#Lake anna state park shelter 3 download
Click here (PDF) to download an Old Pond Trail guide published by Friends of Lake Anna State Park. All trails except Big Woods, Pigeon Run and Gold Hill trails are rated "easy," those three are rated more difficult. They pass over moderate terrain through mixed hardwood and pine forest. All trails also allow travel in both directions. All are for hiking with 12 miles designated as shared, multiple-use trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Trail Description: The park has 11 trails totaling more than 15 miles. General Park Amenities: Playground, Restrooms, Drinking Fountains, Picnic Tables, Grills, Food for SaleĪdditional Features: Visitor Center, Nature Center, Gift Shop, Picnic Shelter, Amphitheater, Bath HouseĬamping Amenities: Running Water, Overnight Camping, Fires Allowed, Fire Rings, Firewood Available, Grills, RV Hookups Open Space, Trails, Birdwatching, Fishing, Kayaking/Canoeing, Paddle Boarding, Marina/Boating 601 (Lawyers Road), turn left and go three miles. At that point, you’ll see Dickinson Store. 612 intersection and, instead, stay on Rt. 522, it’s best to go past the state park sign at the Rt.
(New Bridge Road) and travel eight miles. 522 north and stay on the road for six miles to the intersection just before Dickinson Store. Turn right at the traffic light, crossing railroad tracks. 522 north for 11 miles until you reach the village of Cuckoo.
From west on I-64, take Exit 159 at Gum Springs. Turn left at the traffic light, crossing railroad tracks. Go through Louisa and continue five more miles on 208 east to Mineral. Going east on I-64, take Exit 143 at Ferncliff and stay on Rt. You’ll see the state park sign on your left. 208 through the stop light at Spotsylvania High School. At this light, turn left onto Courthouse RD (Rt 208 west). At the stop light, continue straight for a short distance to another stop light. At Snell, continue through the traffic light on Rt. Drive Time: Northern Virginia, one hour Richmond, one hour Tidewater/Norfolk/Virginia Beach, three hours Roanoke, four hours Directions: From I-95, take Exit 118 at Thornburg and travel about four miles on Rt. P Driving Directions: The park lies adjacent to Route 601 off Route 208, 25 miles southwest of Fredericksburg and 60 miles northwest of Richmond. An automatic gate allows campers to exit the boat ramp area and return to the campground after hours. Lights have been added to help with early and late boat ramp activity. Anglers may access the park's boat ramp as early as 5:30 a.m. Park closure may remain in effect until 4 p.m. When this happens, park staff close the park road to additional traffic until enough parking spots have been vacated.
Note: Day-use parking areas near the beach and picnic areas fill up rapidly when the summer weather is nice on weekends and holidays. Nature and gold panning programs are popular, and the park offers guided tours of the Goodwin Gold Mine. Visitor center exhibits trace the history of the area's gold mining and highlight the park's natural features. With more than 15 miles of trails, the park offers many hiking, biking and horseback riding options. Seven cabins and the lodges have views of the lake. Overnight stays are made possible by camping, six camping cabins, two six-bedroom lodges and10 two-bedroom cabins. Special Features/Comments: The park has a beach on one of Virginia's most popular lakes, a fishing pond accessible to children and the disabled, a bathhouse-concessions complex and a boat launch. Overall Size: Larger than a football field
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