State Park

Pocahontas State Park

Chesterfield County, VirginiaAbout 7,973 acresEstablished 1946

Also known as Pocahontas State Park Historic District

Notice: On Dec. 12 the park is hosting the Special Olympics Polar Plunge. The boat ramp will… — details

Status
Temporarily closedDaily 7 a.m. – sunset
Entrance fee
$7 per vehicleAnnual pass available
Day-use reservations
None mentioned
Dogs
Dogs allowed6-ft leash
Camping
YesAlso cabins, yurts
Official site
dcr.virginia.gov(804) 796-4255

Official page last checked Oct 29, 2026. How we keep this current

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Closure On Dec. 12 the park is hosting the Special Olympics Polar Plunge. The boat ramp will…On Dec. 12 the park is hosting the Special Olympics Polar Plunge. The boat ramp will be closed until approximately 4 p.m. for this event.There will… (more)

On Dec. 12 the park is hosting the Special Olympics Polar Plunge. The boat ramp will be closed until approximately 4 p.m. for this event.There will be managed deer hunts at the park on Nov. 9, Nov. 10, Dec. 7 and Dec. 8. On Nov. 9 and 10 all areas of the park south of Beach Rd. are closed to the general public. On Dec. 7 and 8 the entire park is closed to general public. This hunt is by special permit only.Archery hunting by special permit only is permitted in select areas of the park Monday through Friday until Jan. 1. These areas will remain open to public use.Click here to check status of mountain bike trails.

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Overview

In Chesterfield County, about 12 miles southwest of Richmond, Pocahontas State Park covers about 7,973 acres.

The park supports horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, biking, and hiking. The official site lists about 90 miles of trails. On the water side, there is a swimming pool, a boat ramp, and boat or kayak rentals. For overnight stays there are campsites (tent sites, group camping, and showers). If you'd rather not camp, the park offers cabins and yurts.

Hours

Park, gate, office and facility hours are listed separately because they often differ. Alerts above override normal hours.

FacilityDaysHoursSeason
ParkDaily7 a.m. – sunset—
Official wording

7 a.m. to dusk for general use. Hours for certain facilities, such as the Aquatic Center, main office, boathouse, CCC Museum and Nature Center, vary by time of year. Read further or call the park for details.

Source: official park page, checked Oct 29, 2026. Times are local to the park (America/New York).

Fees and passes

ItemAmount
Passenger Vehicle Parking and Admission Fees – Standard$7
Passenger Vehicle Parking and Admission Fees – Weekends (Apr–Oct*)$10
Boat Launch and Equestrian Fees – In addition to Daily Parking Fee Year-Round Per Trailer – Boat$3 · day
Boat Launch and Equestrian Fees – In addition to Daily Parking Fee Year-Round Per Trailer – Boat$3 · day
Boat Launch and Equestrian Fees – In addition to Daily Parking Fee Year-Round Per Trailer – Equestrian$3 · day
Boat Launch and Equestrian Fees – In addition to Daily Parking Fee Year-Round Per Trailer – Equestrian$3 · day
High Occupancy Vehicle and Bus Parking and Admission Fees – HOV 9–15 passengers Standard$15
High Occupancy Vehicle and Bus Parking and Admission Fees – HOV 9–15 passengers Weekends Apr–Oct*$20
High Occupancy Vehicle and Bus Parking and Admission Fees – Buses 16 or more Year-Round$40
Official wording

Passenger Vehicle Parking and Admission Fees – Standard: $7 Passenger Vehicle Parking and Admission Fees – Weekends (Apr–Oct*): $10 Boat Launch and Equestrian Fees – In addition to Daily Parking Fee Year-Round Per Trailer – Boat: $3 Boat, $3 Equestrian Boat Launch and Equestrian Fees – In addition to Daily Parking Fee Year-Round Per Trailer – Equestrian: $3 Boat, $3 Equestrian High Occupancy Vehicle and Bus Parking and Admission Fees – HOV 9–15 passengers Standard: $15 High Occupancy Vehicle and Bus Parking and Admission Fees – HOV 9–15 passengers Weekends Apr–Oct*: $20 High Occupancy Vehicle and Bus Parking and Admission Fees – Buses 16 or more Year-Round: $40

Virginia park passes

  • Naturally Yours Passport — $85. Parking and admission for 12 months to all State Parks (admission for up to 4 at Natural Bridge and Southwest Virginia Museum) Details
  • Senior Naturally Yours Passport — $40. Parking and admission for 12 months, age 62+ Details
  • Naturally Yours Passport for Boaters/Equestrians — $180. Parking plus boat-launch / horse-trailer fees for 12 months Details
  • Senior Naturally Yours Passport for Boaters/Equestrians — $145. As above, age 62+ Details

From the Virginia state guide. Confirm which passes this park accepts.

