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Backyard birding – tips to get started

By Jessica BowserPosted March 27, 2020
Backyard birding may be your newest hobby.
Red-bellied Woodpecker can be seen without binoculars

A Virtual Tour of the True Art Exhibit

By Martha WileyPosted March 25, 2020
Although we miss seeing all of our visitors in person, we thought you might like to take a little tour of our current temporary exhibit.
Bates watercolor

Take Time to Experience All that Our Parks Have to Offer

By Annette BarefordPosted December 17, 2019
It can be easy to miss all that Virginia State Parks have to offer.
2nd Virginia Infantry - Sky Meadows State Park

My Adventure to Western Virginia State Parks

By Annette BarefordPosted December 07, 2019
A brief note about my trip to the mountains.
Entrance to Martin Station -WR

From adventure to memory: the search for the fairy stone

By Emily PricePosted November 27, 2019
From adventure to memory: the search for the fairy stone
Hunting fairy stones is one of the main activities at the park

Come meet the Interpreters at a Virginia State Park

By Annette BarefordPosted October 30, 2019
What is in a name? When it comes to “Interpreter”, it can be a little confusing.
Staff at Caledon State Park interpreting history

Take a Hike Back in Time

By Kara AsbothPosted September 19, 2019
Claytor Lake State Park introduces a self-guided tour of the park's past, through nostalgic images and tour points to guide you along the way.
Claytor Lake State Park Virtual History Tour

Two More Unforgettable Experiences Under Two Hours from Williamsburg

By Shellie AnnePosted August 20, 2019
If you like to fish, bike, bird watch or beach comb then read on to see two more parks to explore on Virginia's beautiful waterways.
Beachcombing on the Chesapeake Bay at Kiptopeke State Park in Virginia is a fun year-round activity, you may even find a live sanddollar

Passengers of the White Lion: Enslavement at Chippokes and Beyond

By Brenna GeraghtyPosted August 11, 2019
In August of 1619, a small foreign ship rocked the lives of Virginia colonists, bringing passengers who would change the course of history, not to mention that of Chippokes.
Looking across the river from Chippokes, curious onlookers would have been able to see the Dutch cargo ship in August 1619

Top 5 Reasons You'll Love Twin Lakes State Park

By Jodi RhodesPosted July 22, 2019
Swimming, fishing, hiking, boating and lakeside picnicking, camping and cabin stays make this park in the heart of Virginia special.
Connect to Nature at Twin Lakes State Park in central Virginia


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