I love taking my dog here! They have 2 different dog parks. One is a nice fenced in area and the…read moreother is half fenced but a huge space for dogs to be able to run around. It's a good park for dogs learning off leash.

Great playground. Beautiful green space. Hiking trails. Fields. Nice picnic space and family areas.read more

This park just opened up in South Stafford County (Fredericksburg Va) on Saturday June 6 2015…read more As my husband and I had to walk a LONG ways to the park, we had to avoid the soccer balls that were flying over and around us, as the trail leads you behind the goal area. The players didn't speak English so there was no warning, just be careful. Then we saw a lady, carrying her mid sized dog (no leash) and looked very tired. Shes said that the larger dog area has no 4th sided fence, and only a "natural barrier" (as mentioned in the newspaper) and her dog was gone for an hour. The husband had the leash and they found each other back at the dog area. Also, there was no double gate on the smaller dog area, which is a huge mistake. You need to stop dogs from running out, so the double gate is a must. I did see one on the larger dog area though, but no fence on the other side doesn't help. Just wanted to warn people, since I saw no info yet about this new park. I'm sure the volunteers that built it, really meant well. Just poor planning, and can be improved upon.

We brought our dogs here for the first time. They had a blast! There are toys, water and chairs…read more There is a area for small dogs under 30 pounds, one for big dogs then another open area for all sizes. I say open, but it is surrounded by trees and partially fenced. There is access to the river behind the mixed area. Prepare for muddy feet though. There is now a double gate at the small dog area

My pups was having a good time until this lady with two poodles would not control them. They both…read moreattached my old English and my other dog along with the two other dogs in the park. I really wish people would learn to control their dogs. We weren't even there for 15 mins and left after that issue. The lady was even laughing at the problem. Good thing I'm a good dog mom because my old English could have torn apart those poodles!

The only positive thing is it does have a water hookup for the dogs. Everything else sucks. There…read moreis literally nothing there just a fenced in square.

My husband & I stumbled upon this park when looking for things to do in Fredericksburg. We will be…read morerelocating in the coming months & wanted to get to know the area! The park is pretty big. There are a ton of trails, picnic tables, playgrounds for the kiddos, & a stream that runs all the way through the park. It's a great spot to take family photos and to enjoy one with nature! We love taking our dogs & letting them play in the stream. We have only gone to the park during the fall/winter time, so I can only assume how busy it is in the summer. The trails are dog friendly & we always stumble upon a new trail when visiting (who wants to do the same trail over & over again? Not me!). If you bring the doggies, make sure to also pack a towel & some water. There is no dedicated water station for them. I can't recall if there are poop stations along the trails, so bring those too! I also recommend calling the park ahead of time to see if they are open. There are times after a heavy rainfall that the stream is too high to cross with a vehicle. In this case, you'll have to park on the outside of the park. Another big thing is you have to drive pass an apartment complex (kinda weird I know) in order to enter the park. Don't be alarmed though! You will definitely see the park entrance if you keep going. I give this park a 5 star because it never disappoints. There is always something to do & my fur babies love it. I will definitely be back & can't wait to check it out in the summer! If you are in the Fredericksburg area, go to Alum Spring Park & enjoy the beautiful nature views!

Great park and playground for kids. Beautiful streams and walking trails. Definite must visit in…read moreFredericksburg.

The community, and just skatepark is awesome for beginners advance and mid level skaters!read more

Looks like a better than nothing park on roids, it was wet when I drove by so I can't speak to the…read moreflow or jankyness but did does look a bit jankerific so Big soft wheels will likely do well

Great place for dogs to run around and take a dip in the cool water. Bring your dogs here to…read moreexercise and socialize

My dog loved every second. The setup is amazing with high, steep hills serving as a natural fence…read moreto keep the dogs corralled. There's plenty of space for the dogs to run and then play in the water. My only heads up - the bridge to the parking lot isn't gated. If your dog gets adventurous, they may end up trying to head that way.

Nice little state park in King George VA. Has some good walking trails that are nice to visit…read more In November they host an annual art and wine fest that is always a good time. Lots of local vendors. They do more events - like kayaking trips but never did one of those.

I place this in the category of "nice place, not worth driving a long way for". And notably it is…read morekind of out there. Even from Fredericksburg it's a decent drive, and if you're coming from DC or Richmond the space is not especially notable (and I've reviewed plenty of alternatives). For my specific travel route, it made sense. The trails were, in no small part, gravel roads. It took me a little over half an hour to walk to the marsh, but there wasn't a boardwalk or anything really to do at the marsh. The most notable wildlife I found was a bevy of dragonflies. Whatever was in the water was not interested in hanging out with me, though I did spot a rather large turtle looking down at the estuarine Potomac. Some people were carrying up kayaks, and I definitely think there's some good activities to be done here.

It's nice to have this dog park in the gated Aquia harbor community. This is the updated park where…read morethey have sectioned it out into three gated areas. There is no longer a shelter but looks like a pump is still here on outside for water. Doggo had a great time stopping off before we visit some friends at their home.

Be aware that this is not a public dog park. It is unfortunately for residents only. Tried to visit…read morebut was turned away.

Perfect place to come and relax! Our dogs love it here and enjoy a good run and a jump in the…read morewater. Our go-to place for doggie play tine!

This is a review of the park located here, aka Chris Greene Lake Park; it is over 250 acres large…read morewith a beach, picnic area, playgrounds, picnic shelters, trails, dog park &, of course, the lake & dock. Nice, wooded sections, fairly close to Charlottesville proper, very close to the airport & residential areas.

Old Mill Park is an expansive flat meadow North East of Fredericksburg, VA and gently slopes off…read moredown to the Rappahannock River. There's place for football, frisbee, grilling and even some goals for soccer. The river is swimmable although the currents are very strong and can be filled with debris after storms. There is a memorial garden, parking area and lots of benches to relax on. On both sides of the wide Rappahannock River are houses or dwellings of a bygone either Civil War or even Colonial Era. This park was lots of fun to explore: hanging around the hiking path along the banks, log skips and throwing a football. The park is maintained by a Fredericksburg municipal park crew that oversees the grass, the shrubs and trees. Review: great outing

Great, family oriented & friendly place. Hubs and I came today and will come back with the kiddos…read more Come visit!