Seven Bends State Park Dedicated In Woodstock Ceremony
Governor Glenn Youngkin helped dedicate Seven Bends State Park in Woodstock, Virginia, the 41st state park and first opened during his administration. The 1,066 acre site on the Shenandoah River offers two boat launches, picnicking, restrooms, eight miles of trails, and open daily from 6 am to dusk. City and state officials credited staff and advocates for funding and creation, with a ribbon cutting and remarks emphasizing outdoor recreation and Virginia’s park legacy.
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