Augusta County Parks and Recreation invites you to Play All Day with a variety of activities scheduled at different parks throughout the day on Friday, June 20, 2025. It is part of a statewide initiative, Play All Day VA, to celebrate the longest day of play, the summer solstice, on June 20, 2025.
The Play All Day celebration highlights the importance of play and outdoor activities for all ages. Augusta County aims to foster community spirit and promote healthy, active lifestyles. Organized by the Virginia Recreation & Park Society (VRPS), Play All Day VA, promotes the importance of PLAY for all ages, abilities and interests through local parks and free or discounted recreational programming.
Schedule of Events
6 am: All parks open at dawn!
9 am: Fishing with Department of Wildlife Resources at the Trails at Mill Place
10am: Bingo for prizes at Deerfield Park
12pm: Stuarts Draft Pool Opens (standard admission fee applies)
2pm: Canoeing at Crimora Park with Vivid Earth Adventures
5pm: Visit a Park!
7pm: Southwest Dairy Mobile Classroom at the Government Center (hands-on activities combine learning and fun)
8pm: The Garfield Movie! (Government Center)
"Working with our partners to offer the variety of activities across Augusta County parks is an exciting expansion for us this year in our Play All Day VA celebration,” said Andy Wells, Director of Augusta County Parks and Recreation. "We are always looking for opportunities to bring the community together to recreate and maybe try something new!”
Be Social - Take the Challenge!
Want to earn a free pool pass? Complete four events on the Play All Day Schedule above, snap a photo at each event, and send them in along with your names for us to use on social media. You can post photos yourself and tag @augustacountyparksandrec and #augustarecva so we will see it! Pool passes will be available for pick up at the Parks and Recreation Offices in Verona the following week.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to celebrate, play and explore what Augusta County Parks and Recreation has to offer. Mark your calendars for June 20, 2025, and join us for an unforgettable day of fun, community, and recreation!
For more information, please contact Augusta County Parks and Recreation at 540-245-5727 or visit our website at www.AugustaRec.com.
About Augusta County Parks and Recreation
Augusta County Parks and Recreation is committed to providing high-quality recreational programs, facilities, and services that enhance the well-being of the community. With a focus on promoting active lifestyles, wellness, and community engagement, the department strives to make a positive impact on the lives of Augusta County residents.
About the Virginia Recreation & Park Society
The Virginia Recreation & Park Society (VRPS) is a private, non-profit professional organization, founded in 1953 and incorporated in 1956. Its purpose is to unite all professionals, students, and interested lay persons engaged in the field of recreation, parks and other leisure services in the Commonwealth of Virginia, into one body. The members work together to promote and improve the profession in all its diversity. VRPS is affiliated with the National Recreation and Park Association.
