Really important to have little theater here! Great troupe doing interesting repertory of mix of fun snd serious plays. Kept us entertained during lockdown! And to have a gym, theater, and classrooms for ESL in one place really gives this a true community feel. Especially when our Congressman is performing:-)

I visited the community recreation center because a friend's daughter had a basketball game there. As I entered the building, the staff greeted me and asked if I needed any assistance. The establishment was clean and the staff were courteous.

This is a great spot for the community. They have programs for children, teens, adults and our seniors. The staff and faculty are in tune with our locals and are excellent at providing space and time for everyone. The facilities are clean and properly maintained. I have had the great opportunity of being invovled with several of their community events. - OHLOW

For senior citizens, this is a friendly place to hangout in Fairfax County. They have fun programs such as Line Dancing, Zumba, Qigong and TaiChi. The staff are friendly and efficient. The building includes a large gym and lunch room, all well maintained and very clean. Parking is plenty and easy to navigate. Check it out, you'll like it .

I don’t know about the inside, but when I played football here the field was not leveled/on even ground! One end zone was substantially elevated from the other, and the bleachers were broken. If you kick a field goal in the slopped end zone, it could end up in a graveyard. Terrible football venue.

We’ve seen 2 plays there and really enjoyed them!

The staff and people are nice. There is a small fitness room with about 5-6 treadmills, some machines, and free weights up to 8-9 lbs. There are also 2 gyms, an auditorium, a computer room, and a bunch of small classrooms that can be reserved for a fee. The only issue is the room with the ping pong and pool tables are for teen use only after a certain time. However, if there aren't any teens using it, I think it should be open to adults. If teens want to play, then adults should stop and hand it over. One Saturday after 7pm, there were absolutely no teens, but my dad and I were not allowed to play ping pong. The doors were open with lights on when we were about to step in. One of the staff saw us and shouted down the hall that we cannot use it. He came towards us and proceeded to turn off the lights and lock the doors so that NO ONE could use it. What is the point of being a community center and having a ping pong table if you're not going to allow full usage of the equipment? Still boggles me.

Visited here. Staff warm and welcoming. I wasn't sure where to go and someone walked me personally to help me find the exact location of the room i was to be in.

I like the idea of ​​having a community center near me.