Raglan Road Park

I'm not sure whether to rate this high or low. It's a small wooded area with a trail or two and a pretty stream. On one side is a quiet, affluent, comfortable suburban neighborhood, and on the other is a sea of concrete and steel, with a metro stop, car dealerships, office buildings, gas station, and major highway. It's kind of trippy to walk through, and kind of miraculous that it exists at all. I think the Pokestop landmark is "Tyson's last forest" and that's what it feels like, the last crumb of the living world.

Small park close to Tysons/Vienna.
Not much to see. Limited trails.

I stayed at a hotel close by for work and thought I would give this park a shot since I was painfully missing nature spending my last ten years in Maine. Well, it didn't disappoint! Horribly noisy and under development for the expansion of yet more commercial properties. I pity the poor people that choose to live in this cesspool area of the country. Why you do this to yourselves, I'll never understand. Did see a squirrel.

park is nice it would be better if they had lawn care and and lawn cutting service along the trail

The northwestern arm of this park is undergoing heavy construction as part of efforts to improve the Old Courthouse Spring Branch, but the southeastern arm is still a pleasant, quiet woodland hill just off the bustle and hustle of Tysons.

This park is very short in terms of paved walking path. Deer trails cross the woods but this is more of a nature preserve than a visit friendly park.

A great place to walk and explore with my grandkids. They love the creek and of course skipping rocks.😀 We had a fun morning.