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 Recreation | Appalachian Trail | Blue Ridge Parkway | Biking | Birding | National Forest | Upper James River Water Trail | Hiking Trails | Horseback Riding | Fishing | Camping | Parks | Golfing Parks
There are several local parks that offer visitors a place for relaxation and recreation in Botetourt. The County’s Parks and Recreation Department either operates or helps maintain many of these parks. Additional regional outdoor recreational areas are within a short driving distance of the County. Big Spring Park This town park located in Fincastle dates back to the early 1800’s when it
Blue Ridge Park The scenic Blue Ridge Park is located adjacent to the Blue Ridge Parkway
To inquire about facilities rentals contact the Parks and Recreation office at 540.473.8326
Buchanan Town Park and Carnival Grounds The Buchanan Town Park is home to the annual Fireman’s Field Days and Fourth of July Carnival. This 7-acre park sits on the banks of the James River and has a picnic shelter, a stage area and river portage.
For more information about the park contact the Buchanan Redevelopment Coordinator at 540.254.1212
Greenfield Recreation Park Home to the Botetourt Sports Complex, Greenfield Recreation Park is a For more information and directions contact the Parks and Recreation office at 540.473.8326.
Troutville Town Park Considered one of the most “kid-friendly” parks in the County, the Troutville Town Park is located right in downtown on Route 11. The park
For more information the park contact the Town of Troutville at 540.992.4401
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served as a watering hole for early pioneers traveling the Great Road.
just off of Route 460.
125 acre park with access to hiking, horseback riding, children's playground and sports fields. Within the park you can find the Cherry Blossom Trail and the Greenfield Equestrian Trail.
has a paved walking track, two picnic shelters and several types of playground equipment for the children all on 5 acres. Just a stones throw from the Appalachian Trail, the park has often hosted through hikers for overnight camping.