Grayson Highlands is the highest state park in Virginia, with elevations topping 5,089 feet. This altitude creates an environment more like what you’d find hundreds of miles north in New England than what’s typical of the southern Appalachians.

When you think of Natural Bridge State Park, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the 200-foot-tall Natural Bridge. This iconic Virginia landmark is truly awe-inspiring, but if you haven't explored the rest of the park, you're missing out.

Take your RV to any of these seven Virginia State Parks for a great time!

Sailor's Creek Battlefield State Park offers so much more than just a history lesson. This location is perfect for enjoying plants, flowers and viewing birds and wildlife as well as taking in the many programs and events offered throughout the year.

Virginia State Parks are full of history and Staunton River Battlefield is no different, but this park offers so much more than just a history tour. Located along the Staunton River, this location provides visitors with many recreational activities.

Find five fun activities for you to enjoy at Seven Bends State Park, in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley.

There is nothing like spring in Virginia, you can't go wrong in any direction you choose, but here are two favorite drives with amazing scenery along the way.

Did you know that six Virginia State Parks offer horse camping?

The mountains are a-calling so you must go, and sit on a porch and enjoy time together in front of a toasty fire in a Virginia State Park cabin.

Want to know where you can see the perfect sunset in Belle Isle State Park? Look through the eyes of an AmeriCorps Volunteer to find all of the best places!