Doves Landing Park Master Plan Public Meeting
Prince William County Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (DPRT) invites the community to attend its upcoming second public meeting to review the draft update to the Doves Landing Regional Park Master Plan. The draft plan incorporates previous public input obtained during the first master plan meeting. Participants will have the opportunity to provide further input on the plan and learn about the important cultural and natural resource attributes of the property.
Thursday, July 14
7:30-9pm
In Person Meeting Location
Edward L. Kelly Leadership Center
14715 Bristow Road, Manassas
Attend via Virtual Option
Meeting number: 2300 858 7903
Meeting password: rVwHZ5A8hS6
About Doves Landing Park:
In 2020, 74-acres were added to Dove’s Landing Park, at 9305 Doves Lane. Additionally, the park picked up 190 additional acres as part open space proffered with from the Preserve at Long Branch housing development approved by the Board of County Supervisors in January 2021.
The county now has the opportunity to master plan a nearly 500-acre natural/cultural resource park in mid-county. Combined, this will be the largest park of this type in the county’s park system. Having residents identify their preferences for facilities and programs to be offered at the park is the first phase of the master planning process.
Dove’s Landing sits about five miles outside Manassas, along the Occoquan River, and boasts views of the Broad and Cedar Run creeks.
With just 240 acres, the park first opened to the public in 2015. Today it’s a destination for passive uses like hiking, horseback riding, and picnicking.