Ashburn Village

This Week in The Village


May 29, 2026

The AVSP Marina is now open for the season. Residents can enjoy canoes and paddle boats, all available at the marina on pavilion lake.


To learn more about the marina, click here or scroll to the AVSP section to view the full flyer.

Please Properly Dispose of Fishing Line

The AVCA provides fishing line disposal containers (pictured above) at all of our lakes for used fishing line and hook disposal. Improperly discarded line and hooks can injure wildlife, so please be a responsible fisher and place all used materials in the designated containers for safe, clean disposal.


Ashburn Village residents and their guests may enjoy catch‑and‑release fishing between dawn and dusk with a valid Virginia state fishing license. Information on state fishing regulations and licenses is available on the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources website.

Are you an original owner, a new homeowner, someone with an interesting hobby, a resident who has made a positive impact in the community, or the owner of a home‑based or local Ashburn Village business?

This is a wonderful opportunity for neighbors to get to know you and/or your business.


Click here to learn more about the Community Spotlight feature and how you can participate.

Upcoming Meetings


Racquet Sports Committee

June 1, 2026 - 1 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)


Architectural Review Committee

June 4, 2026 - 6 PM (Virtual)


Events Committee

June 8, 2026 - 5 PM (Virtual)


Aquatics Advisory Committee

June 8, 2026 - 8 PM (Virtual)


*Informational Meeting on Proposal Data Center Development

June 9, 2026 - 5:30 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)

*RSVP Required - Click Here!


Landscape Committee

June 10, 2026 - 6 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)


Parking Committee

June 16, 2026 - 6 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center)


*Capital Plan Open House

June 18, 2026 - 3:30 PM - 7:30 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center)

*RSVP Required - Click Here!


Finance Committee

June 18, 2026 - 7 PM (Virtual)


Board of Directors

June 23, 2026 - 6 PM (In Person at the Lakes Recreation Center & Virtual)

FACILITIES & GROUNDS

Maintenance Summary


  • Repaired irrigation box at the pavilion
  • Repaired light on Rainsboro
  • Picked up damaged sign that was run over by a vehicle
  • Picked up abandoned bicycle from the community
  • Changed billboards with updated messaging
  • Picked up trash behind Shy Beaver
  • Set up and took down for the BOD meeting
  • Repaired Lakes shower to restore function
  • Changed pavilion bulbs for improved lighting
  • Repaired swimsuit spinner drain at the pavilion
  • Checked tennis courts and playgrounds during routine inspection
  • Stocked supplies in the Lakes storage room
  • Installed new handhole box on Cessna
  • Cleaned tape residue from the Lakes rec floor
  • Met with boiler inspectors at the pavilion
  • Repaired pavilion faucet to restore proper operation
  • Made temporary repairs to the boat dock at the pavilion
  • Installed new anchors for the light pole on Gloucester

Community Standards Department


Inspections:


Annual Property Reviews Currently in Progress


Zone 1 is complete and inspectors are now working on Zone 2!


Each year, Association staff conduct annual inspections of single‑family homes and townhomes to help ensure properties remain in compliance with the Community Guidelines.


If you are a new homeowner in the Village, or if you’re unfamiliar with the Architectural and Environmental Guidelines that our Community Standards Inspectors follow, we encourage you to review them ahead of time. Being familiar with the Guidelines is a great way to stay informed.


In addition to Annual inspections, inspectors may be in your area addressing resident-submitted concerns, and performing resale inspections if you are selling your home.

Outdoor Pool Season - Important Info to Know!

Our four outdoor pools—the Woods, Mills, Lakes, and the AVSP are open for the season.


A popular question we receive from residents is: Will I receive guest passes?



Yes! Each property automatically receives 10 complimentary electronic outdoor pool guest passes (Woods, Mills, and Lakes). You do not need to pick anything up—your passes are already loaded onto your access card.


To view pool hours, rules, locations, and more, please click the button below.

  • Lost Access Card:
  • If you’ve lost or misplaced your card, the replacement fee is $5.00. Payment can be made by credit card or exact cash only at the HOA office, 44025 Courtland Dr.


  • Ashburn Village Sports Pavilion (AVSP) App
  • Alternatively, you can download the AVSP App and use your phone to access the gym and pools! Available on the Apple Store, and Google Play. Type AVSP in the search bar to find it!
Portrait of happy little girl in the swimming pool

Access Card Required: An access card is needed to use the AVSP gym and all outdoor pools. If you already have one—including the original yellow version—you’re all set. Children under 6 do not need a card.


Request Access Cards: Submit your request now—our Member Services team will do its best to process passes promptly.



Please email the forms & lease to Member Services at avca@ashburnvillage.org

Help Identify Common Areas in Need of Trees and Shrub Beds


The Ashburn Village Landscape Committee is asking for your input again this year to recommend common areas in need of trees. You can either recommend common areas in need of trees or you can donate trees to the common area adjacent to your property using the forms on the main page of the Ashburn Village website. The deadline for submitting these recommendations or donation requests is June 21.


Your input matters. Each year, we plant over 200 native trees that improve our tree canopy,

encourage wildlife, provide a natural buffer, improve the beauty of our neighborhood, and

increase the value of our properties. Our planting plan each Fall is based on the

recommendations of Ashburn Village residents. As you drive or walk around our community, if

you notice a common area that could use a few more trees or a shrub bed, let us know by

completing the Homeowner Recommendations for Common Area Plantings form's:

The association prioritizes tree plantings that serve as a buffer to streets, non-residential structures,

trails or other public areas.


If you are interested in common area tree plantings adjacent to your property that serve as a

buffer primarily to other residential properties, consider donating trees to the common area.

Each year, Ashburn Village has been fortunate to have residents willing to donate trees to our

common areas. Because these donated trees are included in our overall Fall planting plan, the

cost for a professionally installed tree is a discounted price. If you’ve ever wanted to plant trees

in the common area near your property, completing the Common Area Tree Donation form is the

way to get this done.


Providing your input by June 21st allows us to include your input into our Fall planting plan for

2026.

UPCOMING EVENTS

June

Ashburn Village Sports Pavilion

Youth Program

Learn more about our community youth program and what it offers by clicking here.

AQUATICS

AVSP Racquet Sports