A fantastic museum, organized chronologically through major conflicts. The exhibits feature everything from small arms to armored vehicles and aircraft, with vivid dioramas depicting Marines in action. The layout is well thought out and honors the service members who sacrificed their lives in each conflict. Knowledgeable volunteers are present in each area to provide detailed explanations. Truly enjoyed the visit.

This was a fantastic museum. We were told it would take about 1.5 hrs but we took 3 hrs & we still missed things. As we walked in we were talking to a guy who was a volunteer there so he ended up walking with us & giving us lots of information. We had an amazing visit.

This has been one of the most impressive museums I've ever seen. The interior design, the organization of the exhibits, and the architecture of the building itself are simply marvelous. From the moment you enter, the staff is incredibly friendly, and in each area, there are well-trained personnel who explain things or answer any questions you may have. I spent two hours exploring the exhibits and left completely amazed. I have to go back with family and friends to experience it again.

The Marine Corps Museum is beyond awesome! AND IT'S FREE...if it is not THE best museum that I've ever been to, it's at least tied. It feels like you are almost in a theme park. I strongly suggest planning to spend hours there...I wish we had planned on two half days because there is so much there that it is simply overwhelming. I highly recommend that all go that have a chance -- and whoever gave this less than 5 Stars is...

This place is filled with education and dedication! Definitely plan to be there at least 2 to 3 hours to see everything. The layout is perfect and you easily move from one section to another. Highly recommend checking this place out, it's free to get in!

This was probably one of the best museums we have been to and we've been to a lot. The kiddos loved it too with all the displays, hands-on activities, and play area. We also ate at Tun Tavern which was delicious! Overall it was a phenomenal experience!!!

As a Marine, visiting the National Museum of the Marine Corps was nothing short of incredible. The moment you walk in, the design of the building and the atmosphere make it clear that this is more than just a museum—it’s a tribute to our history, our sacrifices, and our brotherhood. The exhibits bring Marine Corps history to life in a way that words alone can’t capture. From the Revolutionary War to the modern-day fight, each gallery is immersive, detailed, and respectful of the Marines who served in those eras. The attention to detail in the uniforms, weapons, and recreated environments made me feel like I was stepping back in time. What stood out most to me was how the museum honors every generation of Marines. It’s not just facts on a wall—it’s stories, images, and artifacts that remind you of the legacy you’re part of. Walking through, I felt a deep sense of pride, respect, and connection to those who came before me. If you’re a Marine, a veteran, or someone who simply wants to understand the heart of the Corps, this is a must-visit. It’s an experience that stays with you long after you leave. Semper Fidelis.

We were in the area and wanted to make a quick visit to walk through the battlefield park. The park is very well maintained and stretches out very far. There are several areas with signage and historical information to read about the battlefield. If you’re visiting during the summer months, be sure to bring mosquito spray with you.

What a great place to get exercise, immerse yourself in history, and enjoy nature. There are 2 major trails ranging from 5-6 miles. You can combine them for an entire day walk/hike. They are easy to moderate. There are a few side loops to be able to see more historical structures. There are markers along the way to learn about the significance of each area. It's a history lesson combined with physical activity! I have hiked nearly every inch of this park over the years. This weekend I hiked the First Manassas Trail and the Old Stone Bridge Loop.

Made a quick stop before heading to a concert, definitely will be back. I love history and cant wait to explore more of this area. They have a driving tour and quite a bit of trails to walk through. Beautifully maintained as well.

We came here on a Saturday afternoon, and no ticket is required. The visitor center has a small museum with very nice display of how the battle happened and what happened. It’s meaningful and also beautiful. Would recommend to visit if you happen to be in a nearby area.

A truly moving and educational 5-star experience! The Manassas National Battlefield Park is a phenomenal place to spend the day, and it felt like we were walking right through history. The staff is welcoming and informative, and the visitor center provides an excellent foundation. The highlight of the trip, however, was definitely the guided tour. The park rangers are extremely knowledgeable and bring the area's rich history to life, pointing out iconic spots like the Stone House, the striking statue of "Stonewall" Jackson, and the poignant plaques marking where officers like Brigadier General Bartow fell. Walking past the rows of cannons and along the classic split-rail fences with the wild views was breathtaking. The park has a peaceful atmosphere, but you can feel the incredible history that happened right under your feet. The interpretive signs, like the one about "The Marines Of '61," are also incredibly well-done. Download the NPS app if you want to explore with a self-guided tour—it's a great resource!

Very nice preserved piece of history. There is a lot to see here if it interests you. The inside of the main building has quite a few artifacts and displays. Worth it to check it out if you're in the area.

I've been to the battlefield before but chose to join a guided walk with historians from the American Battlefield Trust. The day was perfect. The historians were knowledgeable and my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. I highly recommend a guided tour or a tour book explsining the stops along the many well groomed trails.

