Welcome to historic and beautiful Hallowing Point at the southern tip of Mason Neck in Fairfax County, Virginia. Hallowing Point is a cluster of nearly 200 homes and is the center of a close knit and thriving community of citizens.
The community is located on a 9,000 acre penninsula jutting into the Potomac River about 20 miles south of Washington, D.C.  The community is nestled near the Elizabeth Hartwell National Wildlife Refuge, Mason Neck State Park, Pohick Bay Regional Park and historic Gunston Hall Plantation. This unique location provides an excellent variety of wildlife, natural beauty and a variety of outdoor activities.

The Hallowing Point Citizens Association owns and maintains several areas of community property, sponsors a variety of social functions and publishes a periodic community newsletter.  The Association also provides its members with a handbook and this web site.

 

This web site is designed primarily for use by the members of the Hallowing Point Citizens Association, but most of the information on the site can be viewed by the public.  If you are a member of the Association, you may log in to the site to read minutes of the Association’s Annual Meeting and Board of Directors Meetings, review archived community newsletters, obtain the latest resident directory information, access the handbook and official documents of the Association, and see pictures of community events.  Sign up for the community email list and  receive updates on community issues and events.  Log in to the message center and join online discussions among your neighbors about issues of interest.   If you are just visiting our site, feel free to browse around the pages and learn a little more about the neighborhood that we call home.

Just another mile up Gunston Road, and also on Mason Neck is Pohick Bay Regional Park, a 1,002 acre park that is operated by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority.  The Park offers a boat ramp, swimming pool, golf course, and picnic and camping facilities.