Dale City, Virginia 2025

Dale City, Virginia, is a census-designated place (CDP) located in Prince William County, Virginia, United States. As of the 2020 census, the population of Dale City was 75,061.

Culture:

Dale City is a community with a diverse population. Majority of the population is Caucasian, followed by African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics. A small percentage of the population is also of Pacific Islander, Native American, and other races.

Special Events:

Dale City hosts many annual community events like the Dale City Farmers Market, which runs during spring and summer, the Dale City 5K Run/Walk, and the Dale City Craft Fair. Other events include the Summer Flagship Fridays Concert Series, the Dale City Fourth of July Celebration, the Dale City Neighborhood Yard Sale, and the Dale City Classic Car Show.

Local attractions:

Some local attractions in Dale City include Chinn Park, Lake Ridge Park, and T. Clay Wood Elementary School.

Food:

There are several restaurants in Dale City that are known for a wide variety of cuisines. Some popular ones are:

* La Molienda - This restaurant serves Peruvian food.

* El Paso Mexican Restaurant - This restaurant serves Mexican food.

* Blackwall Hitch - This restaurant serves American cuisine.

* Bombay Bistro - This restaurant serves Indian and Nepalese food.

* Pio Pio - This restaurant serves Peruvian and Hispanic food.

People:

As of the 2020 census, Dale City had a population of 75,061. The average age of people in Dale City was 36.2, and the median household income was $92,575. The average family size was 3.16. There were 12,656 households.

History:

Dale City was developed in 1960 by a group of land developers and subdivision builders as a planned suburb. It was named after Samuel Dale, a Revolutionary War veteran who owned a plantation near the area in the 18th century. The area was previously known as Monroe, after President James Monroe.