While visiting from out of town, we were looking for a mall that had all the stores we needed and this was the one. Clean and big with all the shops we were looking for like Coach, FYE and Showcase. The staff members were all helpful, the mall is easy to navigate and we found everything on our wishlist. The food court has plenty of seating and options and restrooms can be found everywhere. There are also a lot of places to eat and shop just outside the mall like the Cheesecake Factory so it is a one stop shop.

I recently visited Potomac Mills Mall, and it’s easily one of the largest and most impressive malls I’ve explored! During my summer trip, I was blown away by the number or stores in this one place. From general retailers to specialty shops like sports, jewelry, and tech stores. The discounts were unbeatable, making it a shopper’s paradise. Whether I was hunting for deals at outlet stores or browsing high-end brands, there was something for every budget. As someone who avoids stairs, I appreciated the mall’s accessibility. Multiple wheelchair access points and elevators made navigation a breeze. Families will love this place too! I saw kids having a blast in the vibrant children’s play areas, perfect for parents or a cool aunt or uncle looking to entertain little ones. The food court was a highlight, offering a wide range of cuisines, from classic burgers to international dishes, ensuring everyone found something tasty. Potomac Mills truly feels like a one-stop destination. With its diverse stores, family-friendly amenities, and accessible design, it’s a place I’ll return to for both shopping and fun. There’s several sitting areas and the seats are really comfortable (well the ones on the first wing) Im yet to explore the other wings of the mall since its sooooo huuuuuge

Great discounted shopping Mall experience! Clean, well-organized, and full of top brands. The Mall layout is really nice and parking is easy.

We visited Round 1 at the Potomac Mills Mall on a Friday. It was a blast and wasn't too crowded. The food was not bad it was just a bit on the colder side once we received it.

Good outlet that had all the brands I was interested in. Great deals in Kate Spade, North Face, Adidas and Aerie. Easier to commute here with a car, but we took a taxi from Washington downtown. Public bus routes seemed complicated and quite timetaking.

This is an amazing mall with about everything you can imagine there. Lots of shops to choose from and food options while you shop. Great experience for us.

I was pleasantly surprised that this mall is still doing pretty well after so many years. The store selection is great and the stock is decent. It had been a while since I've visited as outlets have opened all around. I enjoyed the peaceful drive down and found what we needed at the store. Good job PMM management. No complaints here.

I went to see the Jonas Brothers on August 12 and overall had a decent experience. The venue itself is really nice. The seats and bathrooms (at least when I used them) were clean, and I appreciated the number of merch trucks scattered around the area. Cons: I had researched the venue beforehand and knew parking and traffic would be a nightmare. To avoid that, I arrived around 4 to 4:30 pm, parked away from the stadium, and walked in. The walk itself was not too bad, but it was inconvenient since there are no continuous sidewalks leading to Jiffy Lube Live. You end up walking through a mix of road, parking lots, and grass, which is not ideal. My bigger issue was with the concessions. The food is extremely overpriced, and the system they use is inefficient. Each cashier is not only responsible for taking orders but also for running to pick up the food. This meant our line barely moved. Our cashier would take an order, often chicken strips or fries, then leave to stand in a backed-up line at the kitchen waiting for fries. Meanwhile, those of us who just wanted a pretzel, pizza, burger, or even a drink had to wait for her to return before the line could move again. This was happening at every stand, and the wait was so long we almost missed the start of the main act. If they could streamline concessions, add more entrances and exits for parking, and consider a shuttle system to and from the venue, it would make for a much smoother experience.

Great show, first time at the venue, great employees. Everyone was polite and had a great sense of humor. The parking team saw to the safety of so many, and the inside team saw to our every need - including charismatic instruction when organizing the lines. Show was amazing, even in the rain, sitting on the lawn it was magical. We saw Hozier and Gigi, hope they return again, after over 5 hours of driving - it was so worth it. I got to relax in a lawn chair and enjoy the best show I have seen yet, with my daughter. Her first concert ♡ thanks for the joy.

I went to see Suicide Boys at Jiffy Lube Live, and the venue was amazing. It felt like a new and refreshing experience with plenty of food and drink options, plus bathrooms close by so you never had to go far. The sound quality was incredible — you could literally feel the music in your chest. The overall setup made the night smooth and enjoyable. If you’re considering seeing one of your favorite artists here, I would highly recommend Jiffy Lube Live.

Great venue for that let's you enjoy a concert to fit your style. Right up front moshing in the pit. Comfy seats and even tables with great sight lines anywhere you sit, or lounge up in the grass for cheap. Food and drinks are quick and easy to access and even the bathrooms are surprisingly clean. I can't speak for accoustics everywhere and I find that to be very dependent on the bands gear and person running the sound board, but I can confirm it can sound very good for a large open venue.

This is a great venue. This was my first time here and I saw Keith Urban. The venue is clean. Has a lot of food and drink options. But they also allow a limited amount of your own snacks and bottled water from the outside. Tailgating is also allowed. I would definitely suggest this venue.