Reservations

Day use
No day-use reservation requirement mentioned
Booking system
Virginia State Parks reservation system (reservevaparks.com)
Phone
800-933-7275

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We link to the official booking system rather than showing live availability, which changes minute to minute.

Pets

Dogs allowed · leash up to 6 feet

A fee is charged per pet per night for cabin stays. • A $20 fee is charged per pet per night. Pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet when not in an enclosed area. Pets may not be left unattended at any time. • No smoking, cooking or pets allowed in the yurt.

Service animals are generally permitted where pets are not. Check with the park for specific areas.

Camping

Camping

Camping is available year-round.

All campsites have electric and water hookups (no sewer), grills, picnic tables and lantern holders. There are centrally located restrooms with hot showers. Check-in is 4 p.m. and check-out is at 1 p.m. Campsite availability cannot be guaranteed until 4 p.m., but campers may arrive early to enjoy the park until the site is ready.

  • Map of all campsites
  • Photos of the sites
  • Swimming and boat launching is free for overnight guests. Refunds and rain checks will not be given should swimming be unavailable for reasons beyond the park staff's control.
  • All sites accept 20 and 30-amp current; sites 66 through 129 accept 50-amp.
  • Firewood is available for sale in the campground or park office.
  • Two vehicles and the camping unit are allowed at each campsite. Extra vehicles must park in overflow parking and pay the daily parking fee.
  • Each campsite has a steel fire ring that can be used for cooking and campfires.
  • Visitors to overnight guests must leave the park by 10 p.m. and are required to pay the daily parking fee.
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Total sites of each type: E/W, 111; Buddy, 5

Site types:

E/W - Electric and water hookups; RVs up to 40 feet, bathhouse with hot showers. Tents must fit on a 20' x 20' tent pad. Guests needing 50-amp service should consider sites in the 66-129 loop.

Buddy - Buddy site for a maximum of 18 people; electric and water group site; three campsites in each buddy site; tents, pop-ups and RVs up to 50 feet; tents must fit on 20' x 20' tent pad. The cancellation fee for buddy sites is higher; the park's five buddy sites are apart from each other.

Other park facilities

Algonquian Ecology Camp and Swift Creek Camp (Camp 3) - Built by the CCC, these two camps offer accommodations for large groups wanting to camp together. The camps have from two to four cabin groups and an activity-dining hall that has a kitchen. Each cabin group has four or five cabins (each of which can accommodate from four to six people), a leader's cabin that sleeps two, a shared restroom and shower facility, and a lodge. The cabins are rustic and have bunk beds and mattresses only, as well as a ceiling light. The lodge has a fireplace, a large charcoal grill, a covered outdoor pit grill, electricity, electric baseboard heat and a water spigot. Each building has screened windows and a campfire ring for cooking or a fire. Each cabin group at the Algonquian Ecology Camp accommodates up to 28 people. At the Swift Creek Camp, the Second Branch unit accommodates a maximum of 20 people and the Third Branch unit accommodates a maximum of 26 people. No smoking is allowed in any of the facilities. No additional camping units may be used in the area. Group cabin users are required to pay daily swimming fees, although at a reduced rate. The rental of these facilities includes parking. Reservations can be made up to a year in advance and are made through the park office.

Powhatan and Swift Creek Banquet Halls - These buildings are part of each group camp and may be rented individually for meetings, wedding receptions and other gatherings. Each hall has a commercial-grade kitchen with stainless steel sinks and countertops, a commercial-grade refrigerator, a freezer and an oven. Tables and chairs for up to 125 people are included; each building has central heat and air-conditioning. The Swift Creek hall has a gas-log fireplace while Powhatan hall has a wood-burning fireplace. No smoking is allowed.

Banquet hall rental agreement.

Reservations may be made up to 11 months in advance. Call 800-933-7275 to reserve.

