Three lakes in Central Virginia at only two small parks, this sounds like the beginnings of good summer fun.

Our history may not be as visible as other parks, but guests will be surprised by the history that hides in plain sight.

Regional historian Dr. Lawrence Fleenor has volunteered since 2005 at the Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park, sharing his enthusiasm and love for area history with countless visitors.

Trails are one of the favorites in state parks but they require planning and hard work.

Virginia State Parks are fortunate to have a cadre of Friends that provide support and advocate on our behalf.

Learn about the collaborative efforts of Sky Meadows State Park and Virginia Master Naturalists to foster and preserve a thriving population of bluebirds.

Find out how you and your whole family can visit a state park for free.

Virginia State Parks offers something for most anyone even those under the age of 10.

Prince Edward State Park was opened to the public in June 1950, making it Virginia's only pre-Civil Rights Era state park for African-Americans. This is a story of the legacy of this state park, now called Twin Lakes State Park.

Flying a kite provides a winning combination of exercise, fresh air and loads of fun and with February being one of the windiest months in Virginia, we can't help but think it's time to dust off the kite and find that perfect place to fly.