~Parks News~
Citizen Fundraiser for Dog Park
Want the latest news on citizen efforts to fund a
dog park within the City? Click on these links for the
latest information via the
Friends of Lynchburg Dog Park, Inc.
web site and page!
The City of Lynchburg has a wonderful park system for residents and visitors to explore and enjoy. Our 850 acres of parkland include parks that range in size from less than an acre to almost 300 acres. Our parks are diverse and offer activities from wildlife and plant observation to more active pursuits such as fishing, hiking, biking, tennis, basketball and other recreational opportunities.
There are many ways in which you can enjoy our parks. Perhaps the best way to ensure a healthy park is to use it every day. Promoting strong minds and bodies also strengthens the vitality of the landscape. Plant the seeds for a healthy future by making a visit to our parks part of your family's everyday activities!
For information about specific parks, click on the links to the left.
Remember, Parks are Great Places to Share!
Park Policy
In order to enhance the park experience for all users, please remember these few simple rules.
- No trespassing after posted park hours.
- Alcoholic beverages and/or other controlled substances are prohibited.
- Pets must be restrained on a leash at all times.
- The amplification of music, speeches or any other sound audible beyond 50 feet is prohibited except upon written permission from the director of Parks and Recreation.
- Motorized vehicles are prohibited except in parking areas and designated roadways.
- No one shall leave a motor vehicle in the city parks after posted hours of operation.
- No littering or glass containers allowed.
- The collection, destruction and/or removal of plants, animals, minerals or historical/cultural items is strictly forbidden.
- No camping or open fires permitted except in areas designated for such use.
Please take ownership of your parks and report violations to the Lynchburg Police Department. Pick up litter when possible. Please alert City employees to possible safety, security or maintenance hazards.
Other comments or suggestions may be sent directly to the Lynchburg Department of Parks and Recreation at (434) 455-5858 or you can email Andrew Reeder, the Park Services Manager.
Last updated date: 5/18/2010 4:00:46 PM