Bright Hope Equestrian Center - Located across Beach Road from the main park entrance, the area is perfect for shows and special events. The center consists of a gated and fenced 216 by 117-foot show ring with a crumb rubber and sand riding surface, a gated and fenced 161 by 83-foot warm-up ring with a crumb rubber and sand riding surface, picnic tables, charcoal grills and a restroom facility. The area is open from 8 a.m. until dark and has a horse trailer parking area that accommodates about 30 trailers as well as a separate parking area for about 30 vehicles without trailers. The center is available for reservation or can be used on a first-come, first-served basis when not reserved. There is a daily ring-use fee when not reserved. For more information or to make a reservation, call the Customer Service Center at 800-933-7275.

Heritage Amphitheater - First built by the CCC in 1938 and rebuilt in 1997, this outdoor venue holds up to 2,000. It's well-suited for concerts, stage performances and other large gatherings. The amphitheater has bench seating for up to 350, and additional spectators take seats on a gentle, grassy slope. The area has an elevated stage with a backdrop, restrooms, walkways, and a ticket booth. Vendors can set up booths and displays and have activities in an exhibit area at the top of the amphitheater hill.

From the official park page, checked Oct 29, 2026. Site counts and prices can change; confirm when booking.

Cabins and lodging

Cabins

The park offers four three-bedroom cabins for rental. Between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day, all cabins are rented for a six-night minimum beginning on Saturday. The six-night requirement is reduced to a required four-night stay three months out and dropped to two nights in the last month before arrival. Cabins and the lodge are open year-round and may be reserved up to 11 months in advance. Extra beds are unavailable for these dwellings.

Reservation cancellation and transfer policies.

Directions for lodge guests to registration office: Register at the Contact Station near the Main Office at the entrance off of Route 655 (Beach Rd). Those arriving late will find check-in information posted outside the contact station.

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From Feb. 15 through April 30, a burn ban is in effect from midnight to 4 p.m. No open fires, including charcoal fires, are allowed until after 4 p.m. unless a camp host is on-site.

Photos of the cabins

Three bedroom cabins

  • Check-in is 4 p.m., check-out is 10 a.m.
  • Maximum occupancy is 8; No bed rentals.
  • Maximum three cars per cabin; additional parking is very limited and may not be available. Parking on grass or on the side of the road is prohibited. Guests will find a limited overflow parking area by the main office. A parking fee is charged for additional cars.
  • A $20 fee is charged per pet per night. Pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet when not in an enclosed area. They are not allowed at the pool. Pets may not be left unattended at any time.
  • No smoking in cabins.
  • Each cabin has two bathrooms and three bedrooms. The kitchen-dining-living area has an open floor plan.
  • Climate controlled with central heating, air conditioning and a gas fireplace.
  • No phone, TV, washer or dryer, or wifi.
  • No linens are provided. Guests must bring sheets, pillowcases, blankets, towels, bath mats, kitchen towels and cloths. Pillows are provided.
  • The kitchen is equipped with an electric range/oven, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, drip coffee maker, pots, pans, dishwasher, ice maker, dishes and utensils.
  • Bring food, dishwasher detergent, dish towels, coffee filters, coffee, salt and pepper, nonstick cooking spray, body wash/soap, bath towels, books, board games or cards.
  • Dining area: one table and eight chairs.
  • Living area: one sofa, one coffee table, two chairs, two end tables, ceiling fans and lights, and two lamps. There is a fireplace with gas logs.
  • Three bedrooms with nightstands, lamps, closet with hangers, clock radio, and pillows:
  • One bedroom has a queen-size bed and a dresser
  • One bedroom has two twin beds
  • One bedroom has two sets of bunk beds (each room sleeps four)
  • Each cabin has a picnic table, fire-ring and a charcoal pedestal grill. Firewood can be purchased near the main office.
  • Each cabin has a partially covered deck with rocking chairs and a view of the water.
  • There is a recycling bin in each cabin; a recycling and dumpster station is located in the campground. There are no outside trash cans or pick-up service. Guests will be asked to take their trash and recycling to the dumpsters at the end of their stay.
  • Out of respect for cabin guests, large gatherings and camping are not allowed in the cabin area.
  • State law permits alcohol use only in private areas (inside a cabin or camping unit) or in areas designated on permits issued by the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
  • Quiet hours are from 10 p.m. through 6 a.m. Only overnight guests are allowed in the park after 10 p.m. Visitors are charged daily parking and swimming fees; visitors must park in the area designated by the park.
  • Cabin 1 has 6 steps leading to the cabin; Cabin 2 has a ramp leading to the cabin; Cabin 3 has 5 steps leading to the cabin; Cabin 4 has 5 steps leading to the cabin.
  • Cabin 2 is universally accessible with a tub with handrails.

