The Community Center needs to have a review to reflect the upgrade of the walking/hiking trails…read morethat have been constructed. Tucker Road has a ice skating rink along with baseball/football fields and tennis courts. But my main interest in coming here for the last three years has been to exercise, they provide many different paths at the center with many circuitous routes. I like to circle the entire property when walking and this amounts to approximately 3/4 of a mile and there are many activities and games being played so you're not just looking at greenery around you, which is never a bad thing. I am pleased with the progress of TRCC and am rating on the presumed upgrades they will continue to make. Overall I see it as an average to above average area to get a nice walk in. And what's wrong with that.

Randall Pool is the closest pool to my apartment in DC, and I love that it is a quiet little pool…read more It's never crowded when I visit, and there are plenty of chairs. The pool is a good size and has a gradual entry if you are here to sunbathe. The only downside is summer camps in the afternoon. It's accessible from the circulator and metro, and it's free with your DC ID!

It was a school trip, we decided to eat our lunch here before going into the Rubell Museum.read more

Excellent courts!!! Please enjoy and share with your friends!! We currently take a lot of pride in…read moremaintaining them. Jose R.

There are three really great tennis courts here. I'm a little hestitant to write this review; it…read morewould be like writing a review for a secret surf spot on the west coast or north shore. This is the kind of spot you want to share only with your good friends. The courts have lights, tight nets, blue playing surfaces free of cracks and ragweed, and plenty of free parking. If the Highlands park courts are full, just head down Arlington Ridge and check these babies out. More info here (http://www.arlingtonva.us/departments/parksrecreation/scripts/parks/GunstonPark.aspx)

Great local league with lots of options for players of all levels. You can really pick and choose…read morewhen, where, and how much you want to play with TennisDC. I personally like the monthly tournaments and the seasonal leagues. TennisDC does an excellent job of keeping the entry fees low and reasonably priced, while still providing great prizes from a sponsor (Tennis Warehouse gift certificates!). I like that TennisDC's website will keep track of your stats like your Win-Loss record (by year and in total), % of games won, and other fun tidbits of info. The people I've played have mostly been friendly and easy to work with on playing times/locations. Every now and then, there will a guy who throws a tantrum on the court. It's annoying, and I just try to avoid playing these people in the future. This seems to happen in every sport men play competitively, and I've seen it less in this league than other ones in DC, but such is life.

Great experience with TennisDC! It helps you to play with people at your level and area in DC…read more Totally recommended!

My son has been in the Competitive Development program for over 6 months. This is perfect for our…read morehigh schooler who has an interest to play proficiently, but primarily recreationally. Being in and out of lessons due to our nomadic lifestyle as a military family makes A Plus a perfect fit. The availability of lessons for all levels, the attentive coaching staff, and pristine indoor tennis facility make A Plus Tennis a great value. My only area of suggested improvement is increasing the availability of slots as we were on a waiting list for months as newcomers to the area.

I am a new member and have been so welcomed by this tennis community! A Plus runs clinics, flights,…read moregroup lessons, one on one lessons - it's all been great! And now they have added pickleball!! There are 5 indoor courts and I have never had a problem getting a reservation. You can have contract time (reserve and pay ahead for the same court, same day and time for whatever a particular length of time), or call ahead 48 hours and reserve one (or do online). Easy - affordable - friendly - knowledgeable! So happy to have found them!

Great staff. Great people. Great location! I love this place. General Manager took time with me -…read morehe's terrific! This is a hidden gem in CC!

From the owner: Carroll Tennis Center is an indoor tennis facility that serves all or your tennis needs. Lessons,…read moreClinics, Court time, Leagues, Events, Proshop with Restringing.

Along Rock Creek in Georgetown, Rose Park has a rich legacy. When first built, it served the…read morelargely Black community on Herring Hill. Its playground became the first racially integrated playgrounds in the city. The tennis courts are the home courts of tennis legends the Peters sisters. Signs throughout the park explain its history. The park itself has two playgrounds, tennis courts, restrooms, picnic tables and a trail that hugs the creek. Because of its location, it's a popular park for all people- families, runners, nature lovers. If you're hungry while at Rose Park, walk to nearby Stachowski's Market for a pastrami sandwich on rye bread that's two meals.

