City of Manassas Sports

Sports Facility Guide
www.manassascity.org/sports
City of Manassas
Sports
Welcome to Parks,
Sports and Recreation
in the City of Manassas!
The City of Manassas has 11 parks to choose from for
outdoor entertainment and exercise. Many of these parks
have tennis and basketball courts that can be enjoyed
all year long. The City also offers recreational fields that
accommodate softball, baseball, soccer, football, and many
other activities.
There are bike and walking paths in the city where a
refreshing scenic walk or a ride around the City can be
enjoyed.
Looking for a cool down? Stonewall Park Pool is a great
place for summer fun, swim teams and swim lessons. There
are pavilions and picnic areas at many of the parks for
birthday parties, picnics and sporting events. For more
information on reserving a park or field, visit
www.manassascity.org/parks or call 703-257-8315.
In the City of Manassas there are sporting and recreation
venues run by local businesses where residents and visitors
can experience rock climbing, flying lessons, fitness, dance,
and much more.
Welcome to the City of Manassas!
Just outside of Washington, D.C., lies a small city that feels like home - the City of Manassas.
It’s 10 square miles of homes, the arts, entertainment, community and sporting events.
Incorporated in 1975, the City of Manassas is thirty miles southwest of the Nation’s Capital
and surrounded by Prince William County.
Steeped in history and tradition, the city center has an old town feel with a “city square”
type event pavilion - the Harris Pavilion. Residents and visitors can watch a band or attend
an ice cream social in the summer and ice skate in the winter.
The city also offers a museum rich in Civil War and local Virginia history. On many
weekends, visitors can drop by the Museum lawn to participate in an event that both educates and entertains.
The City invests in history and the arts at Center for the Arts at the Candy Factory and the
Hylton Performing Arts Center. The City of Manassas also offers many other kinds of artistic
endeavors; coffee with the curator of the museum, art studios, writing groups, and a ballet
company, to name a few.
The City of Manassas has a diverse population of involved residents. The city operates
water, sewer and electric utilities for residents, and has been recognized for excellence in
service and customer satisfaction.
And, although the City of Manassas is rich in history, it is also home to fortune 500 companies and the largest general aviation airport in Virginia.
The following pages are a guide to sports that visitors and residents participate in at the
City of Manassas.
Volleyball
Ultimate Frisbee
Tennis
Swimming
Soccer
Skateboarding
Roller Hockey
Racquet Ball
Playground
Pickle Ball
Martial Arts
Lacrosse
Ice Skating
Hockey
Hiking/Walking
Geocaching
Football
Fitness/Gym
Dog Agility
Dodgeball
Dance
Biking
Basketball
Bankshot Basketball
Baseball/Softball
Public Venues
Stonewall Park
4 4 4 4 Baldwin Park
Byrd Park
4 4 4 4 4 Cavalry Run Park
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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 Kinsley Mill Park
4 4 Nelson Park
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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Harris Pavilion
Oakenshaw Park
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Old Town Skate Park 4
Walter Delisle Park4
Winterset Park
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Volleyball
Ultimate Frisbee
Tennis
Swimming
Soccer
Racquet Ball
Pickleball
Mini Golf
Lacrosse
Karate/Martial Arts
Ice Skating
Hockey
Hiking/Walking
Geocaching
Football
Flying Lessons
Fitness/Gym
Fencing
Dog Agility
Dodgeball
Darts
Dance
Climbing
Cheerleading
Bowling
Basketball
Baseball/Softball
Public Venues
Public
Venues
Other Venues
All Day Fitness4
American Helicopter4
American Kenpo44
Karate Academy
Aviation Adventures4
Bowl America
Boys & Girls Club
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Brickhouse Cardio4
Club
4 4
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Curves4
Don Beebe’s House4
of Speed North
Fitness 194
Freedom Aquatics 4 4
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& Fitness Center
House of Bounce4
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Magic Putting Place4
Magnificent Belly4
Dance
4
Manassas Ballet4
McGrath Academy
of Irish Dance
4
Mountain Kim 4
Martial Arts Spirit
Northern VA4
Dance Academy
Oriental Sports 4
Academy
Premier Martial Arts4
QDD Swim Team4
Sports Network 4
and Fitness
4
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The Yoga Connection4
Tiger Martial Arts4
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Volleyball
Ultimate Frisbee
Tennis
Swimming
Soccer
Racquet Ball
Pickleball
Mini Golf
Lacrosse
Karate/Martial Arts
Ice Skating
Hockey
Hiking/Walking
Geocaching
Football
Flying Lessons
Fitness/Gym
Fencing
Dog Agility
Dodgeball
Darts
Dance
Climbing
Cheerleading
Bowling
Basketball
Baseball/Softball
Public Venues
Public
Venues
Other Venues
Public Venues
Public
Venues
Other Venues
Vanguard Gym4
Verticle Rock 4
Virginia Dance Center
4
Volleyball
Ultimate Frisbee
Tennis
Swimming
Soccer
Racquet Ball
Pickleball
Mini Golf
Lacrosse
Karate/Martial Arts
Ice Skating
Hockey
Hiking/Walking
Geocaching
Football
Flying Lessons
Fitness/Gym
Fencing
Dog Agility
Dodgeball
Darts
Dance
Climbing
Cheerleading
Bowling
Basketball
Baseball/Softball
Old Town Skate Park
Bring your board and your friends and enjoy the
ride! Old Town Skate Park is open to the public
and you can usually find a few skaters on deck or
riding the pipes.
Located at 8291 Prince William Street, the Old
Town Skate Park is open year round.
