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From the ocean to the mountains, Virginia is known for its spectacular scenery and historical places. Thirty-five Virginia State Parks are scenic, recreational and historic treasures. Visit for the day or overnight, Virginia State Parks are a great family destination with camping, cabins, hiking, boating, swimming and a variety of nature and history programs.
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There's Lots To See and Do
You'll find plenty of programs, events and activities at Virginia State Parks. Our 35 parks have thousands of campsites, hundreds of cabins, more than 500 miles of trails and convenient access to Virginia's major waterways. We have beaches, picnic shelters, family lodges, meeting facilities, festivals, concerts, nature programs, cultural happenings%u2026 the list goes on and on. From Cumberland Gap to the Atlantic Ocean, there's something for everyone at Virginia State Parks. Whether you're after a relaxing picnic or a two-week vacation, leave life's daily pressures behind and reconnect with nature and your family at a nearby state park.
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For a taste of what our parks have to offer, watch this video that celebrated our 70th anniversary in 2006.
Virginia State Parks
Visit award-winning Virginia State Parks this year. From the mountains to the sea, the Old Dominion's natural beauty is unmatched. Spend some time in a cozy cabin or get even closer to nature camping. There's something for everyone in Virginia State Parks.
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Virginia State Parks was born June 6, 1936 when the first six parks were opened on the same day - Seashore State Park (now First Landing), Westmorelan... (more)
