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Leesylvania State Park is a 500-acre peninsula on the shores of the tidal Potomac River. It is flanked north and south by two tidal tributaries, Neabsco Creek and Powells Creek. The Park’s eastern shoreline fronts the Potomac River. The waterfront setting attracts great numbers and varieties of water birds such as large waders, terns, gulls ...

Leesylvania State Park is located in the southeastern part of Prince William County, Virginia. The land was donated in 1978 by philanthropist Daniel K. Ludwig , and the park was dedicated in 1985 and opened full-time in 1992.

Leesylvania State Park is in the southeast area of Prince William County, approximately 25 miles from Washington, D.C. and Fredericksburg. From I-95, take Rippon Landing Exit 156; then go east on Route 784 to U.S. 1. From U.S. 1, Route 610 (Neabsco Road) east two miles.

Swimming is not allowed at the park due to under water hazards and boat activity. Season/Hours: All Year/Daylight Hours; Fee: Park Fees; Location:N/A ; Picnic Shelters. Four large picnic shelters and an open area (Lee’s Landing) are available for rent. To reserve, call the Reservations Center at 1-800-933-PARK.

The recreational opportunities in state parks are endless and easy to see – from swimming and boating to horseshoes and hiking, there’s always something to do in a Virginia State Park. 2001 Daniel K. Ludwig Drive Woodbridge, Virginia 22191 703-730-8205 leesylvania@dcr.virginia.gov.

We visit this state park monthly or more and love it in every season. Our favorite place in the park is the beach access/boat launching area. Our kids age 3 and 5 are always excited to go exploring on the trails, visit the playground, have a picnic or search for seashells. Written July 18, 2022.

Longitude: -77.258412. A small, tents-only primitive campground is available only for groups. Reservations are required and must be made through the park’s office. For reservations call 1-800-933-PARK.

209 reviews. The birthplace of "Light Horse" Harry Lee, father of Civil War General Robet E. Lee, this 500-acre state park on the banks of the Potomac River features a state-of-the-art boat launch, sandy beaches for excellent bass fishing and hiking trails. Overnight boating March through October.