Great park. In between Georgetown and Dupont Circle is this green space. Rose Park is known for…read moretennis. Besides this, it has a great view of Rock Creek. The park is in a pretty safe area surround by homes. It has lots of amenities. Among these are the baseball field, basketball courts, and tennis courts. Tennis is the most popular here of these. Maybe you don't feel like playing with balls. You have other things here you can play with. Among these are a few playgrounds, with newer equipment. I read here that the bathrooms are scary. The last time however it seems they have been cleaned up since this. It has a trail along Rock Creek. It's popular with dog walkers and joggers. Watch so you don't step in waste.

great work treating the trees at Long branch ave. kids are more safe now. Thank you for all the…read morework you guys do

Nice, small, quiet and shaded. Just what I've been looking for. I'll come back, again and again.read more

Great responsiveness and service :)…read more Talks you through what is important for you and recommends

I'm just getting back into tennis and had my Yonex Percept 97 restrung here. I could not be happier…read morewith the result. The turnaround time was super quick, and the tension came out perfectly. Pete is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly takes pride in his work. He even helped me choose the best tension based on how I was hitting the ball and suggested a great dampener. Excellent experience all around, and he's the only one who will be doing my strings from now on!

I'm giving this super-modest community center a whopping 5 STARS. If I could give it a 10, I…read morereally would! It's totally old-school and that's why I like it. I used to work in the fitness industry for well over 10 years. In my former career, I was as a personal trainer, group exercise instructor, and also part of the fitness management team. I've been to facilities all over the USA, including South America, Europe and the Caribbean. I have quite the insight about fitness equipment, brands, what motivates people, and so forth. My point is, this modest facility has everything one could possibly need, but without all the overly- pretentious- unecessary-fluff and without the weirdos. They offer plenty of cardio options. The ellipticals were modern, in perfect condition, smooth and well maintained. Treadmills were smooth. Recumbent bikes and spin bikes were available. As I was checking in on yelp, there was a Spin class in progress. Folks were respectful on the indoor track. Interactive sports was a whole vibe! There were several pick-up basketball games happening, like 2 or 3 going on. And folks were talking plenty of smack! I was low-key watching the basketball drama as I was walk-jogging around the indoor track. Totally entertaining and hilarious. It was awesome! 2 Pickleball games were happening as well as volleyball games. In another room there was also a bunch of tables, I think it was a ping-pong room...?? They also offer an indoor skate night. I have no idea what that means or when it happens, lol!! I just saw a bunch of signs for skate rental, and a bunch of racks which housed thick plastic covers for the floor, I guess to make it smooth for indoor skating?? They have a machine weights circuit, a free weight/squat and leg press room, another weight room with dumbbells and other free weight exercise machines. There was an area for group-ex classes, so lighter dumbbells, steps, stretch mats, bands, weighted bars. I used this area to use the hand-held weights, cool down and stretch. And plenty of space on the side of the indoor track to do your own thing. I saw folks practicing volleyball, pickleball, and just independent exercises. This "community center" truly has it all and seriously, competitively compares to other fitness facilities in the area. It may not be as sleek, posh, and modern as your overly-priced $80 - $200 per month facilities, and lacks towel service, steam room, sauna, and locker rooms. However, the equipment is the same! And you have an indoor track, which most gyms do not offer and plenty of social and interactive sports. I came on a Wednesday evening after work, and it was not overly crowded inside. Outside parking was a pinch tricky, but I was able to secure a spot. I enjoyed working out here. I would like to come here once or twice per month, to offset the monotony of my current X-Sport, recently bought out by LA Fitness gym membership that has a lot of run-down, broken equipment for months without repair. It reminds me of going to the campus gym in my college years. Very nostalgic! Anyways...highly recommend.

This facility works for indoor track events. That's one major part of this center. It is strange…read morethat this is connected to a couple schools. There's a community center. I'll say it definitely needs to be upgraded. Time is back in the day there, with outdated options for especially young folks. There is good parking here. Before you laugh, Arlington is known for this being a major challenge. For once you can pull in, without a meter or parallel parking! There's some okay basketball hoops here. Also little kids will enjoy the climbing and playground equipment. This is a family friendly place. My hope is they will update it in the near term.