Bles Park

There are lots of trails here that run around the Potomac River. I saw deer, blue herons, white egrets, red-winged blackbirds, cardinals, ravens, crows, a baby frog,a black snake, a salamander, small toads, turtles , a red fox, bunnies, dragonflies, moths, and butterflies. Cotton plants, wild blackberries and wild Raspberries grow on the trails.

We love this quiet park for the awesome trails. Easy walk even with a stroller or bike.

A great nature path and recreation park with over a mile of trails along the river system and with tons of native wildlife to observe. We have seen many different species that we haven’t seen elsewhere and I hope that the “developments” and “improvements” the county plans to make to this park do not destroy the peaceful and vast ecosystems here.

A wonderful place to go bird watching, out for a morning walks, or even a family pick up soccer match and picnic. Conveniently located near One Loudoun off of Route 7.

A nice neighborhood park. It has trail with overhead cover which is a big plus for me during the summer months.

Well defined trail with a pond and river access. Mainly a sports park in warmer weather. parking and Bathrooms.

I like to hike so i took my fishing gear, till the end of the trail. Awesome park! good fishing too. Carp,Catfish,Large mouth bass. I had fun. 😎

This is a lovely park with great walking and hiking trails. There is an amazing pond in the middle.

Very nice soccer fields surrounded by a lot of wildflowers. Soccer fields are in great shape with natural grass.

Bless park is a great park because the soccer fields have Bermuda grass. And there’s about six walking trails that go right down to the Potomac River. However, the downside is there are a lot of bugs, so bring bug repellent spray.

Lovely park and trail opposite of the One Loudoun area. There are well kept paths and parking spots before and at the park which can be beneficial during busy times. The bathrooms are conveniently located in the parking lot area and were clean. There are no water fountains here.

Although you don’t get great views of the Potomac River from here, its a beautiful forested area with unique birds, and I did see people fishing as well.

I do wish it had more seating area/options though. There is just one bench in the middle of the trail, and apart from that you have to be creative and find a boulder or tree trunk to sit on.

Nice walking trail along the river. Very pretty.

We love the hiking trails. The soccer fields are well maintained, but the playground is a bit small.

Found this park one morning in search of solitude and the great outdoors. Bles Park has it all - free parking, clean bathrooms, a safe playground for kids 2-5, hiking trails down to the Potomac River, and well kept ball fields.

The land is expansive and superbly maintained. A young man was picking up trash to keep the park clean. The park is not dirty so if everyone pitches in we'll always be able to enjoy Bles Park.

Numerous of my photos are posted as references for this park.

Love the trails, walk my dog here all the time

Lovely park with accessible trails Could use a little more signage. Nice facilities.

Great park for walking jogging and have fun with the kids.

A nice community park, quiet, and well maintained from what I could tell. It also has a playground and a few soccer fields.

Spent the entire morning and partial afternoon here yesterday. Walked the blue trail and managed to get some amazing photos! Peaceful surroundings and beautiful scenery. Will definitely be coming back - I'm sure there is more to explore and discover. Highly recommend to anyone who needs to decompress. Nature at it's best!

A lovely park with an abundance of trails and paths. After running here for almost two years, I've grown to love the beautiful one-mile loop which is located near the playground (perfect for little ones!) and runs alongside a stream, as well as the path which leads to an island on the Potomac. The bathrooms are an extra terrific accommodation. Not to mention the abundance of soccer fields for quick sprints.

My family loves hiking short but scenic trails close to home and this park is no exception. Other than a lot of soccer fields, they also have a small kids playground and surprisingly clean restroom facilities. The trail we used followed the Potomac and Broad Run and cuts through some wooded areas, circling us back to our car in about 30mins. The trail does go off and supposedly connects to other hiking trails along the Potomac River, but didn't have time to explore those areas. It would be a very long but interesting hike to follow all the way from Leesburg to Great Falls, hope to give that a try in the near future. Like most local trails, there are few paved sections but it's mostly gravel or dirt, so there's a good chance there might be some muddy areas. Don't wear your nice shoes here.