Guests of Members/Associate Members may launch a boat from the dock so long as the Member/Associate Member is present at all times.  This includes being on the boat trip with the guest.  

Hallowing Point is a residential community of wooded home sites featuring residential homes of individual design utilizing the natural topography to the maximum extent possible. To ensure preservation of the community character, all site plans, specifications, plats, and plans for external design of all improvements in Hallowing point must be approved by the Board of Directors.  Specific guidelines can be found in the architectural guidelines section of the Association Documents on this site.

Yes!  The Hallowing Point Association has a variety of social events that are organized by the HP Board of Directors Social Chairman.  You can find a list of these events elsewhere on this site.

The Association Documents section of this website has the latest versions of the Association's bylaws and covenants which provide many answers relating to the operation of the Hallowing Point Association.  You can scan through the documents or use the Site Search feature of the web site to find the answers that you want.  In addition, the links section of the site provides links to local websites that will provide a wealth of local knowledge.

Annual HPA dues are officially due on March 1. The fee is $300 for a lot with house and $150 for a lot without house.  The grace period is one month after which a 9 % penalty applies. Dues may be paid at the Annual Meeting or received no later than April 1--to the HPA Treasurer, P.O. Box 63, Lorton, VA 22199.

The Virginia General Assembly enacted the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act in 1988.  The Bay Act program is designed to improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay and other waters of the State by requiring the use of effective land management and land use planning. This act sets out "Resource Protection Areas" (RPA) around all waters that are a part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.  River lots here in Hallowing Point are covered under this act so before making any changes to your property, be sure to consult Virginia.gov to ensure that you are in compliance.

Yes you can!  You may rent the entire Point or just the pavilion for a small fee. See Section 7.1.6 of the Bylaws for more details.

Mail is delivered Monday through Saturday in the afternoon.  It usually arrives between 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM based on the carrier's workload

New members can pick up these items from the Hallowing Point Treasurer.

If a member witnesses another witness disregarding the rules of community property, the Hallowing Point Board has always encouraged Members/Associate Members to try to work out issues before asking the Board to get involved.  If a member witnesses an act of trespass, vandalism, drug use, or any other illegal act, the member is encouraged to contact the Fairfax County Police.

Hallowing Point is serviced by two private companies, Republic Services and Charlie and Sons.  These companies offer trash service, recycling and special item pick up.  Please visit each company's website for more information on their services and pick up schedules.