Conway Robinson State Forest | park

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This 444-acre forest is a mixture of pine and old growth hardwood stands in Prince William County, adjacent to Manassas National Battlefield and Route 29.

In addition to serving as a wildlife and wildflower sanctuary, the forest is used for environmental education, hiking, mountain biking, preservation of historic sites, watershed protection and timber production. The state forest's posted hours of access are “7am to 7pm.” The Conway Robinson State Forest has adopted a Leave No Trace ethic regarding trash: “Pack it in. Pack it out.”

* Forest tree types. Old growth hardwoods dominate this forest.
* Hunting: Permitted, by lottery permit only. Lottery - OPEN. Hunter Protocol | Map of the Conway-Robinson State Forest (English; PDF format).
* Parking and access: Conway-Robinson has a small parking area adjacent Route 29-S which can accommodate approximately 10 cars. Additional parking is permitted along the entrance/exit road unless it restricts through traffic.
* Map: Trail map for the forest (English; PDF format)
* Lat-Long: 38° 48’ 12.6”, 77° 35’ 16.7”

www.dof.virginia.gov/stforest/conway-robinson.htm
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Coordinates:   38°48'32"N   77°35'2"W
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