Located at 70 Bumpass-Buckner Park off Bumpass Road, this 18 acre community park includes picnic shelter and tables, playground equipment, and walking trail. This park is operated by Louisa County Parks and Recreation. Pavilion reservations are available ($20 for a three hour rental reservation plus $25 security deposit which is refundable if area is left clean after use).
Site Contact:
Louisa County Parks, Recreation & Tourism
540-967-4420 | Website | Email
Christopher Run Campground is located in Central Virginia and offers Lake Anna Camping, Lake Anna Cabin Rentals, Central Virginia Campgrounds, and VA Campsite Cabins.
The founding fathers of America envisioned a nation of farmers, not the least of which was James Madison, whose farm lies at the beginning of the Green Springs Loop. With such a long and rich history, Virginia unsurprisingly hosts some of the oldest farms in the nation. Several of these can be seen in the Green Springs National Historic District interspersed by numerous woodlots and crossed by several streams. This area is great for wildlife such as short-eared owls, rusty blackbirds and horned larks. Along this loop is Lake Anna, the largest waterbody in the central Virginia Piedmont.
Louisa, VA
(540) 693-3200 (ext. 1020) | Email | Website | Additional Website
Hidden just outside of downtown, the Louisa Town Park stretches across six acres of open fields flanked by wooded creek beds, which are interspersed by a few over-arching trees. This is a great spot to enjoy a picnic or short walk in the fresh air. As you walk along the creek, listen for Carolina wrens and white-eyed vireos scolding from the underbrush and northern cardinals and their large family of fledglings chipping insecurely from overhead. Once you reach the open lawn, watch for foraging American robins, northern mockingbirds and chipping sparrows.
108 Meadow Ave.
Louisa, VA 23093
Great for walkers and bicyclers, they pass through some of the beautiful hardwoods of Virginia. Virginia byways are some of the prettiest roads in the nation. Bicyclists love traveling these country roads. Two pass very close to the campground and running groups often use Small Country as a stop-over point as well. These drives are particularly beautiful with the autumn leaves.
4400 Byrd Mill Road
Louisa, VA 23093
(540) 967-2431 | Website
Louisa County Museum and Visitor Center
214 Fredericksburg Avenue
Louisa, VA 23093
Hours:
Monday – Friday, 10:00am – 4:00pm
Phone:
(540) 967-5975
Located near the heart of Virginia and rich in history, Louisa County is home to Lake Anna, wineries, quaint towns, campsites, and more.
Experience the sense of peace and beauty of rural life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city and interstate.
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