First time ever going to Jiffy Lube after living here for 20+ years. Traffic was HORRIBLE took us over 2 hours to park from the highway. But inside was amazing. The food options were many and delicious while the sheltered seats were comfortable and contributed to the expansiveness

Great venue! We recently drove up from Virginia Beach to see Men at Work, Christopher Cross and Toto. Easy parking and gate access, plenty of food and drink options and friendly staff. The large monitors really helped us to see up close and the acoustics were great. They do have expensive concessions and they're totally cashless. Unfortunately, this is normal for most concert venues these days. That said, they do allow 1 sealed water bottle and light snacks at the gate. That was a fair compromise.

I love coming here for the little beach area. It's $10 to enter the park per car and they have a small stretch of beach. We typically go during the week and it's never that busy. There's also a nice visitor center with educational things for the kids. As of recently, the playgrounds and fishing pier are closed until further notice. You can check their site for updates. There are also hiking trails and camping, which I haven't done yet. This place is a little gem, love it!

This park is very busy. We arrived at 9:30 in the morning and there were already a lot of people in hammocks, grilling and wading in the water and a lot of people putting boats in the water. We talked with the staff at the visitor's center and they stated that the park is mainly used for the boat ramp and it's often at capacity. They seemed excited for us to come in and talk with them and were very friendly and welcoming. The kids section of the visitor's center was amazing! My son loved the prepared slides and microscope. He spent a long time looking at all the slides. We decided to walk the Bushey Point Trail which seemed to be an exercise trail, but a lot of the markers were on the ground. The trail to the railroad bridge also seemed to need some TLC and cleanup, it was a little overgrown. We saw osprey pretty close to the bridge and my son found a beautiful shell on the small beach by the bridge. Not one of my favorite parks, but still nice. $10 entry. Lots of the cars parked with boat trailers had annual passes.

Awesome park. Went in February on a warm, sunny day and got lucky enough to have the place to ourselves. Gorgeous views of the Potomac. Very well-kept. The beachy areas are great and so are the trails through the woods. Nothing too hard but there are some fun stops and things to see. We enjoyed a nice day walking our dogs here.

Nice lake park with several places to have a picnic, a barbecue, or a party. The beach area cloud be a little bit cleaner without pieces of wood or branches.

Great time! Super helpful ranger helped with a trail recommendation (Bushey Point for some nature diversity!) And paddled out of the cartop launch. There were some cool water surprises and views!

We had a picnic party at Shelter 4 on June 15th Sunday. I also hiked before in the park. It’s close to water and has small beach area where you can do some yoga or other activities. But you have to come really early to get a shelter in the weekend.

Historic trails, barbeque area, and shore lines for sunset views, is all in one place, bring comfortable shoes. Stay a while.

I really like riding with Amtrak, but they bathrooms doesn't stay clean and it's a woman that works on this train 20 why y'all got people like her working and can't be professional with her job! Speak up when your trying to tell a person where to sit just rude!!! Don't like her I wish I had her name! Thank you Amtrak for letting people like her work for y'all

Train station is basic but across the tracks is a coffee shop and some restaurants. Cute area. First time for me traveling by train and It's silly comfortable. Plenty of room. Could actually comfortably sleep. Can get up and walk up/down the train. Has a Dining car. Why do we not travel by train more often. This is great.

The indoor space is small. So if it’s a cold day make sure you have that extra layer. It’s easy to go to and get on/off the train. I’ve been through that station a few times and don’t recall seeing any staff member. Bathrooms are ok but sometimes the waiting room is a little dirty and needs attention.

Beautiful and historical center of Historical Manassas. Also still in daily use as a modern commuter train station, information station, and a meetup for biking and friend groups.

I only been on it once and i just didn't stand it. I just was tired of 25 hour. I rarely ate in there clearly i did went to the cafe. I taste only onw hot meal and it was taste bad in my opinion. PLEASE GET BETTER FOOD. I couldn't get enough space at my seat when it was time to sleep i was unconrtable and couldn't sleep it kinda not clean on the floors. The bathroom was smelled. I only thing i like was the wifi

Hard to find even though it looks like a train station. 9431 West Street Address is not posted on West Street. No "Amtrak" signs??? Signs say Visitor Center. Platforms on both sides of the street so difficult to figure out where to go. Visitor Center is nice and rest room was clean.

Very quaint train station located in the downtown area. There are lots of restaurants and public spaces in walking distance

Museum is very beautiful and informative. Staff is super-friendly. Gift shop has "Virginia is for Lovers" shirts!

My family and I had a great time here. Great information on Manassas history. I particularly liked the displays and the audio history exhibit. They also had an area for a high school art exhibit, with beautifully impressive art.

Nice little museum. Never well kept. Great history inside. Wish it was bigger. But overall pretty nice

The museum docents are great and the place has interesting things to engage both young and old alike. It was very nice to see that the Museum was also having a sale during our visit! I was honored to be among the many community leaders featured in their temporary exhibit of "Faces of Manassas".

The Staff at Manassas Museum were very informative and kid friendly ! My sons and I had a great time together yesterday!

