Audrey Moore RECenter

8100 Braddock Road
Annandale, Virginia
703-321-7081
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Audrey Moore RECenter at Wakefield Park is approximately 76,000 square feet in size and houses a 50m x 25yd pool, one 3m and two 1m diving boards, and Super Slide. The natatorium also contains spectator seating, doors that lead to a spacious outdoor sundeck, and locker rooms containing saunas and showers. In addition to the various racquetball/wallyball, and squash courts, the center has a large gymnasium with six basketball hoops, and volleyball nets. The center also contains a cycle studio, a dance room, a pottery lab and kiln, an arts and crafts room, a photography lab, three multi-purpose activity rooms, and a senior center.

Members can also take advantage of more than 40 group fitness classes the center offers each week.

Overlooking the natatorium and gymnasium is our fitness center. The fitness center is well equipped with Cybex machines connected to the FitLinxx network, a wide selection of cardiovascular equipment, free-weights, and a stretching area.

Surrounding the center are numerous trails, including the Cross County Trail, utilized by cyclists, runners, and nature lovers. In addition to the well lit outdoor basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts, the center is surrounded by baseball, softball, and soccer fields. The new Wakefield Skate Park opened in April 2004.

The Wakefield Farmers' Market is another wonderful addition to the park. Stroll the tree lined avenue of merchants with a variety of produce and other products located just inside the Wakefield Park entrance.

The center is accessible according to ADA guidelines with curb ramps, automatic doors, ample parking, an elevator, and a wheelchair accessible unisex bathroom and dressing stalls.

For tennis court and racquet ball court reservations call Audrey Moore RECenter at 703-321-7081.

Different name But Same Great RECenter
On May 4, 2002, Wakefield RECenter became Audrey Moore RECenter at Wakefield Park. The new name honors the former chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and long-time citizen activist, who played a key role in the creation of Wakefield Park.

Directions: Audrey Moore RECenter may be reached by taking Beltway Exit 54A which is Braddock Road west for one quarter mile to the park entrance on the right.

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For further information call Audrey Moore RECenter at 703-321-7081. People with hearing disabilities may call 703-321-8124, voice/TTY, for information on programs.