Leesylvania State Park, the ancestral home of the Lee family, sits along the Potomac River, south of Washington, DC. Today the park offers a range of recreational activities and beautiful views of the river, one of the Chesapeake's largest tributaries. This park sits on 508 acres on a peninsula bordered by the Potomac River, Neabsco Creek and Powells Creek.
Leesylvania provides a plethora of facilities including boat launching ramps, sailboat hoists, picnic area with picnic shelters on 1/2-mile of natural sand beach, canoe tours, guided historic and nature walks, and tents-only primitive campground. This park also includes a large visitor center featuring historic and nature displays, an environmental education classroom and a gift shop and a park store that operates spring, summer and fall and includes snack bar/buffet, groceries, bathhouse, marine gasoline/oil, bait and tackle. |
Leesylvania State Park
16236 Neabsco Road
Woodbridge, VA 22191
703-730-8205
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