Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

The waterfowl have landed.

The waterfowl have landed.

Celebrate Black History Month by learning about the park's rich history through its Underground Railroad display that is part of the National Park Service Network to Freedom program.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

The waterfowl have landed.

Celebrate Black History Month by learning about the park's rich history through its Underground Railroad display that is part of the National Park Service Network to Freedom program.

Join us for the Prince William Polar Plunge at Leesylvania State Park, where we’ll be strutting our stuff and taking an icy dip into the Potomac – all for a great cause.

Celebrate Black History Month by learning about the park's rich history through its Underground Railroad display that is part of the National Park Service Network to Freedom program.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

The waterfowl have landed.

Join rangers at the park for a fun nature reading session.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Do you want to show off your unique creativity and take home a one-of-a-kind keepsake and memento of your visit to Leesylvania State Park?  Stop on by the Visitor Center for a lesson on tinsmithing.

Families join us on an nature adventure through our most popular trail, The Potomac Trail.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Discover the games children used to play during the colonial time period.  Race hoops against each other and play a game of catch called Graces.  Learn what a Jacob's ladder does and test your skills with a round of Cup and Ball.  For questions, please call the visitor center at (703)583-6904.

During the spring and summer osprey dominate the skies over Leesylvania as they build nests and raise their young.

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Families join us on an nature adventure through our most popular trail, The Potomac Trail.

During the spring and summer osprey dominate the skies over Leesylvania as they build nests and raise their young.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

School is out and Spring is here.

Join rangers at the park for a fun nature reading session.

Join our Annual Easter Egg Hunt for prize-filled Easter eggs starting at 11:00 am.

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Frogs, turtles, and fish, oh my!  Explore the life that exists in the pond while learning about the abundance of animals that call this ecosystem home.  Join a park ranger and use nets to catch animals and learn how you can help protect these fascinating creatures.  For more information, please call the Visitor Center at (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Discover the games children used to play during the colonial time period.  Race hoops against each other and play a game of catch called Graces.  Learn what a Jacob's ladder does and test your skills with a round of Cup and Ball.  For questions, please call the visitor center at (703)583-6904.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

During the spring and summer osprey dominate the skies over Leesylvania as they build nests and raise their young.

Discover some of the beautiful fish that make their homes in the Potomac River with a Park Ranger using a seine net, one of humankind's oldest fishing tools.  This is also a great chance to appreciate the important role that the Potomac River and its watershed has in our community.  Be prepared to have fun and get wet.  Be sure to bring water shoes and comfortable clothing.  For questions or inquiries, please call (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

The are many different wildlife that call Leesylvania State Park their home.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

One man’s trash is another bug’s treasure!

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

Frogs, turtles, and fish, oh my!  Explore the life that exists in the pond while learning about the abundance of animals that call this ecosystem home.  Join a park ranger and use nets to catch animals and learn how you can help protect these fascinating creatures.  For more information, please call the Visitor Center at (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Get ready to see nature like never before when you borrow an Adventure Backpack from the Visitors Center for free.

Leesylvania makes its own worm compost!  Join rangers as we take a closer look at worms and how they can benefit your kitchen and backyard.

The are many different wildlife that call Leesylvania State Park their home.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

Discover the games children used to play during the colonial time period.  Race hoops against each other and play a game of catch called Graces.  Learn what a Jacob's ladder does and test your skills with a round of Cup and Ball.  For questions, please call the visitor center at (703)583-6904.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Join rangers at the park for a fun nature reading session.

Get ready to see nature like never before when you borrow an Adventure Backpack from the Visitors Center for free.

Enjoy a morning of family fun, fish, learn about the Potomac River, and maybe win a trophy!  Sponsored by the Friends of Leesylvania State Park, these fishing tournaments throughout the summer are suitable for all ability levels, ages 3-15.  No rod and reel?  No problem!  The Friends have suitable tackle on hand to loan.  We hope to see you there!

During the spring and summer osprey dominate the skies over Leesylvania as they build nests and raise their young.

Bring your creativity and express your individuality and join Leesylvania State Park Rangers throughout the park for a unique crafting experience!  Each session is a one of a kind experience.  See you there!

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

The are many different wildlife that call Leesylvania State Park their home.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Get ready to see nature like never before when you borrow an Adventure Backpack from the Visitors Center for free.

