Lee District RECenter

Alexandria, United States

4.4

Closed now

13 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 703-922-9841
Website:
www.fairfaxcounty.gov
Address:
6601 Telegraph Rd, Alexandria, VA, 22310
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
2.1 miVan Dorn Street Metro Station
2.2 miFC Route 310 Bus Stop
2.3 miDash Bus
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Good for Kids
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Today

Today 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Alexandria) 00:33 Saturday, 30 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 5:00 am – 9:30 pm
Tuesday 5:00 am – 9:30 pm
Wednesday 5:00 am – 9:30 pm
Thursday 5:00 am – 9:30 pm
Friday 5:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

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13 reviews of Lee District RECenter

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Place rating: 3
Santa Maria, CA
The pool is where it’s at. The basketball court was cool too. I gym didn’t look that great when I saw it. The prices are steep but if you have kids and would like to do more than just work out, this is the place. For me, I really wanted swimming but didn’t want to pay a premium. Wished the prices were cheaper.
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
We’ve lived here for 20 years and I just love this place. My kids have attended classes and camps here, and I use the pool for lap swimming. I purchase a pass for 25 visits, which saves money since I am somewhat of a sporadic user.
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
My wife and I had taken swimming lessons here. Bernadette was our instructor and she was a very good teacher. The pools are clean and never crowded. It has a good sized gym. The locker and shower area are clean.
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
Tennis, swimming, workouts, soft play rooms, turf soccer field, and it’s right in the neighborhood — plus now they have a toddler spray water park and amazing playground… great family place to go — promotes a healthy lifestyle and family activities. What a treasure!
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
Everyone talks about the great water park, but the playground is equally amazing. There are two sections — one for older kids and one for younger — that are located right next to each other. A parent with a toddler and an elementary kid would be able to watch both easily. There are bathrooms and a pavilion with several picnic tables. The playground has a ton of different elements and is on a padded rubber floor. There are trees around, but the playground is in full sun. I would recommend going during the week on a cloudy day!
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
Very nice splash park and free. My kid loves it. Next to
Splash ground is big play area for kids. They also have tree house and seating are.
All that’s free … awesome :)
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
This place is everything, I can’t believe it’s free. Aside from needing a properly fitted water shoe, you literally need nothing else. Roll up whenever and everything is free. The water is a bit cold but the kids don’t care. Their’s a shaded overhang for parents to pop a squat and play on their phones. There’s no real possibility of kids running off because the door is manned at all times so kids cannot escape. It’s the best. There’s an adjacent playground, that is one of those fancy, rubberized-​ground parks. One for the littles. One for the bigs. I am a HUGE fan. This is about 10 minutes from our house and I will be living here once my son is old enough to wear water shoes. Another free perk of living in Fairfax county!
Place rating: 5
Falls Church, VA
This is a really cool splash park to take my 4 year old to. Next to the splash park is a good size playground. At the entrance of the splash park, they sell Italian ice for $ 3. Lots of bathrooms and family bathrooms.
Place rating: 4
Fairfax, VA
Lots of fun for kids at the «Our Special Harbor Sprayground». Free entry but limited number of people in at once. We’ve never experienced having to wait in line to get in, but have heard there can sometime be a lineup on a hot day! Employees are stationed at the entry/​exit to make sure kids don’t run out of the fenced area. Six family bathrooms /​changing rooms are easy to access.
Surrounding the splashpark are several playgrounds for various ages. The biggest hang-​up here is the parking — there’s not enough of it, especially on Saturdays when birthday parties fill the pavilions and picnic areas. Go early and be prepared to circle to find a spot!
Place rating: 4
Alexandria, VA
This is a hidden gem in southern Fairfax county. In addition to the Rec Center there is an indoor pool. There are tennis and beach volleyball courts. Adjacent is an accessible waterpark, playground and adventure area. Lots of walking and picnic areas and an outdoor amphitheater. Lots of multipurpose ball fields. Big parking lots.
It is only a few blocks from Huntley Meadows nature and wildlife area.
Great for the whole family including pets.
Place rating: 3
Alexandria, VA
Great staff, nice facility. Great place to go swimming, take a class or work out. My kids loved the summer camps offered.
Place rating: 4
Alexandria, VA
I go to Lee District often to play pick up basketball or racquetball and the facilities are nice. There are usually a lot of people playing so you can always find a game. The basketball courts can be a bit crowded when there are events going on, but overall it is great.
Place rating: 4
East Bay, CA
We enrolled our baby daughter who was 6 months at the time in the Baby and Me classes. Their are 7 classes in total, 30 min each which seems short but is plenty of time. The classes go quick, activities alternating between forming a circle and singing a song and then learning or practicing different skills like paddling or kicking the legs. The instructor was
quite competent. One of the big things that the babies learn is being submerged
in water which was more worrisome for me and my husband. She cried the first time and tolerated the rest of the submersions. I think this is a great class to introduce water to your little one and for the parent to feel comfortable in interacting with the babes in water. It was often hard to tell whether she enjoyed the class. Tolerate would probably be the best word to describe her mood. It was sometimes hard to time the class just right to where she wasn’t hungry or sleepy.