My husband & I stumbled upon this park when looking for things to do in Fredericksburg. We will be…read morerelocating in the coming months & wanted to get to know the area! The park is pretty big. There are a ton of trails, picnic tables, playgrounds for the kiddos, & a stream that runs all the way through the park. It's a great spot to take family photos and to enjoy one with nature! We love taking our dogs & letting them play in the stream. We have only gone to the park during the fall/winter time, so I can only assume how busy it is in the summer. The trails are dog friendly & we always stumble upon a new trail when visiting (who wants to do the same trail over & over again? Not me!). If you bring the doggies, make sure to also pack a towel & some water. There is no dedicated water station for them. I can't recall if there are poop stations along the trails, so bring those too! I also recommend calling the park ahead of time to see if they are open. There are times after a heavy rainfall that the stream is too high to cross with a vehicle. In this case, you'll have to park on the outside of the park. Another big thing is you have to drive pass an apartment complex (kinda weird I know) in order to enter the park. Don't be alarmed though! You will definitely see the park entrance if you keep going. I give this park a 5 star because it never disappoints. There is always something to do & my fur babies love it. I will definitely be back & can't wait to check it out in the summer! If you are in the Fredericksburg area, go to Alum Spring Park & enjoy the beautiful nature views!

Great park and playground for kids. Beautiful streams and walking trails. Definite must visit in…read moreFredericksburg.

I am thankful the personalized care my horse receives. The owners ensure that each horse is well…read morecared for and are quick to communicate any health concerns.

My children went to the Leeland Station location for nearly 3 years. Over that time, there were…read moreNUMEROUS instances of negligent behavior including specifically an assistant putting her hands on my child's neck to redirect him, leaving claw marks from her long nails (no video evidence and my son wasnt old enough to explain well plus no other adult saw ... so oh well nothing they could do). Moved his room and the next teacher, though nice, missed him going out to the playground and left him there crying and reaching through the gate. They claim it was a few minutes but he was so upset it took a long time for him to calm down - that was more than a few minutes and another teacher was the one to notice him. There are constantly new, untrained assistants rotating around and they arent observant. My son was assaulted and violated in the room out in the open and no one helped him. Police report, hospital visit and cps involved but because it was a child there wasnt much they could do. No exact date to figure out which adult and they dont record the videos anyway. That is their way out of everything. Sons were pulled immediately but it is so disturbing that when you reach out about such serious things you are dismissed by the director and assistant director. They are good friends with the person in licensing who claims they dont have a violation for that or no way to prove this... its all a big run around and no one is really looking out for your babies except for the few amazing teachers that are too good for that place. Oh and an added awful detail - they (directors) forged my signature on my sons medical document they redid. The few good qualities do not come close to having your child neglected and traumatized. My oldest had a great experience, but my youngest literally has a standing appt for therapy through the county after they heard his video account of the last incident. That trauma was 100% preventable with decent supervision and they should be ashamed of themselves for not doing more to prevent these instances before they happen. Every concern was brushed off and no matter what route I went I was known as being a pain to deal with instead of an educator and parent bringing issues to the forefront before something awful happens. LLE is their management group and clearly not correcting things from the top down. Be careful when enrolling your kids around the area - MANY daycares in the area are also LLE and ran/trained by the same people. There are better options. The violations on the DSS website do not reflect all of this - they find ways to not get the violations or it falls in a gray area with no evidence. Dont just use those in your research - reviews matter! Best of luck finding a good fit for your little one. Like I said, we had one good experience and one traumatic one - are you willing to roll the dice? I wouldnt risk it.

I toured here a year prior to touring again and enrolling a few months ago. I wish I'd listened to…read moremy gut. Throughout the enrollment process I didn't even realize who the director was because she could hardly answer any questions about facility procedures or regarding my child's food allergy. I actually thought the assistant director was the director since she was the only one who gave me information. More days than not my son was picked up with poop in his diaper, dirty hands and dirty face. I understand they are little kids and there's a lot going on. I didn't want to be that mom so I waited a while to bring it up to admin hoping it would get better. It didn't. I bring it up to the assistant director, she says she'll check in with the teachers. It gets better for a week or so but not consistently. On top of this, the door to the outside toddler playground is left unlocked and cracked with no one out there open multiple times at varying times of day. Each occasion I let a staff member know it was open. At a 630am drop off, it's open. I told a staff member and she replied that "they had a training the previous day and someone must've left it open" not seeming surprised. Concerned that this door was open all night I emailed the director asking if there was a reason for this that I wasn't thinking of. I detailed days and times this previously occurred and who I let know. She responded that this is the first she's hearing about it and she'll address it. Not even two weeks later it happens again. This tells me that she doesn't walk around the building and employees don't bring concerns to her attention. The final straw was coordinating with the director about moving my son to the next room. She thought he would get more attention and better care with the next teacher up. I definitely wanted to do this since his current room was chaos with no consistent lead teacher. Director and I agreed that he would transition for few hours a day for a week and then move up. The week he is supposed to be moved I see notifications from his old room. I call asking what's going on with the room situation. She doesn't know what room he's in, why he didn't go to the new room as he was supposed to etc. just in general no clue about the plan for my son. This was the last straw for me. The next day I grabbed his stuff and went to grab his EpiPens from the medication box where staff showed me it was since there was no one around other than the 2 opening room teachers. It was unlatched and unlocked. I didn't even find my son's EpiPen's in the medication box. Immediately emailed the director saying he wouldn't be returning or fulfilling the two weeks notice because of my documented concerns and to ask where the epi pens were since it wasn't in the box. She said that they had it, but didn't tell me where it was. We did pick up the epi pens but they were clearly not where staff previously told me it was kept. In addition to all this, one day I had my mom pick up my son. I gave her the door code and told her to bring her license. She walked in, the director was in her office with another staff member. They didn't pay her any mind. My mom asked if they needed to check her ID. They hesitated and then the director said "we'll take a look since you have it out." I filed complaints with DSS about the medication box and the door being left unlocked and open multiple times. The investigator called me and said she couldn't cite them for the door being unlocked and open since there's no specific code for that, but recommended I reach out to their district director. I did reach out to the district director who told me the door and medication box had been fixed. Too bad the center couldn't do that all along with my concerns instead of me having to submit complaints with DSS.