Harris Pavilion
During summer months, Harris Pavilion is the center
of activity, offering concerts, festivals, dances, ice
cream socials and the Old Town Farmers’ Market.
Harris Pavilion is also available for private events.
In the winter, the Loy E. Harris Pavilion is
transformed into a winter wonderland. Break out
your ice skates or rent them, but come out and skate
at this covered outdoor pavilion.
Harris Pavilion is located at 9201 Center Street in the
center of Old Town Manassas. Visit
www.harrispavion.com for event details and skating
information.
(703) 361-9800
Stonewall Park & Pool
Stonewall Park Pool is located at 8351 Stonewall
Road, Manassas, VA 20110. Stonewall Park Pool is a
great place for summer fun, swim teams, and swim
lessons. For more information on hours and fees,
visit www.manassascity.org/swim.
Stonewall Park has a covered picnic pavilion
and grills. Residents can reserve the pavilion for
birthday parties and family events by calling
703-257-8315. Also located in Stonewall Park is a .9
mile fitness trail, a large and small playground for
children, basketball courts, lighted tennis courts
and a multi-use field for soccer or football.
Byrd Park
Byrd Park, at 8528 Cavalry Lane, has a covered picnic
pavilion with grills available for reservation for parties
and cookouts. Byrd Park has two regulation sized softball
fields that can be reserved by calling 703-257-8315.
The park also features basketball courts and a roller
hockey court. Bankshot Basketball is also available at
this site. Bankshot Basketball is a family friendly sport
because players do not play against one another but
along-side one another. This sport is a non-running and
non-exclusionary game, accommodating wheelchair
players, the physically and cognitively challenged,
grandparents, children and everyone else at the same
time. Players use a basketball as they would to play puttputt golf.
Byrd Park also includes an adult work out area. While the
children play on the playground equipment, parents can
work out within eyesight of the playground.
E. G. Smith Park
E. G. Smith Baseball Complex, located at 9692 Godwin
Drive, is the baseball complex for the City of Manassas.
The park includes eight fields with lights, a concessions
stand, restrooms, an announcer’s box and plenty of
parking. The Greater Manassas Baseball League uses
these fields during their season and field use is subject
to the leagues availability. To check availability contact
the City of Manassas Neighborhood Services division at
703-257-8315.
Kinsley Mill Park
Located at 8844 Hastings Drive, Kinsley Mill Park has
tall shade trees which make this a perfect park for
family gatherings. The park includes a roller hockey
court, basketball court, playground equipment, a
small t-ball field and a picnic area with grills.
Dean Park
Located at 9680 Wellington Road, Dean Park
has plenty of space to accommodate large
gatherings. This is the City of Manassas’ largest
park and includes basketball courts, tennis courts,
walking trails, a playground, a t-ball field and
lighted softball fields (reservation only).
Our Smaller Parks
Baldwin Park
Right behind the Manassas Museum, at 9101 Prince
William Street, is a hidden gem that is great for small
birthday parties or a gathering of friends.
Cavalry Run Park
Located at 9201 Ashton Avenue, Cavalry Run Park has
two tennis courts, a playground and a basketball court.
Oakenshaw Park
Located at 9556 Oakenshaw Drive, this park has two
basketballl courts, a playground and a t-ball field to be
enjoyed.
Walter Delisle Park
Located at 9103 Battle Street, this little park is tucked
back in a small parcel of land which once was a
community eye sore. Thanks to a creative and resourceful
community, this neighborhood now has a beautiful park
to enjoy. The park has a picnic table and toddler slide.
Winterset Park
Located at 8252 Winterset Drive, Winterset Drive has two
basketball courts and a playground for smaller children.
Manassas Boys & Girls Club
Located at 9501 Dean Park Lane in the City of
Manassas, the Boys & Girls Club offers basketball,
flag football, tackle football, girls volleyball,
soccer leagues and cheerleading to youth ages 5
to 18. Seasonal leagues are open to all children,
however a Boys & Girls Club membership is
required ($30 annual fee). This 42,000 square foot
facility has three gyms (one wood, one carpet,
one synthetic) and a fitness center. The Manassas
Boys & Girls Club is great for corporate meetings,
banquets, sporting events and performances
of all types. For more information or to rent the
facility, visit
www.bgcgw.org/manassas
email [email protected]
or call 703-365-CLUB.
More Information
Park Rentals:
All City of Manassas Parks may be rented for various
functions on a first come/first served basis. Park rental
applications will be taken beginning Jan. 1 each year.
Applications are available online at
www.manassascity.org/parks. Make sure to check out the
rules and regulations before renting.
Park Prices:
Jennie Dean, Stonewall, Nelson, and Byrd Parks:
• $80 for residents for 3 hour minimum, $20 each
additional hour
• $100 for non-residents for 3 hour minimum, $30 each
additional hour
All other Parks:
• $50 for residents for 3 hour minimum, $15 each
additional hour
• $70 for non-residents for 3 hour minimum, $25 each
additional hour
Field Rentals:
To reserve a field for a game or tournament, visit
www.manassascity.org/fields. Fields are available for rental
between March 15 - Nov. 15 each year.
Field Fees:
Team or group of individuals
League (more than one team)
Tournament (per day, plus hourly fees)
$3.50
$6.00
$100.00
Walking Paths in the City
In 2012, the City of Manassas embarked on a
wellness plan with the help of a local pharmacy.
During this wellness activity, 17 walking loops
were defined throughout the City. Some are
short walks residents can take in under 20
minutes, while others are a little longer. These
walking loops encourage residents and visitors to
get out and enjoy the City of Manassas.