E-News

•  Camping, Fishing, Boating
  Programs, classes, and events held at Lake Accotink, Burke Lake, Lake Fairfax, and/or Riverbend. Sailing lessons, safety courses, etc.
•  Camps, Workshops
  Programs, Classes, Camps that provide children with a safe and enjoyable experience where they can develop skills, form friendships and enhance self esteem.
•  Classes
  Classes/programs that cover the leisure alphabet from Aerobics to Zoom Photography, including Leisure Services for Customers with Disabilities, Aquatics, Boating, Children's Corner, Dance, Equestrian, Exercise & Fitness, Fine Arts & Crafts, Ice Skating, Martial Arts, Performing Arts, Pet Place, Sports & Leagues
•  Concerts, Music programs
  Musical programs/events held at outdoor amphitheaters, Frying Pan Farm Park, Sully Historic Site, Colvin Run Mill and other facilities.
•  Cultural Resources/Archaeology
  Virginia is one of the richest historical areas in all of America. Events that shaped our country's history happened right here in Fairfax County. Get the latest updates from the Park Authority's Cultural Resource Management and Protection team
•  Equestrian
  Equestrian events, shows, classes and other programs held at Frying Pan Farm Park, Turner Farm and other facilities.
•  Farming
  Frying Pan Farm Park preserves and interprets a 1920s through 1950s farm, agricultural process, rural community life and landscape for the educational, cultural and recreational enrichment of citizens and visitors of Fairfax County.
•  Farmers Markets
  Each May to November, twelve sites throughout Fairfax County spring to life with the activity of an open-air market. The Markets offer a wide variety of freshly picked fruits, vegetables, and cut flowers. There are also fresh eggs, baked goods, honey and cider to purchase. Milk and cheese products, along with a wide array of meat products, round out the edible delights.
•  Gardening and Horticulture
  Green Spring Gardens serves Fairfax County residents and visitors by advancing the awareness and practice of gardening. The gardens and educational programs at Green Spring focus on practical landscaping techniques appropriate for the Washington metropolitan area. The site includes a horticulture center, library, demonstration gardens, historic landscape and buildings, plus a wooded stream valley with ponds.
•  Gift Shops
  Did you know that there are unique shops at all nine of our nature centers and historic sites? Each one is different, and the items at each one are carefully selected to support the interpretation of the site and to extend the experience at the particular park. Proceeds go to support the park, so your purchases go back into caring for our special places.
•  Healthy Strides 
  For those who want to keep their resolutions to be healthier, the Park Authority's fitness directors offer assistance in beating the high resolution dropout rate. Healthy Strides sets small, easy goals everyone can reach.
•  History
  Historical programs, special events held at Colvin Run Mill, Sully Historic Site, Green Spring Gardens, Frying Pan Farm Park and other facilites.
•  Historic Property Rental
  The facilities operated by Historic Properties Rental Services are suitable for all types of corporate activities, as well as social gatherings. Cabell's Mill in Centreville, Clark House in Falls Church, Dranesville Tavern in Dranesville, Great Falls Grange in Great Falls, Hunter House in Vienna, Forestville Schoolhouse in Great Falls, Stone Mansion in Alexandria, and Wakefield Chapel in Annandale.
•  Information on Invasive plants
  The Invasive Management Area (IMA) Volunteer Program is a community-based project designed to reduce invasive plants on our parklands. IMA enables community members to help protect the plants and wildlife of Fairfax County's forests while spending time outdoors, meeting new people and restoring natural habitats.
•  Multi-use Facility Passes
  Regular users of Park Authority facilities can save up to 30% by purchasing a variety of multi-use passes. Passes for RECenter use, Golf Course, Ice Arena, and Skate Park.
•  Natural Resources/E-Newsletter
  Natural Resource Management & Protection/ResOURces E-Newsletter
•  Nature Centers
  Programs, classes and events held generally at Park Authority nature centers, and/or of a nature related theme
•  Park Board Information 
  Board Agendas, Meeting Minutes, Monthly Calendar, etc.
•  Park Planning and Development
  Needs Assessment, Park Development, Land Acquisition, Park Planning, Park Design, Park Construction, Park Bond Referendums
•  Park Foundation
  The Fairfax County Park Foundation supports the Fairfax County Park Authority by raising private funds, obtaining grants and creating partnerships that supplement tax dollars to meet our community?s needs for park land, facilities and services.
•  Photography
  SNAPSHOTS E-newsletter: For photography enthusiasts interested in learning and sharing their Park Authority-related concerns and inspiration through photos and tips, stories and questions.
•  Picnic Rentals
  The Fairfax County Park Authority has 23 parks with 49 reservable sites including picnic areas, shelters, amphitheaters, a patio area, and a gazebo. Our reservable sites offer a variety of amenities.
•  Public Information Office 
  Calendar items, Press Releases, Public Service Announcements, Media Advisories
•  RECenters
  The Park Authority's nine recreation and fitness centers are places where anyone can be comfortable improving their fitness level, whatever level it is. Friends and family can play together in the water or on the courts.
•  Scouting
  Scouts can complete some or all the requirements for badges at Fairfax County Park Authority nature centers, historic sites, working farm and RECenters.
•  Trails 
  Hitting the trail - by yourself, with your family or with friends - is a great way to get exercise and enjoy the countryside in and around Fairfax County. Get information on hiking trails, biking trails, equestrian trails, the Cross County Trail and more.
•  Trips and Tours 
  The Park Authority offers trips and tours that vary from season to season year-round. Shopping, sporting events, festivals, day cruises, museums, beaches, New York City, railroad, historic, day cruises and winery type day tours are just some of the many trips offered.
•  Volunteering 
  Volunteer opportunities are as varied as the parks. Use your talents, energy and time to power parks. With your help, we can do more! Work outdoors, improve your parks. Stay fit, help others. Discover your heritage, teach others.

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