Huntley Meadows Park

The recreation center highlights a guest focus, a beaver-made wetland with footpath, natural life perception stages, and an interpretative trail framework. Huntley Meadows Park, the biggest stop worked by the Fairfax County Park Authority 1,452 sections of land 588 ha, is situated in the Hybla Valley region of Fairfax County, Virginia, south of the city of Alexandria. The recreation center is home to bounteous natural life and is known for pulling in numerous winged animals, creatures of land and water, and plants that are viewed as less basic in the district.

Auxiliary development woodland, sprinkled with a few little, local grass and wildflower glades encompass a great part of the wetland territory. The primary waterways that move through the recreation center are Dogue Creek at the western outskirt of the recreation center, Barnyard Run, the wellspring of the recreation center's Central Wetland, and the headwaters of Little Hunting Creek.