First visit to the new museum. We enjoyed the specific curation of Manassas history. The little stories and items from this area and comparison to world history was fascinating and helpful. Docent was very kind and answered our questions. We bought t-shirts, but there were a lot of cool things. We will go back to see more.

Small but interesting....free to go there and check it out...why not!

A perfect national park site for those living in the DMV area and beyond to visit for a hike, bike ride, or a ranger program. The rangers are welcoming and friendly. They can help you select various trail combinations to get in the length for a run or hike. There is also two campgrounds in the park. One for family or individual camping and one for group camping. Both offer a chance for a quiet escape from the city. This is also a great park for those new to hiking or camping to get experience before going to a more remote area.

Perfect spot for a hike with my dogs! There are so many interconnecting trails that you could do miles and miles if you wanted. The dogs and I did Quantico Cascades. It was beautiful, and the leaves are starting to change.

This was our first time here. We like the hiking trails and how quiet it is. The volunteer lady at the Visitor Center was very helpful too. The only issue is getting out of here if you park after lot B. The scenic drive becomes one way which forces you to drive around for a while just to get back to the park entrance. Other than that it's a great national park.

I’ve been wanting to go here for about six years now. The traffic is absolutely terrible on I-95 but it is worth the very slow drive. The trails are excellent and it is a peaceful sanctuary with lots of variety. Thank you all.

Waze directions are wrong it should be exit 150b off 95 South, and the trails were killer, I fell and slipped and got dirt all over me. Glad today wasn't in the 90s!! My son and I were deep within one trail and got extremely lost (for a good hour and a half!!) due to the bad signage and lack of signage. Regrettable, google maps was also no help, in finding our way out of the confusing trails we were lost within either. And unfortunately the signage that they do have on the trails is really confusing, as it reads 1.1MLS (which I would guess to mean MILES) for one trail going left and 2M which I am assuming means minutes going to the right? You'll see once you get there. And please note for your trip out to this park that Waze took us more than several exits and several miles and minutes out of the way, waze took us to the cabins and RV entrances, when the actual trails and visitors center entrance is quite far away from the cabin and RV entrances. This was a frustrating experience, from the signage to the lack of the correct address being given to major GPS/mapping companies. This state park needs to be revamped in major ways, including the steep hills that are doused in red/orange slick clay, sharp edge rocks. There was quite a few areas that were really slick, especially after morning dew or a rainy night before or morning before your hike. I fell pretty bad, forever staining my clothes and hurting myself in the process on one of the loop trails.

This national park has been on my list of places to see for two years. Active duty military & their family get free access to this park as well as military veterans and gold star families. They charge $20 for a vehicle (car) to enter this park. Annual park fee is $35 and a better option if you come to the park often and pay for entrance. We were immediately impressed by the scenic drive, low traffic, and visitor center of the park. This is the least crowded national park we ever visited with so many trails to hike & explore. Bicyclists will love the immense bike routes and trails in this park. They engineered the roads with bicycle only paved roads beside the automobile road. Perfect for bicyclists. The visitor center was conveniently located by the Laurel Loop Trail and restroom areas. It was the first place we visited to get information for the park and a stamp for our national park passport book. The rangers were very helpful and showed us locations & trails we might be interested in seeing. We hiked two hours on the easiest trails in the Prince William National Park. We hiked the Laurel Loop Trail, the Birch Buff Trail, the Mary Byrd Branch Trail, the Quantico Falls Trail, and the North Valley Trail. The rugged terrain of some of these trails made it difficult to hike. I actually got holes in the heels of my old boots walking these trails. While we hiked we listened to birds on the trails and identified some birds we never heard before: Golden-crowned Kinglet, other unknown birds - etc. The Lauren Loop Trail had miniature Fairy Homes placed along the trail which was a delight to see. The Quantico Falls Trail was one of the smallest trails and winded down to the Quantico Creek & small waterfalls. We spent the most time in this area sitting on the large flat rocks on the creek watching the falls and the fish in the water. Proper hiking boots and socks are a definite must for these trails even the easiest trails. Prince William’s Park has of the most difficult hikes we encountered despite going on the easiest trails we encountered yet it was one of the most memorable and enjoyable times we had hiking. Looking forward to coming back to this park.

Absolutely stunning area, we didn’t get to explore too much. We would love to come back again!

A perfect afternoon unfolded at the La Grange winery, where the Cabernet Franc took center stage. This elegant red, with its notes of dark cherry, pepper, and subtle herbs, was the ideal companion to the breezy June day. A local food truck served up gourmet bites that paired beautifully with the wine, while live music drifted through the air, adding a touch of charm to the already picturesque setting.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ As wine enthusiasts who frequently explore wineries across Virginia, we really enjoyed our visit to The Winery at La Grange. The variety of wines was impressive, and the intimate atmosphere of the vineyard made it feel special and welcoming. We ended up becoming members thanks to the excellent service and the flexibility of only committing to two terms—with great deals on bottles. Even though it’s a smaller vineyard, what makes it stand out is that they source grapes from Washington State, which truly elevates the wine. They also host events and live music on the weekends, adding to the charm. We’re looking forward to going back soon and enjoying more of what they offer.

