Harpers Ferry National Historical Park

Sam Michaels Dog Park is a 2-acre grassy place for off-leash play and socialization for dogs of all sizes that opened in 2018. A perimeter walking route and benches are also included in the dog park. On most days, the space is open from dawn to sunset. On Wednesday mornings, the dog park receives weekly maintenance. During the spring, summer, and fall, the dog park opens at noon on Wednesdays. Please follow the dog park's established rules.

Private events can be held in the park's pavilion, which includes a playground and a veterans memorial.

This beautiful three-and-a-half-acre park is located near Shannondale on Mission Road. The picnic pavilion, which is shaded by oak and maple trees and has restroom and cooking facilities, has hosted family reunions, weddings, receptions, and birthday celebrations. A playground, horseshoe pits, sand volleyball, a baseball diamond, a NEW basketball court, and an old church are also available in this park.

It is mostly made up of the town of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, which is located at the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers. It is the site of abolitionist John Brown's 1859 raid, which sparked the American Civil War, as well as other conflicts during the war.

The Bradley D. Nash Farm, also known as simply Nash Farm, is a hidden gem of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park that many visitors discover by accident. The historic property, situated off Old Furnace Road in Bolivar, was once owned by Bradley D. Nash, who served as mayor of Harpers Ferry twice, from 1971 to 1977 and 1981 to 1987. The large field provides stunning views of the Potomac River and mountains, as well as intriguing trails and as many wineberries as you can eat!