anyone who enjoys technical skating. 36. You can find plenty of bank-to-curb spots to get creative with. 37. The hubbas are intimidating but shaped perfectly for long, smooth grinds. 38. There is a great mix of round and square rails to choose from. 39. The variety of obstacles ensures that you never get bored with your session. 40. It truly mimics the feel of a high-end urban skate spot. Beginner Friendliness This park is an amazing place for beginners to get their bearings. 42. There is plenty of open space to practice pushing and stopping safely. 43. The low-impact obstacles allow new riders to learn without too much fear. 44. More experienced skaters are generally very respectful of those learning. 45. It is a great spot for kids to develop their balance and coordination. 46. You see a lot of parents here supporting their children's progress. 47. The park offers a clear path for progression from small to large features. 48. Everyone started somewhere, and this park honors that journey. 49. It is heartening to see the next generation of skaters thriving here. 50. The inclusive environment makes it easy for anyone to feel at home. Professional Features On the flip side, the pro-level features will test even the best athletes. 52. The height of the larger ramps allows for massive amplitude. 53. You will often see incredibly talented riders putting on a show here. 54. The technicality of the ledges requires precision and focus. 55. It is a legitimate training ground for those looking to go pro. 56. The park is often used for filming high-quality skate edits. 57. The speed you can generate here is truly impressive. 58. It handles high-impact landings very well without vibrating your feet. 59. You can really see the professional influence in the obstacle placement. 60. It challenges your creativity just as much as your physical skill. Park Amenities and Location The surrounding park area is beautiful and well-landscaped. 62. There are plenty of benches for spectators to sit and enjoy the action. 63. Having access to water fountains is a huge plus during hot summer days. 64. The restrooms are nearby and generally kept quite clean. 65. Parking is convenient and usually easy to find close to the entrance. 66. The park is situated

I love the energy and flow. A great pace to skate, or just observe.read more

I passed by this dog friendly square several times walking to the downtown area and catching…read more metro lines. Dedicated in April of 1881 the 10' foot bronze statue is in honor of David Glasgow Farragut (1801-1870), the first Admiral of the U.S. Navy, famous for his role in the Civil War. The material is from his flagship propeller the USS Hartford . Vinnie Ream, the artist was the first woman to receive a commission for a statue from the U.S. government. The statue is 10 feet in height and scenic from many streets. The Tatte bakery has a perfect view of the square with its freshly planted spring flowers and is a perfect location for people watching. So, grab a pastry and latte and enjoy this historical sight.

They really spiffed this park up. It looks so much nicer! I especially liked the comfortable…read moreseating they have scattered around the park. I have not seen seating like this before, but it looked very inviting and comfortable. Strategically, it also keeps people from lying down on it.

Havent played the course in a while. From what I remember it's excellently designed and a good…read moreplay. My only complaint, my cart died and it took an exorbitant amount of time to get a replacement. A big problem when you have other groups coming up on you. I'm not a ClubCorp fan but this course is good.

I called yesterday after 2 pm to have a state inspection. Oscar told me they are done doing it for…read morethe day. I asked what time they start doing it in the morning, he said 7 am-5pm. I came in at 7:08 am today. Kevin told me that the inspector comes in at 8 am, asked me if I wanted to wait , I said yes. After 2 hrs of wait I noticed my car has not been pulled in yet so I came up in the front desk to see what was going on, Kevin told me the inspector is slow. It is very frustrating that I came first thing in the morning to make sure I will be served first thing as I came in first thing in the morning but that did not happen. I will never come back to this place ever again.

I grew up around neighborhood parks, but I don't remember them ever feeling quite like Walter…read morePierce Park. There's something about this park that genuinely captures the community around it. What I love most is how completely it changes depending on the hour. Early in the morning, there might be a workout group getting started--or, occasionally, someone asleep on a bench who perhaps did not quite make it home the night before. A few hours later, delivery drivers are taking a well-earned break. In the afternoons, there are families and kids, especially after school and throughout the summer. There's a regular afternoon cigar smoker. I've walked through yoga classes, watched pickup basketball games, and seen the big field transformed for Little League, soccer, and football. By evening, people are sometimes sitting outside having what looks like a little dinner party. It just ebbs and flows with the neighborhood. There's a dog park, although my dog is far more interested in the apparently exceptional sniffing opportunities throughout the rest of the park. And honestly, simply walking through is one of my favorite parts of living nearby because there's always some tiny slice of neighborhood life happening. Walter Pierce Park isn't particularly grand or elaborate, and I think that's exactly why it works so well. It just quietly becomes whatever the neighborhood needs it to be at that particular hour. To me, that's exactly what a neighborhood park should be.

This is a small park with a lot going on inside. Walter C Pierce Community Park is the definition…read moreof a community park. It has something for anyone. Lots of athletic areas for those looking to play a game. You can also enjoy the dog park. It seems most people like to bring a dog. It has one of the largest dog parked around here. The area is large but it feels smaller because of all the dogs and people there. If you don't have a dog you can still enjoy the athletic facilities. There's a few basketball and tennis courts, which always seem to be in use. It's not the nicest park, but it will do for some outdoor activity. Most dog owners are courteous but many aren't. Try going at not as busy times.

This park is a special hidden jewel in Bloomingdale. It is a private park maintained by neighbors…read moreand nestled behind a city block of houses surrounded by ally. It has beautiful landscaping and a number of community events including holiday lights, a community yard sale with food, entertainment and contests. Their is a movie series in the fall and other special events like Pride in the park which brings in thousands of dollars a year for maintenance upkeep and improvements. Bring a blanket and a frisbee and a friendly dog and hang out.

Crispus Attucks Park is a true neighborhood park. It's in Bloomingdale surrounded by rowhomes. If…read moreyou didn't know it was there, you'd easily miss it. Once inside, you'll see a large green space with benches, gardens, and a space for dogs. They sometimes host neighborhood events as well. One of my favorite parts of this park is the guestbook under one of the benches for visitors to sign and share wisdom/thoughts.