Really liked La Grange. Their event calendar is the best around including a vineyards 5k and puppy yoga, their white wines are really solid, and they have some interesting reds. The grounds are really nice, the staff are amazing, and it’s an overall excellent atmosphere. The only issue is the wines are pretty expensive, but that comes with the territory with many Virginia wineries. Of this we’re like any of the other wineries in the area, it would be 3-4 stars but the grounds, staff, and event calendar really set it apart and will definitely have us coming back.

Have been to many wineries where some tastings are free and others charge. First time at winery in this area. Was excited until we received check - charged for 3 tasting ….. each small tasting costed a little less than entire bottle of white wine. Never notified tasting would cost $20 otherwise would have declined as we knew we wanted their white. Worst of all, sent message to vineyard and never received a response - basically told them I felt deceived by the staff - sales people and training should change with information being transparent.

A nice winery set in a quiet location. The outdoor seating is very nice with a view of the wines and mountains. Indoor seating is limited and a little small from what I observed. Wines were good and food options are limited to bite size snacks. Some hot food options would have been great! It was a little cold when we arrived since the sun was down but we still enjoyed the experience.

We are so thrilled we chose The Winery at La Grange for our wedding! The setting is breathtaking—rolling vineyards, historic charm, and the perfect mix of elegance and warmth. Our guests couldn’t stop raving about how beautiful the venue was, and we couldn’t agree more. What made our experience truly exceptional was our coordinator, Renee. From our very first meeting, she was organized, attentive, and so easy to work with. She guided us through every detail with patience and expertise, always going above and beyond to make sure our vision came to life. On the wedding day, Renee managed everything seamlessly, making the entire celebration feel effortless. Thanks to her, we were able to relax and truly soak in every moment with our family and friends. If you’re looking for a venue that combines gorgeous scenery with an outstanding team, we cannot recommend The Winery at La Grange enough. And if you’re lucky enough to work with Renee, know that you’ll be in the best possible hands.

It had all the characteristics of a Merlot and at the same time it was surprisingly SMOOTH. This made it a superb Merlot. The rest of the tasting experience is good. The grounds are beautiful, perfect for a picnic. The cold cellar converted into a lounge area is cozy. The upstairs, a roomy more modern livingroom setting is very warm and inviting. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. A very nice place for enjoying a glass or a bottle of wine with friends or for renting out areas to host an event.

I’m furious. Visiting from Miami and really wanted to see the new Mission Impossible movie with my parents. We looked online and it was playing at 7.10p. Loaded up the car (two senior citizens) and get there at 7p to find out that they decided to cancel the movie for a last minute event. But the movie is still showing on their website. Are you kidding?? Get it together! That was absolute b.s. and why would you not do this during the day rather than wait until 7p in the evening. Either way, it definitely was poor customer service to your patrons to not update your website to avoid this inconvenience. And the manager tonight just said she wasn't there when the decision must have been made. She didn’t bother to look online to see that it was still up and she didn’t seem sincerely apologetic. The least she could have done was offer my parents a discount on their next movie or something, but of course that just further goes to show how little they care about their customer service. Disappointing.

No theatre etiquette anymore, what happened to ushers coming into theatres to tell people to get off their phones? Whole theatre was talking through the whole movie and everyone was on their phones. This is why brick and mortar sites are losing money to streaming services. If you want a nice watching experience wait for the movie to come to streaming otherwise you'll leave with a headache and frustrated you had to hear people talk the whole time. I shouldnt hear a whole FaceTime conversation during the quietest parts of a movie, if you wanna be on your phone don't come to the theatre!!!!

The manager, Taylor was very helpful and nice! I ordered a package deal not knowing they don't have trays; Taylor carried them for me and was super kind and professional about it. Regal needs to invest in trays and maybe upgrades to the this theater.

I came in to see a movie at 10:05, I enter the place and it’s a MESS! This is so annoying I felt super gross sitting around piles of popcorn and used napkins. I won’t be coming here with my family again

Fantastic theater recently undergoing renovations to upgrade to recliners and an iMax screen. Concessions move fast and the staff is always friendly. Theaters are clean and the seats in great condition

Located in the Promenade at Celebration Pointe. Great place to grab dinner with many restaurants to choose from. We ordered our tickets on line to select the seats we wanted. Upon entry, a kind gentleman scanned our ticket code from my phone and told us what theater our movie would be in. There was four concession lines open and it went fairly quick. We then went over to the full bar and I was able to get a draft craft beer. There was a security guard on property which made us feel safe. Once inside the theater we took our leather reclining seats and watched the movie. Sound was great and parking was not a problem. I highly recommend this theater. 5 Stars!

