Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and Community Services

Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and Community Services Our mission is to Connect all communities through exceptional people, parks and programs.

Loudoun PRCS does not request or accept payments through social media for tickets, vendor space, or any fee-based program. PRCS offers a countywide system of facilities including trails, athletic fields, parks, open space, community, recreation and aquatic centers, senior and adult day centers, playgrounds, sports complexes, a nature preserve, a nature center, a performing and fine arts center, i

ndoor and outdoor pools, and historic and heritage sites. Programs and services encompass facility planning and development, children’s programs (e.g., preschool, camps, after-school care), youth services, aging services, sports and recreation, community outreach, adaptive recreation, health and fitness and environmental stewardship. For a transcript or audio description of any video posted on official Loudoun County Government social media, call the Office of Public Affairs and Communications at 703-777-0113 (TTY 711) or send an email to [email protected]. When requesting a transcript, include a link to the video and any relevant details (such as the platform and date posted) so we can accurately identify and process your request. If you require a reasonable accommodation for any type of disability or need language assistance to participate, please contact [email protected], 703-777-0343, TTY-711. At least three business days of advance notice is requested; some accommodations may require more than three days notice. Si usted requiere asistencia para cualquier tipo de discapacidad o asistencia en su idioma para participar, comuníquese con [email protected], 703-777-0343, TTY-711. Haga su solicitud con tres días hábiles de anticipación; algunas solicitudes pueden requerir más de tres días.

09/04/2026

Update (6:45am): The PRCS Maintenance Team is currently clearing the fallen tree and the center is now scheduled to open at 7:00am.

We appreciate your patience.

Original Post: Due to a fallen tree on Loudoun Park Lane, access to the Claude Moore Recreation and Community Center is currently blocked.

The opening of the facility is delayed as we work to remove the tree from the roadway.

We appreciate your understanding.

The Loudoun County Art Advisory Committee and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) are prou...
08/31/2026

The Loudoun County Art Advisory Committee and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) are proud to present “Becoming,” a solo exhibition by self-taught painter Dezica Mirelez.

Born and raised in Central Indiana, Mirelez moved to Loudoun County in 2012. Her artistic journey began two years ago, when an encounter with her favorite actor and musician inspired her to try figure painting. From the outset, Mirelez gravitated to female subjects, especially teenagers and young adults. Drawing inspiration from her experiences as a mother and educator, she depicts women at transitional moments in their lives, when they are exploring newfound freedoms, contending with societal expectations, and mapping out their next steps.

The exhibition is on display now through Friday, September 25, 2026, at Gallery One, located in the lobby of the Loudoun County Government Center, 1 Harrison Street SE in Leesburg.

08/30/2026
The Adaptive Recreation crew finished up their adventures with one last BIG stop as they traveled home from the Outer Ba...
08/29/2026

The Adaptive Recreation crew finished up their adventures with one last BIG stop as they traveled home from the Outer Banks! They visited a local monster truck legend.

For more information about the Loudoun PRCS Adaptive Recreation program and the wonderful services provided, visit loudoun.gov/AdaptiveRec.

The Adaptive Recreation adventures continue...🍩🏖️🦐Day 4 included donuts, the beach and a seafood dinner at a local favor...
08/28/2026

The Adaptive Recreation adventures continue...
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Day 4 included donuts, the beach and a seafood dinner at a local favorite!

For more information about the Loudoun PRCS Adaptive Recreation program and the wonderful services provided, visit loudoun.gov/AdaptiveRec.

The Adaptive Recreation closing summer vacation continues!☀️🏄🛩️Day 2 started with a wild horse tour in Corolla, followed...
08/27/2026

The Adaptive Recreation closing summer vacation continues!
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Day 2 started with a wild horse tour in Corolla, followed by a beach day. Horse friends were made, and waves chased.

Day 3 included the SeaAquarium, time on the pier, the Wright Brothers memorial, and ending with some ice cream!

Look for more updates on the final days.

For more information about the Loudoun PRCS Adaptive Recreation program and the wonderful services provided, visit loudoun.gov/AdaptiveRec.

Celebrate National Dog Day with PRCS! Grab your pup and enjoy one of Loudoun’s off‑leash dog areas or take a walk at one...
08/26/2026

Celebrate National Dog Day with PRCS!

Grab your pup and enjoy one of Loudoun’s off‑leash dog areas or take a walk at one of our parks:

• Lovettsville Community Park – Small Dog area (.50 acres) + Large Dog area (1.3 acres). Located at 39550 Lovettsville Park Dr.

• Evermoore Neighborhood Park (Ashburn) – 3.5 acres with separate small and large dog areas. Located at 22395 Foundation Dr.

• Franklin Regional Park (Purcellville) – Agility features + a 175‑foot run for high‑energy pups! Located at 1750 Franklin Park Dr.

• Hal and Berni Hanson Regional Park – Two off‑leash areas:
– South complex: large + small dog areas (~1 acre), benches, shade, waste station, agility equipment
– North complex: fully shaded in a tree conservation area with agility equipment

• Potomac Green Neighborhood Park (Ashburn) – A cozy .25‑acre off‑leash spot perfect for letting your pup burn off some energy. Located at 20750 Marblehead Dr.

Looking for a PRCS park near you? Explore PRCS parks across Loudoun with My PRCS at loudun.gov/MyPRCS, an interactive mapping tool that lets you easily find facilities and parks near your current location.

Friendly reminder: Dogs are welcome in most parks when on a physical leash and under your control (Chapter 612.13), but are prohibited in areas such as sports fields and surrounding spaces (Chapter 1092.21).

Address

742 Miller Drive, SE
Leesburg, VA
20175

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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