Location: Centreville
Top Things to do in Centreville
What to do and see in Centreville, Virginia (VA): The Best Things to do
Centreville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States and a suburb of Washington, D.C. The population was 71,135 at the 2010 census. Centreville is approximately 20 miles (32 km) west of Washington, DC.
Restaurants in Centreville
1. Bull Run Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By csserious - Chantilly, United States
Every year during the holidays the park hosts amazing drive though amid beautiful lights depicting fairyland characters and landscape, including the Wizard of Oz, Santa’s workshop and what not. Its a great treat for kids and parents alike. Driving the loop at 10-20 mph, it takes about 30-40 min to complete the amazing experience.
2. Ellanor C. Lawrence Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By SherlockHolmesRun - Falls Church, United States
This beautiful park may not have the showy attractions and amenities of many of the largest Fairfax County Parks, but it has so many different unique features to offer that it's worth a visit, no matter where in the country you are. Wander around the outbuildings and foundations of a historic farm, complete with mill and dairy, romp around wide fields, search for wildlife on wooded trails, goof around in the amphitheater, enjoy a picnic or a campfire, go fishing or look for turtles and herons in the lovely pond! There's also a playground, a working kitchen garden and beehives, many opportunities for birdwatching, a historic visitor center (currently closed), and a chance to watch low planes fly overhead. The wooded trails are especially lovely in the fall. COVID visitor tips: there's enough space here to keep your distance from others, thanks to relatively wide paths and a few wide open spaces, but the boardwalk area around the pond may get a little tight at times, especially when there's a party gathering under the gazebo or renting out the mill for a wedding or special event. The trails are relatively flat and easy to walk with masks on.
3. Eden's Reflexology Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
4. Cox Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By edc338 - Arlington, United States
We took our grandchildren to the Cox Farms Fall Festival. It was a delight. There were more slides than you could shake a stick at. numerous things to climb, a goat feeding area (be aware the older goats can be agressively demanding), rope swings, corn field path, and hay ride. We went early when they opened which was a mistake - there were a lot of school groups which made for crowds and lines. After the groups left the lines got shorter. However we ended up being chased out by rain :( One recommendation - even though there is food available, the lines can be very long. I strongly recommend you carry snacks. However, the doughnuts are worth standing in line for. (The line is slow as they are cooking the doughnuts fresh)
5. Starlight Cinemas
6. Chua Van Hanh
7. Spa World
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By VVM96
Best value for up to 12 hours of chilling ... $42/pp!! Apparently, Groupons are available?! Saunas, pools, body scrubs, oh my! Foot massages too. Scrubs and massages have an extra fee. Saunas (dry room), juice bar, and dining are co-ed. Pools & steam (“wet rooms”) and locker rooms are single sex.
8. Stuart Mosby Civil War Cavalry Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 11 reviews
9. The Winery at Bull Run
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 320 reviews
Cradled in the foothills of the Bull Run Mountains, adjacent to over 5,000 countryside acres of the Manassas National Battlefield Park, you'll find our historic property specializing in artisanal wine tasting experiences. The Winery at Bull Run transports you to the 1800s in an authentic Virginia farm setting that values American history and hospitality. Visit us and enjoy the cultural heritage of a Virginia past and the award-winning wines of the present. As the closest winery to Washington, D.C., we are conveniently located in Fairfax County, Virginia, less than a half hour from DC and only 2 miles off Interstate 66.
Reviewed By Tanyajn1 - Sterling, United States
I took my sister, mother, and father to the winery while they were visiting. They loved the display cases of artifacts available to view, which is a unique feature. I convinced my father to join my sister and me in a tasting, which was at a really good price. And we split a bottle of wine while sitting outside at a table enjoying the scenery on a gorgeous day. There are some typical foods for purchase (cheeses, crackers, etc). We went on a weekday, so it was quiet. They offer music and food truck on the weekends and have a family area if you want to bring the kids.
