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!

This small park is a gem! It has a playground area with swings, slides, and different playscapes…read more The park has a walking trail (paved although could use a bit of work), tennis court, portable restroom, parking lot, and sports field!

PATRIOT PARK is NOT PATRIOT PARK NORTH. I know it gets confusing but it's two different parks…read more Patriot Park has a much simpler playground behind the Mott Center. No swings and on a rubber surface. While Patriot Park NORTH is the baseball themed one. Patriot Park is fine but bakes under the sun. It's in good shape.

Some of the best baseball fields in the county are here. As much as I do love this sport, I'm not…read morethrilled the county tore down countless trees for this. This is part of development, but I still wonder if worth this cost. For what it's worth there's a lot of parking spots. You'll find the bathrooms clean for a government operation. The fields are beautifully maintained. One is great in particular, and the dimensions were well thought out. All levels of players will find something. Do you have little ones? There's a playground for them. It's baseball themed as well.

Good generally for a dog walk but way inside the suburbs - the park is good during fall season…read morecan see the amber foliage

Field 1 in horrible condition. Uneven, grooves between mound and home. Diet not conditioned so…read morewhen players slide their momentum is stopped

Quaint little wooded parklet that stretches along a section of Wolftrap Creek. Not too much to it…read moresave for a nature trial, some bridges across the creek and its various tributaries, and a few wildlife preserves and signs about the flora/fauna of the area. The park is historically associated with the bridge that FBI double agent Robert Hanssen made a number of dead drops under for his Soviet and later-Russian handlers on multiple occasions from the late-1970s into the early-2000s. The bridge is still there, and more-or-less the park's main attraction, though it is unmarked and easy to miss. Feels like there should be at least a little informational plaque on/near the bridge, but I suppose the county/federal government doesn't want to glorify espionage. Keep in mind that the park is narrow as it hugs the creek, and passes in plain sight of suburban backyards. There are several exit paths to the trail that take you into the adjacent developments; I wouldn't recommend just walking across the brush if not near an exit path despite its proximity. This area gives strong NIMBY vibes and some of the homeowners may chide you for it. Also, there is almost no bus service in these neighborhoods and you will have to walk 30 minutes to get to the nearest metros (Spring Hill/Greensboro).

For Cold War aficionados, definitely stop by here. If you are familiar with the movie Breach, or…read morethe real FBI traitor Robert Hanssen, you'll want to go here. For years he left garbage bags full of US National security secrets here. On a plus note this is where, the disgraced agent was arrested for his crimes. He later was convicted, sent to Colorado's Supermax prior to dying this past winter. It is eery walking here for these reasons. Other than that a pleasant stroll. Connected to neighborhoods in Vienna, it certainly is safe. Well traveled during day light hours. I used to take my dog down here for walks. Admittedly I miss her but am thankful for those good memories. Was happy to meet a happy dog walking here last week. If you're in the area, this is a nice break from suburban madness.

There are a lot of ball fields here. I used to be the worst right fielder, when playing little…read moreleague. Always got on base, only by having been hit by a pitch. Yes it hurt, but I got to take a walk to first. The past few years have been rough. My guess is the city and its partners, will soon be fixing this up. Last couple times it's seen better days. The concession stand is still here. That brought a smile. All the times we'd run after a game for candy. There is a decent amount of parking, although you're on your own, if a baseball ends up through the window. Also there's a trail on the left, that leads to the CCT.

LOVE this park. The trail is sooo nice. Always greet such nice people along the way and the…read moregreenery is very calming. I've walked these trails for years. Just recently moved out of the neighborhood, and missed the park. Thought to read the reviews and am shocked to see only one. You're missing out if you haven't checked out the trail. Enjoy (and be sure to keep it clean!! :)

Interesting if you're into the Civil War & Gilded age of America, for sure. Owner(s) of the home…read morestudied or were at least interested in the occult (bad ju ju). Beautiful architecture & quite knowledgeable staff, even though it was the very last slot for a tour, it didn't seem as we weren't rushed in the least bit.

Nice park, however, most of it is inaccessible because it is behind a locked fence! Beautiful…read moretrees on the property. There is a horse trail the doubles as a walking trail-just watch where you step.

Fun place to have your four legged family member run. Far better for them than humans. Have been…read morehere several times. It's a decent dog park, but the others in the area, are better than this one. Great folks and of course, dogs of all sizes in the chained up area. If you want to wear a dog out this works. There's a few benches to relax. Parking is plentiful. This spot can get crowded though. I do wish the county could upgrade it a bit. Will they? Not sure but hope so. For now it's basic, but hoping more will be added.

This dog park is very simple. Wide open space enclosed with a chain link fence. There's only about…read more3 park benches within the enclosed area for pet owners and no water station for the dogs. The ground consists of dirt and small gravel reminiscent of kitty litter so probably not a good park to visit after it rains because your pup will be a muddy mess. The wide open space is great for the dogs to run around though and expel some energy. So far this place is the biggest dog park in diameter than any other I've visited in the area. Plus there's a nice grassy field on the other side of the lot for those dogs that do well off leash and not within a confined area. One major dislike is that the poop filled trash cans are right within the doggy park dual gate entrance which isn't at all a welcome scent. I recommend holding your breath while you fidget with the fence to get in and out of the park.