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Firewood
Outside firewood is prohibited in Prince William Forest Park, unless it is certified USDA 'bug free' firewood. Dead and downed wood may be collected from designated areas for use while in the park. Help us protect the forest from invasive species!
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Warm Wet Spring = More Ticks
Please check yourself and your pets for ticks continually during and after your visit. Ticks are less prevelent if you stay on trail or in mowed areas. Wearing light colored clothing helps you spot them before the attach.
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Temp. Closure C-Loop Bathroom
Due to sequestration cuts, the C-Loop bathroom at Oak Ridge Campground will remain closed. Please use the B-Loop restroom, a short walking distance away. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Public Involvement
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Public comment and involvement is integral to the future success of this park and all units of the National Park Service. This page provides the public with notification of open public comment periods on Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), and other important planning documents. 
Public Comment - 8/31/2009 - 9/19/2009 
Scenic Drive in Autumn. NPS Photo. Public Comment Needed: 6/24/2009 - 8/15/2009 How do I comment? |
Did You Know?
By the 1900s, Beavers were entirely extirpated from Virginia and were difficult to find across the entire lower 48 states due to over-consumption by humans. In 1950, Boy Scouts reintroduced 5 beavers into Prince William Forest Park. Today are more than 80 beavers in the 15,000 acre park.