Forest Hill Park

This park, which was in progression once a quarry, a domain and after that an entertainment mecca, is recorded in Virginia's Historic Register, and a booklet on the recreation center's history can be obtained from the Friends of Forest Hill Park, a gathering that likewise offers volunteer exercises in the recreation center. The recreation center comprises of the notable Stone House, once the recreation center director's home that would now be able to be leased for little gatherings or occasions, a lake, which has been reestablished as of late, tennis courts, cookout shields, a youngsters' play area, and numerous ways and trails are well known for strolling and running. A halfway wetland, much untamed life can be seen in the recreation center, and there are additionally inclining slopes for aloof entertainment.