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Media inquiries: Please contact Dave Neudeck, dave.neudeck@dcr.virginia.gov, 804-786-5053.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: January 16, 2024
Contact: Kim Wells, Public Relations and Marketing Specialist, 804-217-1077, kim.wells@dcr.virginia.gov

Master Plan public meeting to be held for Lake Anna State Park 

(Editors: Follow this link to download an image. Photo caption: Lake Anna State Park beach view)

RICHMOND – The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation is updating the master plan for Lake Anna State Park located in Spotsylvania, VA. A public information meeting will be held February 12 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the Spotsylvania County board room located on the first floor of the Holbert Building. 

The purpose of a master plan is to guide the management and development of a park by identifying natural, cultural, and physical resources as well as identifying park needs and engaging with the public.  

This meeting will provide more information about the planning process and attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and comment after the presentation. 

Lake Anna State Park is centrally located on one of Virginia’s premier freshwater lakes, and its proximity to rapidly expanding population centers place it in a unique position within the Virginia State Park system. The park consists of 2,810 acres and is renowned for its beach and boating activities as well as attracting visitors from near and far that are inspired to visit the park to enjoy its beautiful scenery, rich history, and ample recreational opportunities.  

The meeting will be broadcasted on local cable.  

For more information about the master plan process, please visit the master plan website:  https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/recreational-planning/masterplans. 

For questions, please reach out to planningresources@dcr.virginia.gov. 

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