The last time I went to the theater, the employees were extremely rude ignored me they wouldn’t serve me when I was trying to buy candy. They let other customers cut in front of me and then on today when I went to the movies to see Hamilton, I went into the women’s bathroom and it smelled so bad that I thought someone pooped in every single stall. It smelled disgusting it smelled like a sewage; so I will not be returning back to the theater until they get it together. They need to have somebody spray the woman’s bathroom down because the entire woman’s bathroom in the front of the theater smelled horrible Unacceptable I thought I was gonna throw up. I couldn’t even fully enjoy the rest of the movie because I was thinking about how disgusting the smell was shake my head. . It was so bad i’m afraid that I am gonna get sick and I should’ve walked out and used another restroom. I know you have more than one woman’s and men’s bathroom; I know that, but that was just disgusting and I hope I don’t get extremely sick from it. Thank you.

Home of the Potomac Nationals Baseball Team. A quaint stadium in Prince William County. The Potomac Nationals Baseball Team home for decades, but soon to be the former home as the team moves to Stafford County and a new stadium. Standard minor league facility with several snack and beverage bars, various vendors and special deals from time to time. Handicap accessible parking, seating and facilities.

We went for Eid prayers in there. Thank you for providing the Virginia Muslim community space to pray in there. God bless America!

So much fun. Every seat is a great seat. Affordable family fun!

Very nice place. Little difficult to find by GPS but people were friendly.

The Prince William County team has sponsored this weekly Farmer’s Market. Farmer’s Market is held each Thursday from 3 to 7 PM. Local farmers bring fresh produce, fruit and even freshly made hot snacks. It’s almost like a family event as you would surety find vegetables or fruit of their choice. You would find only fresh produce, compared to few other farmers’ markets where there could be mix of fresh & cold storage produced. You would be happy to visit and wouldn’t be able resist to bring home at least 2- 5 kinds of fruit or vegetables.

What an incredible night at the ball park!!! The PNats, the Washington Nationals' AAA team, and Carolina League baseball!!! What to expect... $6 parking (not bad, would be nice if this went into improving exiting after the game!), short walk to stadium (flat and wheelchair and/or stroller friendly!!!)... Nice "our town" feeling baseball experience... The stadium is older, and any search about the current history of both this stadium and team will outline the current history and expected future for this location. Still this is a nice, family friendly, entertaining and enjoyable experience!!! 98% of the staff were wonderful at what they do, just don't expect much "customer service" or support from the ticket office on a game night! The crew working the windows are great, but their support staff (guys sitting at desks behind the ones doing actual work) may leave a bitter taste in your mouth... Oh well! Don't let one or two bad apples, who need to be retained or learn to think before they speak, ruin what could be an Awesome night at the ballpark!!!

My daughter and granddaughter took me out to the ⚾️ game this evening for Mother's Day outing. The grilled cheeseburger was delicious. My on complaint was the tops of the mustard and ketchup bottles had dried mustard and ketchup around the lid and opening. It was nasty to see however, a quick wipe with a napkin fixed it. The game was an even paced game. Some Innings were quick. The crowd was excited a few times as the Peanuts advanced in hits and a home run. That excitement dissipated a time or two as the opposition hit a few homeruns, with them taking it home with an ending score of 8 to 4 for the home team. All-in-all it was a pleasant evening, great weather, happy families and a satisfying night out. Highly recommend a nice pleasant evening at the base⚾️ field.

My family and I had a great time this weekend. It was their first time visiting and they would like to go again. The prices are reasonable the facility is nice and parking is available but you may have to walk a little distance to get to the entrance. Seating was limited. I would suggest more lawn chairs in the back near The Big Kahuna tent. It was difficult finding seating when we first arrived but we eventually found a spot. The bathrooms are small and they needed to be cleaned. If you don’t have to use it don’t. Also there is an area for the kids to play in sand, and it is also has a volleyball net. Lastly, the lines can be kind of long for the slide and food but it moves relatively fast. Overall it was a great experience.

The water park was a great value and lots of fun. The burgers were not great because they used low-quality beef. They also ran out of standard menu items halfway through lunch like fries and chicken tenders. They should plan to stock their kitchen according to their estimated attendance numbers. The lockers were small but convenient. Wish they would open a location closer to Baltimore.

I went today with my 2 grandsons and a friend. They had a wonderful time. Employees were pleasant, water slides were fun and the lazy river was awesome with or without a float. If you’re looking for a great place to spend the afternoon with your kids, I would highly recommend this place This was the first time I had been and almost 40 years

As long as you buy tickets online, get there early, and be the first one in line, the only wait is from when you arrive to opening time. Once open, if you’re first in line, there’s no wait at all if you have online tickets. It gets crowded very quickly. I would like there to be a smaller max capacity. The two largest slides could also use a capacity limit because they’re always crowded and you can spend up to 30 mins on the steps to get up there. The food is good, but is way too overpriced and I don’t think their food is good enough to be that expensive. Another issue is that the bottom of the pool is very rough so pool shoes are highly recommended. Lastly, the water is warm, foul, and the water in the lazy river is very cloudy. Despite all of this, I still think it deserves 5 stars! Most of the park is clean, the place is big, the lifeguards and other people around you are super nice, and they allow toys in the water! As long as you are prepared, it’s guaranteed you’ll have a great time!

