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Prince William Forest ParkBridge overlooking Quantico Creek
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Prince William Forest Park
Park Planning
the park entrance in fall
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Park staff examined the park entrance (shown above) during recent planning efforts.
 

Prince William Forest Park has 15,000 acres of forest, 37 miles of trails, 21 miles of paved and unpaved roads, and 153 historic structures to manage. To most efficiently and accurately manage these resources, park planning efforts are always ongoing.

Click on the link below to view ongoing and past park planning documents. These documents aid park management in planning and protecting Prince William Forest Park.

 
Superintendent's Compendium:This document records the decisions made by the superintendent that dictate park operations including: seasonal hours, carrying capacity and other operational issues.
 
 
 
2006 Visitor Survey Report - see the results of a survey of visitors and area residents to see their perceptions and opinions of park operations. (2mb - pdf)
 
2005 Business Plan - A look at past, present and future business practices within the park. (3 mb - pdf)
 
2006 - Multi-use Trail EA - View the environmental assessment for a proposed multi-use walking/hiking/biking trail in the park.
Pyrite  

Did You Know?
Because of its abundance and high sulfur content, Pyrite, also known as "Fool's Gold," was once mined in what is now Prince William Forest Park (1889-1920) to be used in products ranging from light bulbs to soap.

Last Updated: October 02, 2008 at 07:59 EST