In our annual Fall Foliage Report you'll find information about leaf color changes that participating parks share each week in October.

We are proud to be the first location in Virginia to offer the EnChroma colorblind viewfinder. It's equipped with special lenses from EnChroma designed to help those with red-green Color Vision Deficiency (CVD) experience colors.

Do you know what a vernal pool is and what animals live there? Vernal pools are important for some species survival. I highly recommend checking out a Vernal Pool Program at a Virginia State Park to learn more about these pools first-hand.

Explore the unique beauty of the smallest Virginia State Park.

Come out for the bloom of the Bluebells. This event of nature can only be seen for a couple of weeks.

With 41 Virginia State Parks it may be hard to decide which park to choose to see the fall foliage. Here are four favorite parks for fall foliage that aren't too far if you live in Tidewater Virginia.

Native plants are easier to grow and meet the natural needs of the other plants and animals in the area.

Being able to identify the birds makes birding more exciting.

Do you know the difference between native plants and invasive plants?

Consider your next incredible scenic road trip by connecting door to door state parks in Virginia's mountains.