Events in Virginia State Parks

10 and 2, 10 and 2, get into the rhythm of fly fishing.

The rangers will have a variety of craft materials available so you can let your creativity flow like Swift Creek. This program encourages artistic expression, enhances fine motor skills and encourages teamwork.

Celebrate National Trails Day by giving back to your park and making a lasting impact on the trails you love to explore!

Hike with a ranger on Big Poplar Trail to learn the basics of birding.

Celebrate 80 Years of Pocahontas State Park by taking a closer look at your surroundings in our nature journaling class.

Have you ever wondered how snakes can swallow something as big as their own heads?

Join us for Pocahontas State Park's 80th birthday by taking in the sounds of the Richmond Symphony at the Heritage Amphitheater while surrounded by the beauty of Pocahontas State Park.

Does Tralalero Tralalá live in the lake?

Yes, you too can canoe!

Use your detective skills to piece together the stories that animals, including humans, have left behind.

Just as caterpillars grow and change, our Caterpillar Club programs are designed to help your little one grow and change.

Take a look at the fascinating lives of insects and let your creative juices flow.

Let us teach you all the basics you'll need to know to get yourself started with one of our most popular outdoor activities, from tying on your hook and tackle to casting your line.

The rangers will have a variety of craft materials available so you can let your creativity flow like Swift Creek. This program encourages artistic expression, enhances fine motor skills and encourages teamwork.

End your week with a relaxing paddle along Swift Creek Lake.

How did Pocahontas State Park come to be? What are the "Original 6" State Parks?

Hike with a ranger along Big Poplar Trail (0.7 mile loop) and meet some of the oldest living park inhabitants.

Stroll down to the Spillway and get a glimpse of what life was like in the past.

Step back in time to 1939, when Pocahontas State Park was known as the Swift Creek Recreational Demonstration Area and learn more about the history of the park.

Have you ever wondered how snakes can swallow something as big as their own heads?

Help us celebrate a century of memories. Gather around the fire as we explore the park’s rich history through pictures, stories, and ranger-led reflections honoring the 80th anniversary of Pocahontas State Park, the 90th anniversary of Virginia State Parks, and the 100th anniversary of the Department of Conservation and Recreation.

How did Pocahontas State Park come to be? What are the "Original 6" State Parks?

Kick off the summer with a new hobby.

Yes, you too can canoe!

Just as caterpillars grow and change, our Caterpillar Club programs are designed to help your little one grow and change.

Join us for an opportunity to get "a-head" on wildlife knowledge and learn to identify skulls based upon their characteristics.

Let us teach you all the basics you'll need to know to get yourself started with one of our most popular outdoor activities, from tying on your hook and tackle to casting your line.

Join park staff, volunteers, and community partners for a series of events celebrating African-American culture, resilience, and joy.

End your week with a relaxing paddle along Swift Creek Lake.

Join park staff, volunteers, and community partners for a series of events celebrating African-American culture, resilience, and joy.

Get hooked on creativity.

Have you ever wondered how snakes can swallow something as big as their own heads?

You’re invited to gather ‘round the campfire for a truly warm welcome at Pocahontas State Park.

Bug out and win cool prizes.

Yes, you too can canoe!

No matter how you say it, "si-kay-da" or "si-kah-da", you've got them around your neighborhood.

Just as caterpillars grow and change, our Caterpillar Club programs are designed to help your little one grow and change.

Whirling winds and random rainstorms, who knows what the summer weather will bring!

Let us teach you all the basics you'll need to know to get yourself started with one of our most popular outdoor activities, from tying on your hook and tackle to casting your line.

The rangers will have a variety of craft materials available so you can let your creativity flow like Swift Creek. This program encourages artistic expression, enhances fine motor skills and encourages teamwork.

End your week with a relaxing paddle along Swift Creek Lake.

The Civilian Conservation Corps (1933-1942) developed patches that were used by the enrollees as a means to identify others of their duties.

Bug out and win cool prizes.

Have you ever wondered how snakes can swallow something as big as their own heads?

You’re invited to gather ‘round the campfire for a truly warm welcome at Pocahontas State Park.

Want to know a secret?

Yes, you too can canoe!

Do you know what's living in our lake?

Pocahontas Premieres, once again, is having its Mini Bluegrass Festival.

Take in the sounds of the Richmond Symphony at the Heritage Amphitheater while surrounded by the beauty of Pocahontas State Park.

The Beach Bumz are a Baltimore Maryland, Orlando Florida based Beach Tribute Band.

ZOSO The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience returns once again to rock the Heritage Amphitheater.