We purchased tickets online and were able to avoid the line to get in. The park was a great place to spend the day with minimal wait for the water slides. We were able to bring bottles of water in, and we purchased food there. There are different food spots, but we ended up waiting 30 minutes in line at the place we chose. Overall, it's a great place for a very reasonable price. We will visit again.

Had a great time at Splash down , this is a clean and inexpensive place to spend the day . The food was good and the staff was very friendly. Only a 45 minute ride from downtown DC it's a good getaway. Parking was adequate and the wait to get in wasn't as bad as the line appeared. Rule of thumb get there early because they close at 6pm.

I took myself and 4 children to Splashdown on Sunday 6/22/25. The Waterpark itself was really nice when it came to size, and amenities. The price was also reasonable at ranging from $15-20 per person. The reason I gave three stars is, the first issue was they were way over capacity. The lazy river was so packed people were literally bumper to bumper in their rafts. Someone could have easily drowned without a lifeguard noticing under all the rafts. Second reason is around 4 pm on the pool side where you can walk in by the lily pad rope area. Someone had defecated on the side of the pool. I Immediately got myself and my children out of that particular pool, then I told a lifeguard. She went over and saw the stool, looked gross out and said I will tell someone. A half hour later it was still there and no one seemed to care. That is when we decided to leave. While I understand it was a highly busy, overcrowded and an extreme heat day. That is incredibly neglectful and could cause a severe illness.

I attended a concert at this venue for the very first time. There was plenty of orchestra seating as well as multitude balcony seating. The acoustics were great, which made Gian Marco's performance most enjoyable. I would like to add that the attending staff were helpful and informative.

Its a cute little performing arts center. I wish the seats were a bit more comfortable. My daughter and her dance classes perform here multiple times throughout the year. They just recently upgraded the snacks area with a portable bar and decent selection of snacks

Great venue-it was my first visit. Easy, free parking and entry into the building. I feel the ticket prices are very reasonable, too

A jewel in the crown of Northern Virginia's arts scene, the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas is an absolute must-visit for anyone with an appreciation for live performance. The ample, free parking is a huge convenience, a rarity for a venue of this caliber. For out-of-towners, the location is easily reached via major roadways, making a night out at the theater a stress-free affair. Inside, the venue is simply stunning. The main hall, Merchant Hall, is a world-class theater with superb acoustics and a design that makes every seat feel like a great one. The performance quality is consistently high, showcasing a diverse range of talent from national and international touring acts to beloved local groups. ​On that note, I must make a special mention. While I may be a little biased as a member, the performances by the Manassas Symphony Orchestra are not to be missed. The synergy between the orchestra's incredible talent and the Hylton Center's magnificent hall creates an excellent musical experience that truly stands out. 🎶

Attending Prince William Association of Realtors EXL Conference which was held at Hylton Performing Arts Center. It’s a lovely modern venue. Two story entry. Conference rooms were spacious. There is an elevator as well as a wheelchair accessible ramp to the second floor. Restrooms are large, clean and modern. Overall a very nice venue.

Hylton Performing Arts Center is a great Venue to see different live performances. I've been there several times to see different things. It's nice and clean, the staff are friendly. One thing is Parking isn't always the best so make sure you get there early. Ticket prices are reasonable. And they offer a lot of for Military. I just recently saw CAMMO voices for free. Was an amazing concert.

Wow! What a phenomenal theater! The architecture is fabulous! Seating is great! Just a beautiful place here in Manassas. Staff was friendly, helpful, and courteous. Can't wait to come and enjoy another event.

Absolutely love this trail along the Occoquan River. We spotted Osprey, Heron, Ducks, wild Turkey and Turtles . The trail is well-maintained and not too crowded and has some beautiful river views throughout. Five stars all the way!!!

New Visitor Center, signage indicates Friday and Saturday hours, since 6.24.22. I found a new observation deck at the Turtle Pond. I saw improvement to the existing deck, and a improved restroom. As far as the nature, I saw small rabbits at every location, like I've never seen before. Lots of birds: eagles, redbirds, little sparrows, and robins. I took two steps off a trail to observe birds in some under brush and nearly stepped on a long black snake. Overall good day, on my return visit.

Great place for a hike. If you’re into bird watching this would be the place to go. Saw Ospreys and wild Turkeys.

The park is run down and is obviously not being maintained along the river. There are signs that say hike at your own risk. Here are some pictures of the road by the river.