Total sites of each type: Three-bedroom cabin, timber frame, water view, 4 each

Site types: Three-Three bedrooms, maximum capacity eight: two bathrooms; one bedroom with a queen-size bed; one bedroom with two twin beds; one bedroom with two sets of bunk beds (room sleeps four); no bed rentals. Cabin 2 is universally accessible.

Lodges

The park features one six-bedroom lodge for rental. Between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day, the lodge is rented for a six-night minimum beginning on Sunday. The six-night requirement is reduced to a required four-night stay three months out and dropped to two nights in the last month before arrival. Cabins and the lodge are open year-round and may be reserved up to 11 months in advance. Extra beds are unavailable for these dwellings.

  • Check-in is 4 p.m., check-out is 10 a.m.
  • Maximum occupancy is 16; No bed rentals.
  • Maximum six cars; additional parking is very limited and may not be available. Parking on grass or on the side of the road is prohibited. Guests will find a limited overflow parking area by the main office. A parking fee is charged for additional cars.
  • No smoking in the lodge.
  • The lodge has three bathrooms (one universally accessible) and six bedrooms. The Kitchen-dining-living area has an open floor plan with a universally accessible kitchen, dining area, living area and bedrooms.
  • No phone, TV, or wifi.
  • No linens are provided. Guests must bring sheets, pillowcases, blankets, towels, bath mat, kitchen towels and cloths. Pillows are provided.
  • The living room area has a washer and dryer.
  • Bring food, dishwasher detergent, dish towels, coffee filters, coffee, salt and pepper, nonstick cooking spray, laundry detergent, body wash/soap, bath towels, books, board games or cards.
  • Dining Area: one table seats ten and there are six additional seats at the counter.
  • Living Area: two sofas, one coffee table, two chairs, and two end tables, fireplace with gas logs.
  • Six bedrooms:
  • Two bedrooms each have one queen-size bed and one dresser
  • Two bedrooms each have two twin beds and one dresser
  • Two bedrooms have two sets of bunk beds (each room sleeps four)
  • 6 bedrooms with nightstands, lamps, closet with hangers, clock radio, and pillows:
  • The lodge has a universally accessible picnic table, fire-ring and a charcoal pedestal grill. Firewood can be purchased by the main office.
  • One covered porch on the front; a second covered porch on the back of the lodge with rocking chairs and a view of the water.
  • There is a recycling bin in the lodge; a recycling and dumpster station is located in the campground. There are no outside trash cans or pick-up service. Guests will be asked to take their trash and recycling to the dumpsters at the end of their stay.
  • Out of respect to other cabin guests, large gatherings and camping are not allowed in the cabin area.
  • The Lodge has a ramp and three steps leading to the cabin.

Total sites of each type: Six-bedroom lodge, timber frame, water view, 1 each.

Site types: Six bedrooms, maximum capacity 16: three bathrooms, one that is universally accessible; two bedrooms each with a queen-size bed; two bedrooms each with two twin beds; two bedrooms each with two sets of bunk beds (each room sleeps four); no bed rentals.

Yurts

Functionally speaking, it's a cross between a tent and a cabin. Pocahontas has four yurts in the main campground and is tucked neatly into wooded areas for privacy and extra shade. Each yurt has a large wooden deck with patio tables, a picnic table and a fire ring with a cooking grate. Reservations are required. Parking for two vehicles allowed. Those with additional vehicles must pay a daily parking fee and park in the overflow lot by the park office.

Check-in is 4 p.m. and checkout is 10 a.m. The rental season begins on the first Friday in March and ends on the first Sunday of December. Cabin rental and cancellation policies apply. There is a two-night minimum rental during the rest of the camping season.

  • Maximum occupancy 4. Sleeps 3 - One queen-sized and a twin-sized trundle pull-out. Guests must bring sleeping bags or linens: sheets, pillowcases, blankets, towels, bath mat, kitchen towels and cloths.
  • No smoking, cooking or pets allowed in the yurt.
  • Each yurt has no electricity or water of its own, but a common-use water spigot and electric pedestal for battery charging are near the parking area by yurts 3 and 4.
  • Dining table seats four.
  • No heat or air-conditioning.
  • Guests use campground bathhouse 4, about 500 feet away.
  • Yurt 3 is ADA-accessible.

