Bull Run Regional Park, Nature reserve in Centreville, Fairfax County, US.
Bull Run Regional Park is a nature reserve covering roughly 1,600 acres of meadows and forests along the Bull Run stream. A network of trails crosses the property, connecting different natural habitats and providing routes through the landscape.
The park was established in 1960 when economists Gardiner Means and Caroline Ware donated their land to prevent future development. This action preserved a natural area for long-term protection.
The park functions as a place where visitors learn about local plant and animal life through hands-on programs. Educational activities throughout the year help people understand the environment and conservation practices.
The park offers several lodging options ranging from basic tent camping to full-service RV sites. Bathroom facilities with showers and laundry services are available throughout the property.
The Bull Run Occoquan Trail stretches for about 31 kilometers following ancient routes once used by Native Americans and soldiers. Walking these paths connects visitors to the deeper history layered into the landscape.
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