Came here before (& after) the DC United game and was quite impressed with the beer garden. It…read morereminds me a lot of the Nats Bullpen a few years ago with the huge, open layout. I would definitely recommend anyone going to DC United games to come by for a drink or two. It is a family/kid friendly as well as pet friendly, so you are likely to run into kids and dogs here but it is really a beer garden. There are lots of activities here to keep you busy while enjoying some drinks. There is a large TV screen (w/ great picture) that can be split into multiple screens for game watching, etc. There are also lots of corn hole sets, giant Jenga, connect 4, a small soccer field, and probably the best activity is the Axe throwing they have set up. There are also lots of benches and seats if the endless amount of activities is too much for you. They serve beer, wine, pop, and a couple other drinks but there is no hard liquor here (lost 1/2 star for that). My other knock is that there are not a lot of food options but I am sure that will change. There was an oyster bar as well as a grill stand making chorizo rolls and other assortments. Definitely worth checking this place out, though.

I want to like to is place and I understand that they are new and the place could change, but it is…read moreas if they actively trying to annoy you away before you use all your tokens. That's right, you have to buy tokens to buy beer, wine, or soda. All at different prices. But hey, a discount if you buy 5 or 10 up front. It has a nice big screen. But singular. Nothing else. And good luck on sightlines unless you get one of the picnic tables up front, because there are umbrellas at the picnic tables obscuring the view. Why umbrellas? Presumably because there are no shade structures to otherwise speak of. If it is a hot sunny day, the asphalt surface will surely bake you. They have potential here and it does seem like a work in progress - axe throwing might be on the horizon - but with the stadium construction, it is hard to get to, it's loud, it smells bad, and it's also summer time, so it's hot. All things they can't control. Maybe they'll improve what they can.

I did a full season of youth soccer here and it was a little wild. Week 2 the coach quit and no…read morenotification was provided from the center so it was strange the next week when we didn't know what was happening. Then our team was combined with a year older group and it was clear that 1 the teenage coach couldn't handle the younger age group alone and 2 that the age disparity was a problem. On the bright side I do think that the games they use to teach the kids are good for skill building. The facility is not great, it definitely needs some love, bathrooms are runs down and honestly just not cleaned. Finally, seems weird to me that the jersey isn't included with the registration and they don't offer preorder so when they came in they ran out so not every kid could get one. From an organization standpoint just seems like a poor way of operating. Nothing makes a kid feel like not apart of the team like everyone having a jersey but you.

This place is a sh!thole. $12 EACH to watch a local club…read moreU23 soccer game???? Totally happy we don't live here LOL. DC region has MANY better facilities and I've never paid a penny to watch a NON-PRO GAME. That's how you can tell it's in the middle of nowhere. No competition means they can charge what they want. Not enough chairs. Overpriced mediocre snack bar.

George Mason University Recreation Center comes close to offering everything students and faculty…read morecould possibly need. This is my third visit for the purpose of attending the Virginia High School State Swimming Championship. Parking can be a challenge for visitors depending on timing. There is a lot of close surface parking. The lot was overall pretty clean with minor debris. The building although dated to the early 70's is in great condition. The majority of the facility is for the GMU competition pool. It was fully renovated in the past 15 years. The primary pool and diving well is for George Mason Swim and Dive team practice and competition. However, faculty and students can use the pool. They also have a Masters swim group that uses the competition pool. The spectator area is extremely compact, but spans the entire length of the pool and well. A 25 yard training pool is also offered. A nice size tiled in hot tub, sauna and fitness room is on the same level. The Olympic size competition pool is 50 meters with movable bulkhead, platform diving and well. The aquatic complex consist of approximately 145,000 gallons of swimming capability. The Long Course pool has eight lanes for competition. What I did not see was indoor basketball courts. However, they do have multi purpose areas in the building. They also have offices and classrooms. The locker room area is somewhat small, but was pretty clean. There were two malfunctioning items. A sink was closed off and a non flushing urinal. Day passes are offered to visitors for $10. This covers the entire pool and fitness areas in the building. 3.5 rounding down.

The GMU Field House is a nice break from the Aquatic and Fitness Center (AFC) where everyone else…read moregoes. I think it is safe to assume the Field House is where most of the people playing sports for GMU go. The Field house is open to all students and AFC members but this place is for serious athletes only! You won't see dudes with tons of hair gel and girls caked up in tons of make up here (unlike at the AFC.) You also won't see many machines here. There's a huge weight room, in and outdoor track, and four indoor multipurpose courts. There probably is a little more than what I've mentioned because I usually hit up the weight room with one of my friends then leave. If you end up going to a GMU athletic building you won't be disappointed!

Did a spring tennis league. I thought that the organization did their job, they promptly…read morerescheduled matches and reacted to weather events. Granted, this was just reserving courts and putting out a schedule. Not sure if we will do again due to the participants' lack of commitment but that is not FXA's fault.

Complex billing that they don't even understand. You can't talk to a person when there are problems…read moreand there are lots of fees.

Sign up for the tour given by the park authority ($10 per adult) and you will get a fascinating…read moretour with access to buildings that are normally locked to the public. Our guide today was Morgan and she was extremely knowledgeable.

