Lake Fairfax Park Main Office — Attraction in Reston

The Main Office at Lake Fairfax Park sits right near the entrance and acts as the central hub for the campground and park operations. It’s not a big visitor center—it’s more of a practical stop where you handle check-ins, get information, or sort out reservations.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Staff & Service From my past visits, I remember the staff being friendly and approachable, but it’s been a while since I’ve needed to deal with them directly. It always had that Fairfax County Parks feel—professional, straightforward, and welcoming enough to get you on your way quickly.

🛠 Function & Role The office mainly handles: Campground check-in and support Park information like rules, hours, or maps Helping with reservations for picnic shelters or amenities It’s not the kind of place where you linger, but it’s functional and convenient when you need it.

✨ Overall Experience For me, the Lake Fairfax Park Main Office has always been a practical, helpful resource, even if I haven’t had to stop in for years. It fits the vibe of the park itself—nothing flashy, but it works. Most of the time, I’m more focused on the trails, lake, or picnic areas, so the office fades into the background, but it’s good to know it’s there when...

This is a nice campground if you don't mind not having water or sewer and paying $42 a night for just electric. We were here 30 minutes and realized that it wasn't a full hook up campground, they refused a refund and offered a raincheck. We live in Florida and believe me, we won't be returning here. We are disabled seniors and I feel like they were out...

What a mess getting checked-in for camping at this extremely expensive, lack of services, campground. $44/day for only electric! Why? Closest Park to granddaughter; otherwise, forget about it. Or site reservation was all wrong. Took manager to identify we were written in twice... written in....no computer reservation system......