Rotary Field is located at 401 Ash Street. It is comprised of 5.35 acres of land. This park has been the home for softball and baseball since the '50s.
source: https://www.bristoltn.org/569/Rotary-Field
Features
18 hole disc golf course
10 rental shelters
20 picnic tables throughout the park
2,200-plus acres
52 acre lake
Exercise trails and stations
Horse-shoe pit
Large multi-use field with soccer goals
The lodge with a main room/kitchen and party room
Nature Center
Paddle boat rentals
Playgrounds
Splash Pad
Steele Creek Express
Swing set
Walking/hiking/biking trails
source: https://www.bristoltn.org/166/Steele-Creek-Park
Located on the upper tier of Charlie Robinette Park, Bark Park became the City’s first park designed specifically for dogs when it opened in the fall of 2009. The park consists of distinct areas for large and small dogs, both of which are surrounded by a chain-link fence and equipped with drinking fountains for dogs. Poo bags are also available at designated locations.
source: https://www.bristoltn.org/675/Bark-Park
Wildwood Park takes the visitor away from the New River and into the wilderness in the heart of Radford. This area of prosperous woodland and dripping cliffs is hidden among the residential neighborhoods of Radford, providing the perfect spot for a relaxing walk or a bicycle ride through the scenic woods. The birds in the park are numerous and easily heard, but seeing some of them is more of a challenge.
source: https://dwr.virginia.gov/vbwt/sites/wildwood-park/
Glen Maury Park is Buena Vista’s 315 acre playground, providing miles of hiking and biking trails, an Olympic-sized pool, two campgrounds, as well as several pavilions where residents and tourists alike make the natural choice for enjoying life. Glen Maury Park hosts a variety of events each year – music from old time to classical, beach music to bluegrass, and gospel to rock n’roll. Around town you’ll find eateries and service businesses ready to provide what you need… all close at hand.
Glen Maury Park has several pavilions and amenities that can accommodate small parties to corporate picnics and concerts. See the Plan an Event link to get started on your event!
Kayak, inner tube, and bike rentals available! Visit park office for more information.
source: https://www.buenavistava.org/residents/recreation/glen-maury-park/
The two-mile trail extends from Waddell Elementary School (parking available) to Jordan's Point Park (parking available) where the trail meets the Maury River. Pets welcome!
Unless otherwise authorized, the park is opened May 1 thru October 31, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and November 1 thru April 30, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
ADA Accessible neighborhood park.
source: https://www.virginia.org/listing/woods-creek-park/7023/
Located on North Willow Street and 2nd Street, Morrison Park is a six acre park featuring our pickleball complex, basketball court, picnic shelter, large playground area, and a restrooms facility. This park borders Waterman Elementary School.
source: https://www.harrisonburgva.gov/morrison-park
Montgomery Hall Park is located just south of Stuart Street off Montgomery Avenue in the southwest portion of the City, Montgomery Hall Park's 148 acres include rolling hills, quiet woodlands, sports fields, playgrounds, picnic shelters, trails, and a public swimming pool. The Department of Parks & Recreation has its offices there. The soccer fields can be accessed by turning left after entering the second park entrance and proceeding towards the picnic area. About halfway there, the road curves to the right and the fields will be visible to the left.
source: https://www.ci.staunton.va.us/departments/parks-recreation-/parks/montgomery-hall-park
The park is in the Sears Hill neighborhood just next to the old train station. There is a bridge connecting the park and Gypsy Hill to downtown historic Staunton. If you visit the weekend market and the old train station area and wood like to see the bird eye view of the city, this is the place to get to. If walking up the hill to a residential neighborhood is not your cup of tea, you can skip this attraction.
source: https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g58210-d7161105-r642456016-Wilson_Park-Staunton_Virginia.html
Glen Maury Park is Buena Vista’s 315 acre playground, providing miles of hiking and biking trails, an Olympic-sized pool, two campgrounds, as well as several pavilions where residents and tourists alike make the natural choice for enjoying life. Glen Maury Park hosts a variety of events each year – music from old time to classical, beach music to bluegrass, and gospel to rock n’roll. Around town you’ll find eateries and service businesses ready to provide what you need… all close at hand.
Glen Maury Park has several pavilions and amenities that can accommodate small parties to corporate picnics and concerts. See the Plan an Event link to get started on your event!
source: https://www.buenavistava.org/residents/recreation/glen-maury-park/