| Greenbrier Park |
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| Greenbrier Park consists of 28.3 acres of undeveloped
area located in the Greenbrier neighborhood
with walking/biking trails along Meadow Creek. Enjoy the view of
sycamore groves, a meadow and Greenbrier Marsh, believed to be one of only
two such natural marshes in the Virginia Piedmont region. A footbridge
spans the creek; many neighborhood school children use this footbridge
to walk to Greenbrier School.
Greenbrier Park was deeded to the City by the Greenbrier Corporation in 1965. The park is part of the Rivanna Trail system, a set of trails in and around the city maintained by the non-profit Rivanna Trails Foundation. Dogs must be on leash and under control. City code requires dog owners to clean up feces of dogs in their care; a plastic bag dispenser/waste receptable is provided for cleaning up dog waste. Failure to abide by the leash law and dog feces cleanup law is a Class 4 misdemeanor. The park is open 6AM to 9PM. Parking is available on nearby streets. |
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