Springtime has arrived, as evidenced by the blooming of many wildflowers along the trails here at the park.The term “wildflower” is used
Taskinas Creek Trail Rebirth Part 3: Awesome Overlooks
Overlooks are favorite features in parks. They are places of respite for weary hikers. These platforms also provide spectacular views of the region.
Another Odd Visitor to the York River: Black Bear
Ranger Emma Johnson did have a busy day on Tuesday, June 25th. Guest from the Hampton Roads Academy arrived for some self-guided geocaching. Our
Bear Creek Lake State Park Heralds Spring!
On Saturday, March 5, 2011, as the sounds of songbirds began to fill the air, Bear Creek Lake State Park hosted its second annual bluebird house
Feelin’ Crabby?
One hundred degree heat indexes are not good for York River State Park's pier at Croaker Landing has seen more productive seasons than this one.
Catfish at Croaker Landing
Not everyone is a fan of Channel Catfish. They tend to feed near the bottom of ponds, streams,and rivers and rarely hit artificial lures. Some anglers
An Eagle Gets Her Wings Back
On August 4, 2011 a young eagle was released back into the wild after being rescued by authorities. The eagle was found on the ground May 20th near
Project Fish Bugs comes to Grayson Highlands State Park
On July 10th, at Grayson Highlands State Park, Mouth of Wilson, VA, a group of young explorers, naturalists, and bug-lovers will explore the aquatic
Tony Widmer’s Fishing Tips at Shenandoah River State Park
Managing a 1600 acre park is no small task, but it is a rewarding one. By far, one of the best things about living on the property at Shenandoah River