I began riding here as an adult student and have learned so much! Not only do I enjoy riding in the…read moreindoor and outdoor arenas but also throughout the property and we've even traveled to the trails of Lake Anna. This facility is very clean and the barn manager really takes a personal pride in what she does. She also cares for the boarded horses as her own. Can't recommend enough!

Wolf Mountain is a beautiful horse boarding facility located in rural Spotsylvania, VA. I brought…read moremy horse there in early March 2013 but unfortunately, within only 6 days of arriving there, he sustained a horrible injury and his recovery from that injury is estimated to take at least 1 full year, if not longer. Although the cause of the injury remains unknown, I feel sure that if I had been more alert to his care this might never have happened.

Terrible security. Anyone can walk in by following in previous parent. Employees do not follow or…read moreenforce the rule of no following. The keypad security measure does not work and is not feasible during busy times as parents are complacent and let anyone follow in after for convenience.

Oo you mean by calling corporate who never responded or had yet to respond by telling the director…read moreand the assistant director and THE SAME EMPLOYEE IS STILL THERE NOT TO MENTION HER Going outside and leaving children unattended in a hallway to where other teachers found them while she was outside, so I guess we can send our kids to a school pay all this money because they keep raising the tuition because it's supposed to be a high class daycare but yet our kids are constantly coming home with bruises accident reports being left behind and hallways while they're outside getting yelled at because these teachers don't know how to do their jobs properly not to mention. Stephanie is supposed to stay away from my children yet this morning when I drop them off, she waited until she thought I left to go into the same classroom with my children, and then decided to roll her eyes as she walked out the classroom.

Love that you can walk the creek, tons of space, and lots of fun for the kids and the dogs!read more

This is one of Culpeper County's parks. It is located just north of Route 3. There is a children's…read moreplayground and a cannon at the entrance. Off to the right is a gravel road that runs along the river with a few pullouts. The first pullout is for a handicapped access picnic table. There is a larger picnic area off to left. Along the river for the first part you may smell cow poop as there is a farm on the other side of the river and the top side of the park. If you drive further back or hang out on the left side this shouldn't be a problem. If you are in the area or traveling through it is a good place to chill out for awhile.

They were so caring on a very difficult day not to mention how reasonable the cost was. I…read moreabsolutely love it when the staff show love to your pet as if it were their own. We are transferring the rest of our fur babies to this amazing team!

Excellent doctors and staff. Been dealing with Dr. Horrick for years. Always great work.read more

Chris is a gentleman and a true professional. He has definitely done his homework for Lake Anna and…read moreis very adaptive when his initial plan does meet his expectations. It was 5.5hours of enjoyable fishing. I strongly recommend you try Chris if you enjoy fishing and will be on Lake Anna during the weekend.

A Perfect Family Fishing Day - Fish to Table…read more We had researched a few fishing guides ahead of time. Our kids had gone fishing with me a few times this year, but we had nothing to show for it. We thought we would try again with the help of Christopher. The entire experience exceeded our expectations. We had booked an afternoon slot, we just had to pay a deposit with Venmo. Christopher took care of all the details - boat, rods, tackle, bait - everything. We just had to show up. We showed up a little early for our 1:30 slot, and Christopher had already cleaned and prepped the boat, so we started a few minutes early. The whole day at Lake Anna one kid or the other was hooking a fish every 10-15 minutes. We lost about 20-30% of the strikes, so my kids caught 20 bass with only about over 3 hours of line-in-water. This time of year, Christopher did not need to use the sonar, he just knew where we should cast. He took the time to teach the us how to cast and the types of structures we should look for underwater. He also taught us how to skip the bait! I had never seen anything like it. He taught us how to feel for the fish, time the setpoint and finally how to effectively set the hook. Christopher threw in a little fish history and some fish psychology while scuttling between hot spots. We headed back about 5:00 with our keepers. He took a few photos for us and we headed home. We got home with our catch and taught the kids how to gut and clean their catch. We cooked our fish by simply wrapping them in foil with butter, salt and garlic. The kids loved eating their own catch. Perfect and memorable trip for the family. Truly outstanding. Five stars!