Edgar Tillett Memorial Park
Edgar Tillett Memorial Park in Ashburn, VA offers wheelchair accessible entrances and parking, with amenities including baseball fields, public restrooms, hiking trails, and is dog-friendly. It features well-maintained fields and good facilities for activities like softball and hiking, though some areas lack shade and bathrooms might be locked occasionally. The park has ample parking and trash cans, making it suitable for families and pet owners.
Reviews
Great place to park to cut through to the reservoir paths and geocaches, especially during reservoir renovations that may have limited or closed the other parking lots. must have taken only side trails or something, as I do not recall seeing any signage that would help people navigate to the main path around the reservoir.
Lots of nice fields. Lots of people were practicing batting or tossing a ball around. Good-sized parking lot with decent-sized spots. Multiple garbage cans up top by parking, which is helpful. They were very full. Was there on a Sunday afternoon; hoping they get emptied on Mondays.
Lots of stairs or very steep slope to get from parking down to the ball fields. Fortunately, you could drive down and drop someone off if you needed to – if you aren’t there solo – but I didn’t really look into the turnarounds or if there was handicapped parking down on that level.
Frustrating to have a bathroom building there that is locked and inaccessible 😡 At least one star off for that. People go hiking all year round and need bathrooms all year round. Writing this near the beginning of March. Please at least add a Port-A-Potty up by parking that is accessible (both handicapped accessible and unlocked) year-round.
I go here to get to the reservoir, but it is not one of the better locations. The trail down to the water is overgrown and often muddy. There are very few fishing locations in this vicinity either.
Well maintained and nice aluminum bleachers
Did not use bathrooms may be locked
Loudoun County Parks and Recreation are some of the best parks in the State.
Poorly designed for families and softball/baseball. Be prepared to walk up some steep hills. At least one of the fields doesn’t have a shaded dugout, which is unacceptable.