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Join Douthat State Park and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation for the 2026 Clean the Bay Day Event.

Help us keep our park clean!  Join us for a trash pickup along the Bluebell Trail and the shoreline along the picnic area.

Get in the water and help Cedar Creek and the Chesapeake Bay downstream in this multi-part cleanup event.  Team up with park rangers to remove litter and debris from Cedar Creek and its tributaries.

Each year on a bright Saturday morning, thousands of Virginians simultaneously descend on the rivers, streams, and beaches of the Chesapeake Bay watershed to remove harmful litter and debris.

Vịnh Chesapeake là cái nôi của nền văn minh dân tộc chúng ta.

Do you want to help make a difference?

Take a guided hike to several views of the park’s streams: Sweet Run and Piney Run.

Join a ranger in the Education Room at the Visitors Center at 10 a.m. for information about Belle Isle's wetlands, creeks, river, and watershed and learn the many ways you can decrease pollution in our waterways.

Did you know that the Chesapeake Bay watershed reaches all the way to the Allegheny mountains?

Show your love for Lake Anna by volunteering with us for Clean the Bay Day!  Stop by our information booth between 10:00AM and 1:00PM to pick up trash bags, trash grabbers, and gloves, and to learn how you can do your part to keep our local watersheds clean. Please return to the booth before leaving so your trash can be weighed and recorded.   Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear sturdy walking shoes that can get wet. Sunscreen, bug spray, and drinking water are highly recommended.   Pre-registration is not required. Open to volunteers of all ages.

Did you know that Sky Meadows is in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed?

Make a splash this Clean the Bay Day with a fun, hands-on creek adventure. Families will grab a seine net and wade into the water to catch fascinating macroinvertebrates—tiny critters like mayfly nymphs and crayfish that live in our streams.

The health of the Chesapeake Bay starts right here at Seven Bends State Park!

Ever wonder where rainwater goes after it hits the ground?