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rom the unspoiled beaches of False Cape, to a bluff overlooking the Potomac at Westmoreland, to the mile-high Appalachian mountain peaks in Grayson Highlands, to the forest trails at Douthat, Virginia’s State Parks are truly the common wealth of all its residents.
Along with the natural beauty enshrined for all generations, the park system also preserves Virginia’s historic legacy as well. Chippokes Plantation, George Washington’s Grist Mill and the Shot Tower Historical Park all celebrate the events which helped shape our state today.
From one end of Virginia to the other, the state parks offer something for everyone: camping, hiking, boating, fishing, vacation cabins, swimming, picnicking and much more. Whether you visit for an afternoon or a week, there’s a state park within an hour of any point in Virginia.
Two anniversaries being celebrated in 1987 bring with them special attention to several state parks. The bicentennial of the Constitution has created heightened interest in the lives of James Madison and the
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