Cute park to take the kids to or a peaceful spot to walk the trail. It has two playgrounds (one for…read moresmaller children and one for bigger kids), swings, a baseball field, and a basketball court. There's also a gazebo area that's perfect for lunch and a few benches where parents can relax. The park is conveniently located right next to the Waterworks Splash Pad, where kids can swim during the summer before enjoying a picnic under the gazebos. One downside is that there's only a porta-potty on site, and it isn't very clean--so it's best to make a restroom stop before arriving.

The trails of this park have played a major role in keeping me sane during the days of the…read morecoronavirus. Aside from the occasional grocery shopping trip, I truly do not go out except to walk. The forest trails here are so pretty and most of the time there's no one else there. It's just me, the birds (listen for the woodpeckers!), the abundant squirrels, and an occasional deer. There are many different entrances to the trails, so you can look at the maps online and decide which one you'd like to take. (Look up Neabsco Greenway TrThe trees are marked with different colors/lines to help you know which trail you are on. However, I do recommend bringing a phone with GPS capabilities if you are going for a long walk, just in case you happen to lose your way, especially as the landscape changes with the seasons. Most of the path will be gravel or flat dirt, although some sections can get really muddy if there's been a good rain. They also recommend using tick spray, although I've never had any bites when sticking to the established trails. Be sure to be respectful to others by staying at least 6 feet away if you happen to cross paths. These trails provide a great place to get some fresh air and enjoy nature!

Great parking area with a variety of play spaces! They have picnic areas and other courts and a…read moreporta-john bathroom just in case.

Small park next to busy road. Noisy traffic. There are sports fields and a children's playground…read more Nothing special.

This park has huge soccer field complex has plenty of walking trails, tennis courts, and a…read morebasketball court. The park has a playground for the kids to play with and bathroom and water fountain. The park is free to use, the soccer has to be reserved for usage. During the spring, summer and fall is the best time to use. The park has plenty of parking free of charge. Great park for anyone looking for a place to enjoy nature without the busy crowd.

HUGE park with basketball, soccer and tennis facilities. The playground was nice for my 5 year old…read moreto get some energy out. They had restroom facilities too! We will be back.

I went to park on July 25th and let me tell you, this was a great experience. This park is very…read moreclean and also the bathrooms were clean as well. First of all when you get to the park you are greeted and you have to pay $10 to get in. They are stocked with Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Crappies, Walleye fish. They also have grills and picnic tables along with grills. Make sure you bring your own garbage bags so you can keep the park clean. Everyone speaks to that walks by. Enjoy the park and have lots of fun!

I love leesylvania state park! it have been my happy place for year, i used to take my kids there…read moreall the tim, they had a lot of fun in there. Now that I'm older I love to go for a morning walk it make me feel alive been around nature but now I'm not able to go becouse now has a handicap person with a handicap permit i has to pay to get in and I also need to make reservation on weekends which is hard for me becouse sometines I decide at the last minute to go depending on how I'm feeling that day. I don't think this was a good idea and im really disappointed about that.

Ali Krieger Sports Park, a great addition to Prince William County and the new area of Potomac…read moreShores. I usually visit parks in Prince William County to have lunch at or to walk around at. This park is a very good park to do those things. They have a nice playground for the kids and professional-like soccer fields, as well. The park is well-kept and very clean. I would recommend this park to people who enjoy soccer or big open fields and for people who like to walk in parks or eat their lunch outside. I will definitely be back to this park!

This is a great clean playground. Most suited for older toddlers and above. Plenty of parking and a…read morevariety of equipment

This is a great hidden gem in Woodbridge for families with Toddlers. They can run around freely!…read moreGreat way for home school kids to interact with other toddlers their age. The kids ran and played with no care in the world. AND they had front row seating for parents to oversee the playtime. I am glad we found a place closer than DC area to allow toddlers to enjoy. When Chucky E. Cheese is packed with school aged kids? This works perfectly

Beehive in Woodbridge has gone down hill in the last year:…read more Pros: It does not have surge pricing on Fridays. Cons: - It opens at 10am - It was dirty, it had not been vacuumed recently - The Air hockey table was still down - The ball shooter area was still down and nothing had replaced it. - Some of the protective foam padding was falling down and was unsafe. Hyper kids in Alexandria is newer, cleaner, and better. Trampoline parks are generally cleaner.

If I were rating the parking situation I might take a star off, as there is a lot on one and…read moreprobably both ends of the trail, but it was packed, even on a cloudy night. There is another park with a historic house up the hill where no one was parked, perhaps because signs stated it closed after dark and this is a destination in the waning hours. However, the gate did automatically open for me to exit when I returned to my car, thankfully. The boardwalk is an impressive sight. People often say that DC is a swamp, which is not entirely true, but the wetlands in some areas offer a remarkable diversion from city life. There is a platform to get down close to the water, and the boardwalk is well maintained and wide, albeit still not wide enough for the array of colorful characters out for a stroll. My encounters included someone who seemed to be asking me how I was doing in English for the first time, someone balancing a water bottle on their head, and someone carrying a Tibetan singing bowl. It is free, and a worthwhile place to visit for those wanting to hear the sounds of the wetland without going too far from the city.

I love a good greenway! As a Carolina dweller, I tend to thrive in open spaces and this was no…read moredifferent. The trail has 3 different types of paths and leads to hikes too. The gravel and planks were so different and rustic. I was able to see the marsh and walk in the trees. Definitely a great walk. Kid friendly spaced with open airy walks. Multiple directions and connected to other trails too!

I grew up in the area and had no idea this existed. I love the walking trail I was able to do there.read more

This national park has been on my list of places to see for two years. Active duty military & their…read morefamily get free access to this park as well as military veterans and gold star families. They charge $20 for a vehicle (car) to enter this park. Annual park fee is $35 and a better option if you come to the park often and pay for entrance. We were immediately impressed by the scenic drive, low traffic, and visitor center of the park. This is the least crowded national park we ever visited with so many trails to hike & explore. Bicyclists will love the immense bike routes and trails in this park. They engineered the roads with bicycle only paved roads beside the automobile road. Perfect for bicyclists. The visitor center was conveniently located by the Laurel Loop Trail and restroom areas. It was the first place we visited to get information for the park and a stamp for our national park passport book. The rangers were very helpful and showed us locations & trails we might be interested in seeing. We hiked two hours on the easiest trails in the Prince William National Park. We hiked the Laurel Loop Trail, the Birch Buff Trail, the Mary Byrd Branch Trail, the Quantico Falls Trail, and the North Valley Trail. The rugged terrain of some of these trails made it difficult to hike. I actually got holes in the heels of my old boots walking these trails. While we hiked we listened to birds on the trails and identified some birds we never heard before: Golden-crowned Kinglet, other unknown birds - etc. The Lauren Loop Trail had miniature Fairy Homes placed along the trail which was a delight to see. The Quantico Falls Trail was one of the smallest trails and winded down to the Quantico Creek & small waterfalls. We spent the most time in this area sitting on the large flat rocks on the creek watching the falls and the fish in the water. Proper hiking boots and socks are a definite must for these trails even the easiest trails. Prince William's Park has of the most difficult hikes we encountered despite going on the easiest trails we encountered yet it was one of the most memorable and enjoyable times we had hiking. Looking forward to coming back to this park.