The best things to do in Prince William County

“This week, play a true links-style round at Bristow Manor Golf Club, an 18-hole Ken Killian design with a full-grass range to groove it. Finish with a bite at the pub on the flagstone patio beside the club’s 19th Century manor.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Cool off this week without the road trip at Signal Bay Waterpark, a local favorite with a zero-depth entry leisure pool, water cannons, twisty slides, and a lazy river that doubles as a water-walking track. Bring the kids, plan a birthday splash, or float a lazy lap and let the current handle the heavy lifting.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Time Mission turns a regular hangout into a brag-worthy team adventure with bite-size challenge rooms that blend puzzles, agility, and brain teasers. Rally friends or family in Manassas, chase high scores, replay favorites, and find out who actually carries the team.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Clean indoor playground featuring trampoline courts, a climbing area and an arcade.”

“Medal of Honor Golf Course brings year-round 18-hole championship golf, a lighted driving range for after-work swings, the Medal of Honor Swing Lab with pro-grade tech, plus a clubhouse for post-round debriefs. It’s open to the public, so rally a foursome and claim bragging rights.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Stonewall Golf Club serves up a Tom Jackson-designed, top-rated public track that rolls along Lake Manassas, then the newly renovated Brass Cannon keeps the day winning with house-made American classics with a southern twist. Perfect for a midweek tee time or an easy date-night finish.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Two classic 18-hole courses with a magic castle, windmill, shade trees, and colorful night lighting, all set to family-friendly tunes, make The Magic Putting Place in Manassas a low-key win for weeknights. Bring your short game, your kids, or your competitive friend, then refuel at the 19th Hole Snack Bar.”

From the Manassas newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Prince William Golf Course is one of the area’s historic, golfer-friendly tracks with generous, mostly wide-open fairways and gentle knolls that are easy to walk. Book a tee time, dive into leagues or instruction, and let better swings or fresh air do the winning this week.”

From the Manassas newsletter, September 13, 2026

“The Salisbury Center keeps the county’s weekend interesting with country line dancing and karaoke on Fridays, comedy and tribute bands in rotation, plus full-throttle fight nights like CageZilla and Thai Championship Boxing.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Trade your weekday blahs for electric go-kart adrenaline at K1 Speed Manassas this week, where adult and junior karts rip around a twisty indoor track and the timing system fuels friendly bragging rights. Keep the rivalry going in the vibrant arcade or refuel at the Paddock Lounge.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Billy Beez Manassas Mall is basically kid nirvana with over 1,000 feet of wild slides, a not-your-average Ballistics Arena, and party rooms for the big moments. Hit the Honey Cafe to refuel, then send them back in for one more lap... or three.”

From the Manassas newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Whether you’re overdue for a league warmup or just need something this week that keeps everyone entertained, Uptown Alley brings state-of-the-art bowling, a 60+ game arcade, two story laser tag, billiards, and high energy bars with legit eats. One stop, zero boredom.”

From the Manassas newsletter, September 18, 2026

“When the Sunday scaries hit, herd the crew to Off Limitz Adventure Park at Potomac Mills Mall for trampoline dodgeball, a 20-foot high-ropes course, 8- and 10-foot warped walls, a ninja warrior course, and massive inflatables. It’s a legit boredom cure for Manassas families, and yes, adults can play too.”

From the Prince William County newsletter, September 14, 2026