Frogs, turtles, and fish, oh my!  Explore the life that exists in the pond while learning about the abundance of animals that call this ecosystem home.  Join a park ranger and use nets to catch animals and learn how you can help protect these fascinating creatures.  For more information, please call the Visitor Center at (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

Discover some of the beautiful fish that make their homes in the Potomac River with a Park Ranger using a seine net, one of humankind's oldest fishing tools.  This is also a great chance to appreciate the important role that the Potomac River and its watershed has in our community.  Be prepared to have fun and get wet.  Be sure to bring water shoes and comfortable clothing.  For questions or inquiries, please call (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Discover the games children used to play during the colonial time period.  Race hoops against each other and play a game of catch called Graces.  Learn what a Jacob's ladder does and test your skills with a round of Cup and Ball.  For questions, please call the visitor center at (703)583-6904.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Get ready to see nature like never before when you borrow an Adventure Backpack from the Visitors Center for free.

Celebrate Kids to Parks Day at Leesylvania State Park with a guided canoe trip along Powells Creek.

Leesylvania makes its own worm compost!  Join rangers as we take a closer look at worms and how they can benefit your kitchen and backyard.

The are many different animals that call Leesylvania State Park their home.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Get ready to see nature like never before when you borrow an Adventure Backpack from the Visitors Center for free.

Frogs, turtles, and fish, oh my!  Explore the life that exists in the pond while learning about the abundance of animals that call this ecosystem home.  Join a park ranger and use nets to catch animals and learn how you can help protect these fascinating creatures.  For more information, please call the Visitor Center at (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

Enjoy a peaceful evening canoe adventure at Leesylvania State Park on Powell's Creek!  View the majestic colors of a Northern Virginia summer sunset on this tranquil tributary of the Potomac River while catching glimpses of the nocturnal wildlife emerging for the evening.  No paddling experience is required; all participants must be of 6 years or older.

Discover the games children used to play during the colonial time period.  Race hoops against each other and play a game of catch called Graces.  Learn what a Jacob's ladder does and test your skills with a round of Cup and Ball.  For questions, please call the visitor center at (703)583-6904.

Discover some of the beautiful fish that make their homes in the Potomac River with a Park Ranger using a seine net, one of humankind's oldest fishing tools.  This is also a great chance to appreciate the important role that the Potomac River and its watershed has in our community.  Be prepared to have fun and get wet.  Be sure to bring water shoes and comfortable clothing.  For questions or inquiries, please call (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

Every animal has unique features and traits that make them special and suited for their natural environment.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Get ready to see nature like never before when you borrow an Adventure Backpack from the Visitors Center for free.

Enjoy a morning of family fun, fish, learn about the Potomac River, and maybe win a trophy!  Sponsored by the Friends of Leesylvania State Park, these fishing tournaments throughout the summer are suitable for all ability levels, ages 3-15.  No rod and reel?  No problem!  The Friends have suitable tackle on hand to loan.  We hope to see you there!

Join park staff and volunteers to help keep the Potomac River and Powell's Creek clean.

Celebrate National Trails Day  with getting  your hands dirty as we work to improve the hiking experience on Visitor Center Nature Trail.

The are many different wildlife that call Leesylvania State Park their home.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the picnic areas and beaches with interesting animal or historical artifacts from the park.

The Strawberry Moon also known as the Blood Red Moon peaks on June 3  this year.  Join rangers  as the sun sets and into the late evening,  for some Stargazing and get an up close look at the beautiful Red Moon.  In addition to stargazing we'll search out and discuss the constellations and other bodies visible from our planet.  No special equipment is needed but consider bringing your own comfortable seating.

Have you ever wondered what Leesylvania would have looked like 20,000 years ago, or who lived here in the 1700's?

Frogs, turtles, and fish, oh my!  Explore the life that exists in the pond while learning about the abundance of animals that call this ecosystem home.  Join a park ranger and use nets to catch animals and learn how you can help protect these fascinating creatures.  For more information, please call the Visitor Center at (703)583-6904 or send an e-mail to leesylvaniavc@dcr.virginia.gov.

Leesylvania makes its own worm compost!  Join rangers as we take a closer look at worms and how they can benefit your kitchen and backyard.

Be on the lookout for our Roving Ranger as they roam the trails with interesting animal pelts or historical artifacts from the park.

We need your help.

Join rangers at the park for a fun nature reading session.