Compton Village is a planned development housing community located in Centreville, Fairfax County. There are 549 housing units in Compton Village, including 133 single-family homes, 400 town-homes, and 16 condominium units. Continue reading
Established in 1966, Gulf Branch Nature Center was the first facility of its kind in Arlington County dedicated to the study and conservation of nature. Since then, generations of Arlingtonians have visited the nature center, participated in its education programs and Pioneer Day events, and hiked along its trails.
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Little ghosts and goblins of ages 3- to 8-years-old are invited to dress up in their favorite costumes and visit Kidwell Farm on October 25, 2019. This farm is in Frying Pan Farm Park’s outdoor farm area. They will get a chance to enjoy fall-inspired fun, games, and wagon rides. They can also trick-or-treat with their favorite farm animals and enjoy a treat to take for the ride home. Continue reading
Tyrol Hill Park is a two-acre park adjoining the Forest Glen and Arlington Mill Neighborhoods, with connections branching out into the nature trails of Glencarlyn Park.
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There is a lot to be said about Glencarlyn Park but I will try to summarize. This beautiful and secluded 95.5-acre park located in Arlington, Virginia, provides a host of family activities. From shaded picnic shelters to fishing, children playground, amphitheater, nature trails, and a dog park.
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Hidden Pond Nature Center is located in Springfield in Fairfax County. Hidden Pond Nature Center is spread upon 25 acres of land and is an oasis of woodlands and wildlife. The one-acre pond is home to turtles, fish, frogs and many birds, among other animals. Hidden Pond Park is the perfect place to bring children of all ages as it features tennis courts, a playground, and a nature center. You can also see live animal exhibits in the nature center, as well as have the opportunity to purchase items such as educational books and food. Fishing is permitted at Hidden Pond Park, but all fish caught must be released back into the pond. Continue reading
As the name suggests, Glebe Road Park is loacted in North Arlington at 4181 N Old Glebe Rd, Arlington, VA 22207. If you ever want to visit this four-acre park here are 4 things that you can do there.
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I had been to Lubber Run Park many times mostly for picnic and gathering, but this time I decided to just go and enjoy nature. It's a little park that runs from the Ballston area down to Route 50.
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Arlington Loop. This paved 16.5-mile loop runs along with four of the most popular trails in Arlington. It takes cyclists, runners, and walkers on a route along the Potomac River past Reagan National Airport; through the shady Four Mile Run and W&OD trails, which traverse many of Arlington County’s parks; and down the Custis Trail into Rosslyn.
Bon Air Memorial Rose Garden. The Arlington Rose Foundation established these formal gardens as a living memorial to Arlingtonians who lost their lives in World War II. The garden which is often a site for wedding photos contains 135 different rose varieties and 2,500 plants. There are also playgrounds, sports courts, and picnic areas.Continue reading
Dawson Terrace Community Center and Park
2133 N. Taft Street
Arlington VA 22201
Contact Number: 703 228 1805 and 703 228 6525
The Dawson Terrace Community Center and Park offers the use of their facilities for the community’s recreational and social needs.
Facilities of the Dawson Terrace Community Center:
Picnic Area
Charcoal Grills
Multi-purpose Field for the Youth
2 Basketball Courts
Volleyball Court
Nature Trails
Playgrounds
The Dawson Terrace Community Center and Park is open from Sunrise half an hour after Sunset excluding facilities with lights.