Walnut Hills Campground & RV Park

Gypsy Hill Bark Park is a fenced-in dog park inside Gypsy Hill Park in Staunton, Virginia, where dogs can run off-leash. Large dogs (above 30 lbs) and small dogs have separate enclosures in the park (under 30 lbs). A sittin' lovely table with ladder and a tunnel are included in the tiny dog area. A sittin' beautiful table with ladder, a tunnel, and a fire hydrant are all part of the vast dog area. For human guests, there are also benches.

Between 1960 and 1970, the Men's Green Thumb Garden Club and United Virginia Bank National Valley collaborated to build Men's Green Thumb Park, which is approximately two acres in size. The park is on the right, just before the underpass, where Richmond Avenue and Greenville Avenue intersect.

A 145-acre rural park. It's not uncommon to see red-tailed hawks, woodpeckers, squirrels, fox, and even a deer or two while enjoying the pure country air. This peaceful park features a picnic area, various nature walks, a leash-free dog park, and a 9-hole disc golf course. It's also a fantastic place to go kite flying and walking/jogging.

At 150 North Main Street in Kilmarnock, Town Centre Park is a 9-acre park. It is home to the Town's "Music on the Half Shell Stage Concert Series" every summer, as well as the Town's Christmas tree lighting and holiday festivities, as well as other community events.

The Parks Department at Grottoes is quite large. Grottoes can provide a variety of recreational activities thanks to its two magnificent parks. Picnic shelters, fishing, hiking/biking trails, horseshoe pits, playground equipment, and other amenities are available at both Mountain View Park and Grand Caverns Park.

Edgebriar Park is a small park on East Riverside Drive, near the North River. This park was completely renovated in 2007, with the installation of a wheelchair accessible fishing pier overlooking the river and backgammon or chess inlaid game tables near the river's edge.