This beautifully redesigned and newly landscaped course offers many challenging holes and hazards among a beautiful and fun Polynesian theme! 18-holes of miniature golf fun awaits the whole family! The Mini golf course closes 1 hour before the pool closes. Algonkian Mini Golf also offers birthday party options!

Cyclists regularly enjoy the W&OD both as a means of recreation as well as a commuter route. Many of the hundreds of daily trail users take the W&OD from home to work and vice versa. Still, there are plenty of users who find the trail ideal for recreational use and exercise. 

The W&OD features 45 miles of paved trail for walking, running, bicycling and skating. Built on the roadbed of the former Washington & Old Dominion Railroad, the multi-use W&OD Trail runs through the urban heartland and countryside of Northern Virginia. Snaking its way through the heart of Northern Virginia, the W&OD has end points in Shirlington (off Route 395) in Arlington County, and, 45 miles away in Purcellville in Loudoun County. It winds over highways, through cities and towns, over creeks and waterways. Its surroundings can go from the bustling rush of Northern Virginia rush hour to vast plains of silence in only a few miles.

Upton Hill offers one of the area’s most interesting miniature golf layouts in Northern Virginia. This beautifully designed and landscaped course offers many challenging holes and hazards for Upton Hill users. Immediately adjacent to the waterpark, the mini golf course is a great way to come to Upton and make a day of it! Upton Hill Mini Golf is also a great place to hold a birthday party!

We feature six baseball cages, including Slow, Medium and Fast pitch speeds; and three softball cages, including Slow and Fast pitch speeds. Bats and helmets are provided free of charge. Helmets with face cages are required for use in all cages. Closed-toed shoes are required.

Batting cages are available by walk up with no reservation required for general use. All cages are token operated. If you’d like to reserve a specific speed cage for yourself, a group, or team, please click on the form link below. Submission of the form does not guarantee rental. Our Park Management Team will follow up within 48 hours of your request to confirm availability. Payment must be made at the Batting Cage hut upon arrival. 

Sandy Run offers education, training, practice, and racing for competitive and recreational sculling and rowing. Only shells and other boats authorized by NOVA Parks may be launched from the docks or shoreline of Sandy Run. Sandy Run offers a facility for team training and competition for Olympic, college, high school and club canoe, kayak and crew athletes. There is no public boat access at Sandy Run Regional Park.

Pohick Bay Regional Park is home to Treasure Island Mini Golf! This fun, yet somewhat challenging miniature golf course is located near the large parking lot along Pohick Bay Drive, between the gatehouse and the boat launch. Like the waterpark, the mini golf course has a pirate theme that’ll leave you longing for the high seas! Ahoy!

Pohick Bay Regional Park offers a challenging disc golf course that meanders through the woods within the the park and features 18 holes. Disc golf is open year round, weather permitting. Pohick Bay's camp store offers an assortment of discs available for purchase.

Occoquan offers a baseball/softball batting cage, perfect for hitters of all levels, from beginner to expert. Pitching machines have a wide range of speeds, both in baseball and softball. Batters must use helmets with protective face guards at all times. 

Fountainhead offers one of the area’s best and most well-known mountain bike trails. The trail is a single use series of loops that feature multiple short, steep climbs and several fast descents. The trail, including all its various loops and routes, is nearly 15 miles long. It features a green beginner loop of about 3 miles, an intermediate loop and an advanced loop. The advanced loop starts with an entrance that opens with a steep incline, artfully placed rock step ups and a wooden hairpin turn.