Chesterfield County, Virginia Parks

Chesterfield County
Department of Parks & Recreation
PO Box 40
6801 Mimms Loop
Chesterfield, VA 23832-0040

(804) 748-1623

Enjoy Chesterfield County Parks

Chesterfield County is a county located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, a state of the United States. In 2006, its population was estimated to be 306,000, an increase of over 35,000 since 2000. Chesterfield County is now the fourth-largest municipality in Virginia (behind Fairfax County, Virginia Beach, and Prince William County, respectively). Its county seat is Chesterfield. It is located in the Richmond-Petersburg region and is a portion of the Richmond Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). Much of the northern portion of Chesterfield County accounts for what is referred to as Metropolitan Richmond's "South Side".

Picnic Shelters are available at these county parks.

Ettrick Park & Mayes-Colbert Ettrick Community Building
Park: 20621 Woodpecker Road
Community Building: 20400 Laurel Road, Ettrick Park
Ettrick Park consists of 24 acres designed to serve the athletic needs of the community. Includes a picnic shelter, play equipment, restrooms and a community building. Facility reservation information.

Goyne Park
5300 Ecoff Road
Located in Chester, this 33-acre site offers fields for football, soccer and baseball. Much of the site remains undeveloped, offering an opportunity to walk through fields and woods and to explore a small stream that borders the park. Includes tennis courts, a picnic shelter, play equipment and restrooms. One Shelter in Park located behind children’s playground. Parking area beside shelter. Water at concession stand (must be prearranged with Coordinator). Park

Harrowgate Park
4000 Cougar Trail
Harrowgate Park is a 29-acre site that includes tennis courts and fields for football, youth league baseball and softball. There are active open field and court facilities, as well as picnic and playground areas. NO ELECTRICITY.

Harry G. Daniel Park at Iron Bridge
6600 White Pine Road
Located on Route 10 across from the Chesterfield County Airport, this park is the county's largest with 365 acres that features baseball, softball, soccer and football fields, basketball, tennis and handball/ racquetball courts, picnic shelters, trails, fitness equipment, and playground. No Electricity. No water at shelters. We are sorry for your inconvenience as from Labor Day until October 15th Harry G. Daniel Park at Iron Bridge Shelters 1 & 3 will experience limited parking due to athletic field use.

Huguenot Park
10901 Robious Road
Huguenot Park is a 56-acre park that is generally flat and heavily wooded with pine and hardwood, providing excellent cover for songbirds and other small animals. Park includes an azalea garden, fitness trail, picnic shelters, play equipment, restrooms, tennis and basketball courts, fields for soccer and football.

R. Garland Dodd Park at Point of Rocks
201 Enon Church Road
R. Garland Dodd Park at Point of Rocks is a 188-acre park that features a diverse natural area and a rich history. Athletic facilities and picnic areas are concentrated in the upper areas of the park. Access to the lower level is provided by a system of trails, which includes a boardwalk through a freshwater tidal marsh. Also includes picnic shelters, play equipment, tennis and basketball courts and fields for football, soccer and baseball.

Robious Landing Park
3800 James River Road
This 60-acre park is located adjacent to James River High School. The park, which will eventually feature a boat slide for small car-top-sized crafts such as canoes and jon boats, provides access to the James River. It also offers citizens picnic areas, a volleyball court, self-guided trails and fishing.

Rockwood Park
3401 Courthouse Road
The county's oldest and most popular park, this 163-acre site features a complex of ball fields and tennis courts, a nature center, an archery range, Ruff House Dog Park, garden plots and a system of nature trails. Also includes picnic shelters, play equipment and restrooms. No Electricity.

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