A lovely small wildlife free of charge right outside of Hoodbridge. It is a haven for avifauna especially, like osprey and eagles, and you’re nearly guaranteed to see them when here, as well as many fowl particularly in wintertime. There is a new visitor’s centre there, but its hours are a bit odd. Minus one star since the signs were shambolic and many trails closed off due to eagles breeding (which is perfectly fine, just let me know ahead of time- they put the signs at the end of the trail instead of “trail closed ahead,” which for temporary signs isn’t difficult to procure). They also had a one-way trail that wasn’t marked as such on the maps, so fix your signs and maps and you’ll get that last star. Still, worth a visit. Cheers.

Very spacious area for bird watching, wildlife viewing, or just going for a bike ride or a walk. I was pleasantly surprised with how nice this place was. It was free to enter, there was plenty of parking, bathrooms, a picnic shelter, maps, and wide trails. There is also a visitor center in the works, which me and my grandma saw from a distance, so I'll be excited to visit again when it's finished.

Really great place for all weather hiking and interacting with nature! Trails are wide and graveled (the size of a one lane road). No need to worry about muddy conditions. Lots of trail options and bathrooms are handy. Lots of wildlife to observe.

What a great place to unwind, be with family and friends, have some food and drinks and most especially, enjoy the live bands. I brought my friends here and now they are a regular customer of 2 Silos. Enjoy the fun!!

2 Silos was so awesome great drinks, food and environment! Made it super easy to have a tab open to go to all the different vendors and get whatever you want plenty of hangout space and all the stuff were super nice too.

The venue is super nice, as they offer different areas to enjoy and hang out at. The food itself it’s decent, it’s nothing special. But, it’s mainly appetizer they offer not full meals, so it’s okay. I go here often, and I’ve never had a bad experience, good music and beer selection has gotten better and beer quality has also improved. Highly recommended.

3.5 stars on the beers, but this place is a nice place to enjoy company, listen to live music. Bathroom is nasty but the overall atmosphere and vibe is relaxing 😎 and the food is good.

Review is only for Food trucks, Icecream and Coffee. Dog friendly , outdoors play areas Italian style Latte and Homemade Icecream Excellent food selection for trucks. Hours and days fluctuate for the outdoor food .

Went last night for farm brew live. Bands playing from 11am till 10-11 at night. 5 food trucks. Restaurant next door on property. Tables with umbrellas. Lawn seats up by the stage. Kids. Dogs. Families. The music is free. They have great food and merch. Beer. Wine. Jello shoots. Mixed drinks. Free parking. It’s legit

Had a great time at this venue; everyone in our group enjoyed their choice of beer and food. Plenty of choices for both. A couple of live bands playing through the evening was pretty cool as well. We’ll definitely be visiting again.

My wife and I took a guided tour and we were super impressed with how fascinating and educational it was. Our tour guide’s name was Kevin and we highly recommend him for anyone visiting these grounds! He was engaging, extremely knowledgeable and fun to listen to. We are so glad we took the guided tour and we will recommend this place to all our history loving friends.

Tour inside the home is great experience. Hidden gem. Used as a hospital at 1st Manassas. Visit the slave quarters and see the original road bed that Jackson's Brigade used to march to the battlefield and to fame on July 21, 1861.

This site has two claims to history. It operated as a field hospital during the Battle of Bull Run, fought only a mile from this house. Additionally, it is a plantation that dates to the 1830’s. There are not many plantations where the slave cabins are intact; however, this is one. While here, take a look at the photos detailing the logistical hurdles of relocating the cabins. This house is remarkably well-preserved for being nearly 200 years old. Dave Born gave us a great tour. Be sure to ask for a guided tour. Also, if it is summertime, check out the beautiful gardens while you are here.

This place is so fun, engaging, and educational. We loved the emphasis on touching, smelling, and playing with the variety of historical objects. Try to get a tour with Mike.

This place surely knew how to give an exciting, informative, and engaging tour. If all historical tours were like this, they'd have a lot more people wanting to visit! Well done!

FABULOUS! FANTASTIC! AWESOME! Super packed informational tour with Lance! 2 history buffs had, undoubtedly the best tour guide in the United States. Ask him about taxation and how it came into being. He was extremely gracious and turned off the scents permeating the air. This girl has an extremely sensitive nose. I have been to a lot of museums in my long life. The best museum without a tour guide before they changed it, was the Buffalo museum at fort huachuca. But then the idiots running it changed everything about it. The best museum with a tour guide is this one. Others joined our tour and made it even better! Then they left and we were talking about the kitchen, and the slave quarters, it was so interesting we were there for 4 hours. It was worth far, far, far more than the $5 entrance fee. You can even pick up the recreated bullets, to feel the heft and see how they would damage a body. I include a picture of a chair to show how small the seat of it was. Pictures of linimint bottles, and a photo of the- to me-simply stupid way to say slaves. They were not farm workers or dairymaids. (As an aside, Lance answered my question about the word 'enslaved '. I am now educated and will say that in the future when it is appropriate.) There are only two things in the museum on the tour that you cannot touch. Thank you thank you thank you Lance!

Soldiers wounded at the Manassas Battlefield were brought here. Lots of ghost stories associated with the house and grounds. This is a nice place to spend an hour or more learning all about local history.