Let me be clear that I am by no means a polo expert. But it's fun to watch. This is a great family…read moreoption. You pay by the vehicle to get it, so it's pretty reasonable cost wise. Bring lawn chairs or a blanket/beach towel as there is very limited seating. There are usually a couple of food trucks and Walsh Family Wine is there.

Pierre and his team are fantastic summer and after school vendors for elementary schools in the DC…read morearea. They offer top notch SAFE soccer programming for young children and are super passionate about the sport and education of young children. I highly recommend Jouons Soccer for families looking for structured after school programming that is active, engaging, and FUN!

These guys are great! my boys loved the coaches even though they're quite strict. We can't wait…read moreuntil the pandemic permits us to play again!

I passed by this dog friendly square several times walking to the downtown area and catching…read more metro lines. Dedicated in April of 1881 the 10' foot bronze statue is in honor of David Glasgow Farragut (1801-1870), the first Admiral of the U.S. Navy, famous for his role in the Civil War. The material is from his flagship propeller the USS Hartford . Vinnie Ream, the artist was the first woman to receive a commission for a statue from the U.S. government. The statue is 10 feet in height and scenic from many streets. The Tatte bakery has a perfect view of the square with its freshly planted spring flowers and is a perfect location for people watching. So, grab a pastry and latte and enjoy this historical sight.

They really spiffed this park up. It looks so much nicer! I especially liked the comfortable…read moreseating they have scattered around the park. I have not seen seating like this before, but it looked very inviting and comfortable. Strategically, it also keeps people from lying down on it.

We found ourselves on a rural Great Falls road in an attempt to buy something from someone via…read moreFacebook Marketplace. Really beautiful and quaint area. Along the way, I saw a sign for a general store and we decided to check it out on the way back home. We love antiques and figured it might be interesting. As expected, once you step through the threshold, you feel as if you're transported back in time. Old fashioned canned goods, souvenir drinkware, old artifacts, various candies and even my childhood fave Cracker Jacks. My girl grabbed a roll of some caramel candy and I wanted the Cracker Jacks. I love that the box was the old fashioned - didn't love that it tasted like it was from the 1930's. When I say this $2.50 box of Cracker Jacks was stale, that would be the understatement of the decade. I practically needed a jack hammer (see what I did there?) to get the stuff off my teeth. As a consolation, the four peanuts were tasty. Bottom line: Cracker Kenny was not happy with the Cracker Jacks. Quaint General Store but the Mill was not open when we visited. Worth a quick visit if you're in the area.

We did a tour as part of the FCPA family events. So much fun! It's perfect for 7yr+ kids. The guys…read more(they were all men) that showed us the mill were so engaging and answered ALL the questions little kids have. Such a fun gem in Fairfax!

Chevy Chase Club has great food, a cozy vibe, and an awesome ice rink for skating! The pool is a…read moregreat place to chill and the shakes are great

Disappointing. Not such a great place to work. They do not offer full time employment and under pay…read moretheir employees (only $12 an hour). Not a living wage! Although the club does look nice and has a lot of space...the management is too concerned about the "members" needs and requests and not enough about their employee's needs. They have a crappy "break room" which the food is not of good quality and it was reported that a few employees got sick from eating the food for lunch and had to close down for a while. They also have a ridiculous "no cell phone" policy...you can't even use your cell phone in case of an emergency which is dangerous....and could lead to a lawsuit! You are expected to come into work super early on a Sunday morning at 7am just to be there in case members show up... sometimes members didn't even show up at all for their reservations without notification They only dedicate one day a year (Christmas holiday party) to reward their employees for hard work. Be cautious if you work in the tennis department you will get laid off or have your work hours reduced during the winter season when the outdoor tennis shop closes and indoor shop opens! I would not recommend this club to prospective members or anyone looking for full time employment.

Lovely park, with play ground, workout station, little free library, fields, splash park, dog park…read moreetc

The Park at LeDroit is a large pubic park in the neighborhood of LeDroit in NW D.C. The…read moreneighborhood is historic and makes for a great walk looking at the beautiful homes. The park itself includes a playground, an urban farm run by Common Good, a Capital Bikeshare station, a beautiful mural, and benches for sitting. It's also a great place to walk your dog!

My 2 1/2 year-old son and I checked out Huntington Park for the first time the other day. It's…read moretucked off a little trail in a neighborhood with street parking. We brought his bike and they had this cute little bike lot for him to drive around on next to a big playground and a field and trail. We will definitely come back here with our scooters and bikes.

When you come to this park what you get is a mixed bag of out-of-town visitors, groups of…read moreoccasional demonstrators, and mounds of homeless people. Not so many locals here that just come to hang out at the park. It's somewhat cleaner than most of the other parks around the city, and that's probably due to it"s proximity to the White House. So I don't really think this is a destination park. It is more like a meeting point where visitors congregate and then plan to circle back to once they an on leaving. I saw a couple of vendors selling over-priced hot dogs and soda, but nothing there of any major significance. I do believe it is safe though, as the entire area is teaming with secret service police. I will still roll through there on my bike, but I'm probably not going to plan a visit with the family.

A great park to see the White House from a different perspective. This is the closest to the White…read moreHouse you can get as well. Plenty of security of course and tends to be where protesters are always setting up. The park itself is nice with several monuments to see and open space to enjoy.