Name: Broadlands Wetlands Preservation Area
Address: Unnamed Road, Ashburn, VA 20147, Ashburn
Telephone: +17037299704

Broadlands Wetlands Preservation Area, Ashburn

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Unnamed Road, Ashburn, VA 20147

broadlandshoa.org

(703) 729-9704

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What is the rating of Broadlands Wetlands Preservation Area?: Broadlands Wetlands Preservation Area is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 77 reviews.
Where is Broadlands Wetlands Preservation Area located?: Unnamed Road, Ashburn, VA 20147
How can I contact Broadlands Wetlands Preservation Area?: Phone: (703) 729-9704 · Website: broadlandshoa.org

Reviews (8)

Megan Funk 2024 Jul 04

I love this little nature preserve. Within an hour we saw a beaver, birds, a deer and all of the big and little turtles. There are so many and it's a beautiful peaceful walk. Be careful of the boards/holes as they are in bad repair lately.

Andrea Longbottom 2024 Jun 07

Beautiful park and pet stations all around: caution ⚠️ two big ticks found on my dog, make sure to check your pets and yourself when going back home. Esp tick season.

MI Concepts 2024 Mar 11

This little park is nice. Very dogfriendly. It has poop stations. I love the boardwalk and enjoyed walking . I bet it is much nicer in the Spring and Summer. There is no parking lot but there is a little area that will accommodate about 4-5 cars. You could park in the Harris Teeter shopping center across the street and walk over. The road has minimum traffic, safe to walk across.

Gabe S 2024 Jan 28

Pretty area and nice boardwalk but there's a lot of trash that needs to be addressed. So many beer cans that detract from the feeling you're supposed to get from the space. Also a storm drain under the road needs to be grated because it's washing lots of trash into the wetland.

R M 2023 May 15

I saw 10 snapping turtles, painted turtles, a water snake, small fish, a white egret, butterflies, geese, ducks, a wild turkey,orioles, cardinals, Robins, and red-winged blackbirds. The trail is right across from the broadlands Harris Teeter in Ashburn. I parked at Harris Teeter and crossed over at the crosswalk. The trail is about 15 minutes leads a circle around a pond. The trail is all broadwalks and tar so very to walk if looking for and easy or handicapped friendly trail. Its a good place to bring children and dogs too. They have benches throughout the trail is you want to rest or they would also be a good place to read a book.

Kevin Price 2021 Mar 13

This is a beautiful park with amazing views over a wetland lake. The boardwalk is great and provides lots of walking space and has interesting architecture. There are benches to sit on and plenty of lookouts. A great place to go walk and sit.

Josh Roberts 2020 Oct 03

This is a beautiful and well maintained park. The only downsides are that it's close to a road and there isn't much parking, but those are minor complaints. There is a wide boardwalk going around the pond so that you can circle the whole thing. There are a few places on the path that have park benches where you can stop to admire the view and soak in the sun. You need to check out the wooden promontory, which provides the best view of the pond, and -- if you're lucky -- the snapping turtles.

Tilly Lo 2019 Nov 21

This little park is nice. Very dogfriendly. It has poop stations. I love the boardwalk and enjoyed seeing the ducks and geese. I bet it is much nicer in the Spring and Summer. Right now, the plants look dead, being Fall/Winter season. The walk is about 1/2 mile around. There is no parking lot but there is a little area that will accommodate about 4-5 cars. You could park in the Harris Teeter shopping center across the street and walk over. The road has minimum traffic, safe to walk across. There are benches throughout the trail but the view is bushes right in front of you. Not sure why the benches are located the way they are. I expected to have a view of the water or some open space.