I've always wondered what this pool is like thanks to the super long wait list (more than 10…read moreyears!) and thanks to a swim meet, now I know! It's a huuggee pool. I wouldn't be surprised if it could be set up to be 50 meter lanes instead of the standard 25 meter lanes. The pool is a T shape, with 3 diving boards on one end and a gradual entry on the other end. There's also a small water slide. Theres also an extensive snack bar with a lot of options. They even offer relish, mustard and mayo packets for a deluxe experience with your burger or hot dog. That said, this pool has been around awhile, and you can certainly tell in the facilities. The shower/bathroom area is OLD. The tile is pink from back when pink bathrooms were in style. But I don't hold it against them since the pool is so nice!

Enjoying Independence Day at Vienna Woods! Having a great time, great staff, snack bar. :)read more

I've been going to Lifetime Fitness for over 13 years, and Zach is by far the best Aquatics Manager…read moreI've seen. He takes the time to talk with everyone and really gets to know the members. His staff is well-trained, friendly, and professional, and the pool and sauna are always spotless -- which is a major factor for me. Zach is also great with kids and makes swim lessons fun and engaging. I especially appreciate the small basketball hoop he added to the pool area -- such a thoughtful touch that members of all ages enjoy. You can tell he truly cares about creating a great experience for everyone. Keep up the excellent work, Zach! Lifetime is lucky to have you.

My husband, one year old and I moved from Cali and being new here we decided to try the gym out. We…read morehave now been here for fourish months I cannot express how much we LOVE this gym. Not only is the staff incredibly welcoming but the love and support they have for our daughter is amazing. This gym has become a home away from home with the amazing childcare, staff, top tier shakes and even swim lessons. We're so grateful to the staff for making us feel so welcomed. Patiently waiting for toddler Lifetime Merch !!

Audrey Moore Rec Center is a Fairfax County facility and it is an older facility but they have…read moreeverything you could ever think of. Outside, there is baseball & softball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields (turf) a skate park, & several walking or biking trails. Inside, they have a full-size swimming pool & diving well with both spring boards and platforms, there are racquetball courts, a gym, and studios for all kinds of classes like yoga, as well as a physical therapy office through INOVA. I have been here many times for my son's soccer & swim team practice as well as just coming to play and have fun. Personally, I have been here for yoga classes as well as PT including aquatic PT. You can purchase a class pass or pay a one day fee or you sign up for a wide variety of classes offered year round. On Wednesdays they have a local farmers market out in the parking lot. They also have county recycling bins, which I have used recently for glass. Note: as expected there's a heavy chlorine smell in the pool area so if you're sensitive before warned.

Love the swimming pool for lap swimming but there is a theft problem here and issues with Lost &…read moreFound. Keep your items close and never let your guard down.

My friends invited to this Rec center to play walleyball. This was my first time playing this fun…read moresport. It's a mix of racket ball and volleyball. It's played with a standard height volleyball net but softer ball. You can hit the sides of the wall as well. It's a fun sport. If you're looking to play walleyball in the Fairfax area, check out this rec center. You can call them in advance and reserve a court. For 2 hours it costs each of us $11. You also get access to other facilities in the rec center. They have a decent locker room for shower and decent sauna. Huge swimming pool. Large parking area as well.

Despite the posted open hours on the official web page, the Center is closed for renovations until…read more'April 5' (of '26?)!! . See the bottom of https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/recenter for a zoomable map of all RCs, to fine your own nearest alternative, and call them first. You'll find partly blocked parking and construction fencing across the entrance plaza with an apology in 3" lettering. I only knew they were having minor problems with plumbing and shower curtain vandalism. They have now posted announcement at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/reccenter/providence

I'm shocked to read all the bad reviews below since VAC is my happy place. We've been at the pool…read morefor 5 years and every year, I'm excited to see the people I haven't seen all winter and that I'll be seeing almost daily for the rest of the summer. I think the community is great! We also have an awesome swim team that has climbed up to Division 2 this summer, so if you're looking for a great swim coach where your kids can swim competitively, this pool is it. The swim team is also big enough that your kids will have plenty of friends to choose from. There's a nice cohort or about 5-6 girls and 5-6 boys in each age group for your kids to gel with and my kids look forward to playing with their swim friends after practice. If you're looking at VAC verses Dunn Loring, I personally prefer VAC because: -the pool is set back from the road so you don't hear street noise -the pool has trees to provide shade for the mornings and evenings - I've heard about friends who are Dunn Loring members getting awful sunburns -the fee to become a member at VAC is refundable when you end your membership, unlike Dunn Loring -we only have one pool but it has 8 lanes making for much faster swim meets. Swim meets at Dunn Loring seem to last forever.

I had a relay carnival there and there walls were horrible no grip, freezing cold on a hot day and…read morewater was nasty.

Best pool ever and amazing snack bar also a very good pool and if you are interested sign up it is…read moreworth it

We do not belong to the pool but we fully utilize the tennis courts through a paid program. My son…read morehas been taking lessons here for a couple of years now and we love how it is hidden in the middle of the Wakefield Chapel neighborhood & surrounded by trees. They have two separate courts; a bigger one on the higher level that has two on it and the smaller one on the lower level that has one, so it's really a great facility where you can have a lot of people playing at once. There's also a little tennis building with a covered cabana area that offers tables & a lot of seating where parents or friends and family can sit and relax while they wait, and a smaller waiting area between the two courts. If you prefer to stay active while you wait, the grounds are connected to many trails that you can go walk or run on. Our neighborhood community pool has swam against this pool during swim season and it is also a beautiful facility.

The building looks brand new. They have a 50-meter pool. I could not find the 25-yard as a warm-up,…read morebut they talk about it. The building has a good gym where you can work out, and there is a nice spot to sit next to the pool or on the lawn to watch.

This place is horrible. I pay $28,000 in tuition every semester, and you're telling me I can't use…read morethe SINGLE ab machine in the entire gym? Wtf? I walk in and see a huge part of the place "under construction." Keep in mind I have a fractured elbow and other injuries, and the only way for me to train abs right now is with an ab machine which is locked away in a room labeled "under construction." Why can't you just move the only ab machine out of that room and put it in the main area? Is it too heavy? Does it not have wheels? I genuinely don't get it. And every time you walk in, something is always out of service. The Smith machine has been broken since August and it's now the end of the semester. All this money, and the only thing they can do is tell you "you can't do this, you can't do that." At this point I'm seriously considering getting a membership at a private gym. I can't stand this place anymore. If you go to GMU or plan to, seriously consider the fact that the fitness facilities, not just the Aquatic Center, offer horrible service with pointless "safety" rules and regulations that make everyone's life harder. Hope this helps.