Located very close to the Dulles airport and the National Air Museum . There's free and easy…read moreparking.Entrance is also free.If you want to take a tour that does cost a fee . I came here without expectations and open to what I would see. The area is very walkable.There's a visitor center . It has information and artifacts from the property . It's also where tour tickets can be purchased .I was able to tour the grounds, including the recreated enslaved quarters. I was able to go inside of the enslaved quarters. Some of the buildings are undergoing renovations and can only be viewed from the outside. This includes the main house.The guide stood in the middle of the grassy area and talked about the main house. He also showed pictures of the inside. Yes, this area was part of the Underground Railroad , but not as a beacon of freedom. It is also on the national registry of historic places. Owned by north Virginia's first congressman and his family this was a working plantation. At one point it was also used by confederate soldiers. Give yourself at least 45 minutes for the grounds.

Good, kids club is terrific. Bad, men's and women's showers…read moreare outdated, unclean looking. Shower hardware loose and old. Compared to Life Time in Gainesville it rates well below Gainesville. Gainesville is new, shower stalls are larger. Because of the color looks much cleaner. The last general manager lost his job because he increased rates of members that posted a negative review here. How epic.

I have been a member of this gym for several years, but unfortunately, the quality of management…read morehas significantly declined under Mr. Love. I recently had a very concerning experience after leaving an honest negative review. Mr. Love called me directly, and instead of addressing my concerns professionally, he was dismissive and made me feel guilty for speaking up. During that conversation, I explained ongoing issues: limited access to equipment due to overcrowding and frequent classes, the steam room often being closed without any posted cleaning schedule, and staff behavior that can feel rude and unwelcoming. None of these concerns were taken seriously. A week ago, I experienced another incident. As I entered the steam room with three other members, we were abruptly told to leave because it was being cleaned. There was no prior notice or posted schedule, and the staff member handled the situation in a very rude and inconsiderate way, despite the fact that we were already undressed and ready to use the facility. Following this, I spoke with a manager, Beth Douglas, to share my concerns. From the beginning, she labeled me as "agitated" and "difficult," which was both unprofessional and dismissive. I was not even offered a seat during the conversation while both she and the maintenance manager remained seated, which made the interaction feel uncomfortable and disrespectful. Instead of addressing the issue, I was told to consider finding another gym. After informing them that I was recording the conversation (due to being labeled unfairly), my membership was terminated. I also attempted to contact corporate to escalate these concerns but was unsuccessful. After reading other reviews, it appears that similar complaints about management and staff behavior have been raised by others, with little to no action taken. It is disappointing that a gym at this price point fails to provide not only consistent access to amenities but also basic customer respect. A gym should be a welcoming place that supports well-being and stress relief, not one that creates additional frustration. I cannot recommend this location based on my experience.

This preschool is warm and inviting for toddlers and preschoolers. The curriculum is balanced with…read moreacademics, values teaching and learning through play. The director is warm and communicative with families about their child's activities and interactions in the preschool. They host several seasonal events in addition to their weekly program.

This is a great preschool. The staff and the teachers are passionate about the first years of your…read morechild's education journey. It is a warm and inviting environment for the children and their families.

Very nice vineyard. I found their glass of wine to be a bit expensive, but the chardonnay I…read morepurchased was fine. The grounds are rather hilly. It's a beautiful setting, and sits next to a regional park with a nice hiking trail. Parking here is a bit tricky they have more than one lot. Just know walking about the grounds isn't the easiest because of the hills. (Elders may find walking about difficult). There was a small wedding taking place during my visit, which added to the charm of the setting.

Paradise Springs Winery is such a beautiful spot, especially if you're looking to spend a relaxing…read moreday outdoors. The grounds are amazing--surrounded by trees and rolling hills, with a vineyard nearby that really adds to the atmosphere. On a nice day, it definitely gets busy--almost every picnic table was taken when we visited--but there was still plenty of seating inside and on the patio. They had a food truck on site, and you can also order charcuterie platters at the counter. I liked that you can bring your own picnic too (just no outside alcohol). They are also dog-friendly! I was a little surprised to see so many kids, but thankfully parents were keeping a close eye on them, so it didn't take away from the experience. There's a solid selection of wines available by the bottle or as tasting flights, so it's easy to find something you like. Tastings at the bar with a wine educator are a nice touch, though they can be a bit limited if the place is really crowded. The only downside was that they seemed a bit short-staffed during, so tables weren't cleared as quickly as they could be. That said, there are plenty of trash cans and bottle bins around, so it's easy enough to help keep things tidy. Overall, a great place to unwind with friends, enjoy some wine, and soak in the scenery--just be prepared for crowds on nice days!

I've been to this venue several years ago. I love that parking fee is already included in the…read moreticket. Guest services and staff were amazing. I had an amazing experience. Numerous alcoholic beverages to choose from, also finger food available. Sound was nice and clean bathrooms.

Can't believe I came to EagleBank 5 years ago! Went back…read morerecently for a Keshi concert and had a wonderful time. Seats are very reasonable and I was seated fairly close to Keshi. I like that it gives an intimate but still an amazing feel of a concert. I actually went by myself enjoying a seltzer and he waved at me. Security was everywhere so I felt safe too.

I like pools. The water pool was warm but not in a way where it's not like pee. But it's also a poolread more

Purchased a 30 day membership for $30. So far I'm enjoying it! There are personal trainers here to…read morehelp you out. They offer various classes that you can partake in. They also offer swimming lessons for kids!