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A comprehensive list of 43 state parks and reserves in Virginia, with their locations, sizes, establishment dates, and statuses. Find out the history, attractions, and activities of each park, from Breaks Interstate Park to Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park.
A state park in Virginia with a 150-acre man-made lake and historic features from the Depression era. Learn about the park's history, location, activities and landmarks on Wikipedia.
A state park in Virginia with forests, meadows, rocky outcroppings, and a herd of wild ponies. The park offers hiking, camping, music festivals, and scenic views of the surrounding mountains.
Powhatan State Park is a state park along the James River in Virginia, opened in 2013. It offers trails, boating, fishing, camping and picnic shelters in a 1,565-acre (6 km 2) area.
A state park in Virginia that preserves the former Wilderness Road built by Daniel Boone in 1775. The park features a replica of Martin's Station fort, a frontier outpost on the road, and the Karlan Mansion, a historic house built in 1870.
A state park in Virginia near the town of Croaker on the south bank of the York River. The park features an archaeological site of Native American and colonial history, as well as access to the river and the Chesapeake Bay.
Learn about the history and functions of the Virginia agency that oversees state parks and natural areas. Find out how the Civilian Conservation Corps, the New Deal, and the Great Depression shaped the creation and development of Virginia's state parks.
Mason Neck State Park is a 1,814-acre peninsula in Fairfax County, Virginia, with wildlife, trails, and historic sites. Learn about its location, hours, attractions, and archeological significance.