Camping Cabin

Camp Cabins: six sites (Camp Cabins 01-06)

  • Check-in is 4 p.m. and checkout is 10 a.m.
  • Units are situated in pairs (01-02, 03-04, and 05-06); each pair shares a water spigot and parking
  • Linens not provided. Guests must bring sheets, pillowcases, blankets, towels, bath mat, kitchen towels and cloths.
  • Four people maximum; no extra bed rentals
  • No extra tents or other camping units allowed on site
  • Two-night minimum
  • No smoking or cooking allowed inside cabins
  • No bathroom, kitchen, fireplace, air conditioning or heat (no insulation in walls).
  • Each has two sets of bunk beds with thin mattresses, a table, four chairs, a porch, windows with screens, a door that locks, four electrical outlets, one USB plugin, one lighted ceiling fan, an outside picnic table, a fire ring and a lantern post
  • Use campground bathhouse for bathroom and showers
  • Two-car parking area
  • Camp Cabin 06 is ADA-accessible and has ramp entry from the parking lot

Things to do

BikingBoatingCanoeing and kayakingCampingHorseback ridingHikingPicnicking

Trails

Pocahontas has more than 90 miles of trail for users of all skill levels.

Hiking - A total of about 10 miles of trail for hiking only, including a paved spillway trail for those with disabilities.

Biking - Pocahontas has more than 44 miles of directional mountain bike trails, including traditional single-track, machine-built flow and hand-cycle friendly trails. Along with the James River Parks Systems trails, these trails comprise the IMBA bronze-level Richmond Regional Ride Center.

Please visit our mountain biking page for more detailed information about Pocahontas' mountain bike trails.

See the current bike trail status here.

Multi-Use - About 33 miles of forest roads and trails help comprise the trail system for combined use by hikers, bikers and equestrians. Standalone forest roads provide roughly 12 miles of additional opportunities.

Swimming

The park's Aquatic Recreation Center is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends and holidays from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day. When local schools return to session in August the facility hours will be weekends and Labor Day Monday only, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hours may vary within the season, call the park for details before your visit.

The center has a toddler pool, fountain wet deck, three-foot and five-foot deep leisure pools, two tubular water slides and an activity pool. Click here for park fees.

Lake swimming is prohibited.

During the summer months, enjoy a day of free swimming for each night of overnight camping or full-service cabin for registered guests. However, it cannot be guaranteed should circumstances beyond the park's control require that swimming be closed. Refunds for swimming to overnight guests will not be given under any circumstances. Group cabin guests do not receive free swimming but do receive discounted swimming prices - please refer to the fees pages for details. Click here for the facility's rules.

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Children 12 and under must be under the supervision and control of a responsible adult at all times while inside the pool complex.

The following items are prohibited:

  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Glass of any kind (inside of the Pool Complex)
  • Foul or vulgar language
  • Cotton under any circumstances (Proper swimwear includes nylon and polyester swim trunks)
  • Floats, pool noodles or inflatables other than Coast Guard-approved Portable Flotation Devises (PFDs, life-jackets)
  • Water guns
  • Snorkels
  • Balls, frisbees and similar toys meant to be thrown

Inclement weather: Please check the weather forecast before you come to the pool. The pool will close for 30 minutes for thunder or lightning. Refunds are not offered. Rain checks, good for a period of 12 months from the date of issue, may be issued to any paying customer (does not apply to free swimming vouchers) if the swimming area is forced to close for 60 minutes or more due to inclement weather. Rain checks will not be issued if the facility closes due to weather after 4 p.m. Rain checks may be issued only to patrons present at the swimming area at the time of closure and the original receipt must be presented.

Groups: Those who wish to register for the group rate (minimum 20 people) for using the aquatic center must call the park office at least seven days in advance of arrival. All group swim fees must be paid at one time when entering the swimming facility. Group rates are unavailable on weekends and holidays. Frequent use groups (daycares, etc.) can purchase a Naturally Yours annual pass per vehicle instead of paying high-capacity parking fees each time.

Snack bar: The Deep End snack bar is located at the Aquatics Recreation Center and is open during the same hours. You can find many tasty snack and lunch options here such as pizza, hot dogs, chicken tenders, ice cream, sodas and more. There is a covered picnic pavilion with tables inside the pool complex that is conveniently available for dining. The Deep End also has an outside window for service to patrons who are not inside the pool complex.

Boating, paddling and fishing

During daylight hours only, enjoy fishing at Swift Creek and Beaver lakes. There's a concrete boat ramp at Swift Creek Lake. Gas-powered motors are prohibited, but electric motors are allowed. A valid Virginia fishing license is required and may be purchased online. The ramp may be closed when Swift Creek Lake has high water levels or is frozen over.

The park rents paddle boats, stand-up paddleboards, canoes, and kayaks. From Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, rentals are available 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through Sunday; the last rental goes out at 5 p.m. Rentals vary by season and are weather-dependent. Contact the park office for more information about boat rentals or the lake's status.

Whenever Watersports Self-Serve Kayak Rentals

Single and tandem kayaks are available to rent for an expanded season through the Whenever Watersports app and kiosk. Find more details here.

A state fishing license is usually required.

Amenities

Facilities

  • Restrooms
  • Showers
  • Picnic areas
  • Picnic shelters
  • Playground
  • Visitor center
  • Park or camp store
  • Restaurant or food service
  • Parking
  • Amphitheater
  • Group facilities

Water

  • Swimming pool
  • Boat ramp
  • Boat, canoe or kayak rentals
  • Swimming beach: not available (stated by the park)

Camping

  • RV dump station
  • Tent camping
  • Group camping

Lodging

  • Cabins
  • Yurts

Recreation

  • Horse trails

Accessibility

  • Accessible trails

✓ listed by the park · ✕ the park says it is not available. Anything not shown here isn’t mentioned by the official source — that means unknown, not unavailable.

Accessibility

  • Accessible trails
  • Campground: The bathhouses are fully accessible.
  • Camping Cabin 6 and Yurt 3 are ADA-accessible.
  • Cabin 2 and the Lodge are ADA-accessible.
  • Picnic shelters 2, 4 and 7 are ground-level and universally accessible.
  • Swimming pool: The pool concession, pool and bathhouses are ground-level and accessible. Universally accessible parking is in the main parking lot, and sidewalks lead to the pool entrance. There is a wheelchair lift available in the 3-foot pool.
  • Visitor Center: Accessible parking and paved sidewalks from the parking lot and accessible restrooms.
  • CCC Museum: Fully accessible by ramp.
  • Trails and fishing: The Spillway Trail behind the CCC Museum is paved and follows a steep, downhill path down a hill to the Beaver Lake dam, where guests may view wildlife. Accessible parking is located at the CCC Museum. Additional accessible parking is available at the Swift Creek Lake boat ramp. Sand and grassy paths lead to fishing areas and boat dock and may not be accessible for some.
  • Amphitheater: The outdoor amphitheater is accessible, with steep paved sidewalks from the ticket booth area. The park assists guests in getting to and from the amphitheater parking lot and seating for park-sponsored events.
  • Group cabin areas: Banquet halls are accessible. Cabin and lodges are not accessible as each has two or three entrance steps. Gravel paths lead to bathhouses and may not be accessible for some.

Official accessibility information

Conditions change. Contact the park to confirm specific accessible features before your visit.

Getting there

Address
10301 State Park Rd.
Chesterfield, VA 23832
Nearest town
Richmond — about 12 mi southwest (straight line)
Coordinates
37.3740, -77.5718
Phone
(804) 796-4255
Email
Pocahontas@dcr.virginia.gov

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Directions from the park

In Chesterfield County, about 20 miles from Richmond. It's easily accessible from Interstate 95, Route 288 and Route 360. See below for detailed directions. Its address is 10301 State Park Road, Chesterfield, VA 23832-6355; Latitude, 37.373973. Longitude, -77.571782. Drive Time: Northern Virginia, two hours; Richmond, half an hour; Tidewater/Norfolk/Virginia Beach, two hours; Roanoke, three hours Directions: From Interstate 95 south of Richmond: Take exit 61 onto Route 10 west, then left onto Route 655 (Beach Road). Go about four miles to State Park Road, which is on the right. From Interstate 95 north of Richmond: Take Interstate 295 south to Route 10 west (Iron Bridge Road) to Route 655 (Beach Road) to State Park Road. From 64 west of Richmond: Take Route 288 south to Route 10 east (Iron Bridge Road) to Route 655 (Beach Road) to State Park Road. From 64 east of Richmond: Take Interstate 295 south to Route 10 west to Route 655 (Beach Road) to State Park Road. You may use cash, check or Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express at satellite parking lots and at the main entrance's contact station when it's unstaffed.

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