Lake Anna has no shortage of water-based recreation options and whether you're looking for a park, a beach, or a campground, you'll have lots of choices for spending your quality fun or relaxation time.
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Address: 6800 Lawyers Road, Spotsylvania, VA 22551
For many, the first place to spend some time at the Lake Anna waterfront is the Lake Anna State Park. The 3,127 acre park has 10 miles of water frontage and a large public beach for locals and visitors to enjoy.
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The largest public beach at Lake Anna is inside the Lake Anna State Park. There is a parking fee to enter the park and a $4 swimming charge for everyone aged 13 and up ($3 for ages 3-12). The campground at Lake Anna State Park offers sites with and without water and electric hookups, centrally located restrooms with hot showers, fire-rings, picnic tables and lantern holders. |
photo courtesy of Lake Anna State Park
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In addition to campsites, the State Park also offers several cabins available for rental. The cabins include a kitchen, rustic furniture, fireplace, living area, bedrooms, and heat pumps. There is also a picnic table and a charcoal pedestal grill in the yard, plus a wrap-around deck, and an open porch with rocking chairs. Docks near the cabin are available for cabin guests only. |
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Address: 6478 Zachary Taylor Highway, Mineral, VA 23117
Christopher Run Campground is family owned & operated. Three generations of the Bazzanella family operate the campground day-to-day, so camping here always feels like home. The campground includes 200 campsites, a lakeside group camping area, 9 cabins, 2 full service lodges and 3 rental RVs. Canoes and jon boats are available for rent. There is a playground, a beach area, a game room, a 50 wet slip marina, 6 boat ramps, a laundry room, boathouses and a large air-conditioned pavilion. |
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Address: 3831 Breaknock Road, Bumpass, VA 23024 Duke's Creek Marina is a full-service marina on Breaknock Road in Bumpass, Virginia. A popular spot for both boat sales and rentals, Duke's also has yearly campsites available that are either on the water or water accessible. Water hook-ups and electricity are also available. |
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Address: 4303 Boggs Drive, Bumpass, VA 23024
Phone: 540-895-5051 Lake Anna Marina is one of the first marinas at Lake Anna with boat sales, boat rentals, boat launch, convenience store, boat storage and winterization services. The marina also hosts a public beach available for use for $5 per person. |
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Address: 349 Pleasant Landing Road, Bumpass, VA 23024
Phone: 540-872-4180 Pleasant's Landing is located at the south end of the lake and offers a large public beach, boat launches, fuel, convenience store and much more! Make sure to stop by to see all that this gorgeous spot has to offer! |
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Address: 5107 Courthouse Road, Spotsylvania, VA 22551
Phone: 540-895-5095 Sturgeon Creek Marina is a full-service facility offering: • 5 Launch Ramps w/ a Separate PWC Lauch Area • Shaded Picnic Area with Gazebos and Grills • Ethanol Free Fuel by Water & Land (See Prices Below) • Clean Restrooms Open All Season • Fully Stocked Tackle Shop w/ Boating Accessories • Bait, Licenses, Fishing Guides, Snacks, Sodas & More • Fishing Reports & Recent Catches • Pontoon & Jon Boat Boat Rentals Year Round • Boat Storage - Land and Water Slips |
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Address: 4634 Courthouse Road, Mineral, VA 23117
Phone: 540-895-5249
Opened in 1989 and located at the 208 bridge, High Point Marina offers a variety of goods and services to its customers. The store has one of the most complete assortments of fishing tackle, accessories and live bait in the area - specializing in largemouth bass, stripers and crappie. They also offer a wide array of boat supplies, ski gear, clothing and groceries.
Four launching ramps each with its own pier provide for quick access to great fun. The gas dock can accommodate up to four boats, pumping 89 octane, ethanol free, gasoline. The marina offers many types of storage ranging from open land to the premium, indoor valet and can accommodate boats up to 24' long. |
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Address: 13721 Anna Point Lane, Mineral, VA 23117
Phone: 540-895-5900
Anna Point Marina has welcomed thousands of visitors to
beautiful Lake Anna, Virginia each year for more than 25 years! The 12-acre marina offers all the services you need to make the most of your time out on the water. Located at the heart of scenic Lake Anna on Rt. 208 at the New Bridge in Spotsylvania, Anna Point Marina is a 45-minute ride from the cities of Charlottesville, Fredericksburg and Richmond. The Washington D.C. metropolitan area also has easy access to Lake Anna from I-95 to the east or Rt. 29 to the west. |
Bumpass-Buckner Park
Located at 70 Bumpass-Buckner Park off Bumpass Road, this 18 acre community park includes a picnic shelter and tables, playground equipment, and a walking trail. This park is operated by Louisa County Parks and Recreation. Pavilion reservations are available ($20 for a three hour rental reservation plus $25 security deposit, which is refundable if area is left clean after use).
Located at 70 Bumpass-Buckner Park off Bumpass Road, this 18 acre community park includes a picnic shelter and tables, playground equipment, and a walking trail. This park is operated by Louisa County Parks and Recreation. Pavilion reservations are available ($20 for a three hour rental reservation plus $25 security deposit, which is refundable if area is left clean after use).
The Louisa County Bark Park
This facility, located at 1856 New Bridge Road in Mineral, is free to the public to use during daylight hours, when not being used for canine training by the Sheriff's Department or other Parks, Recreation and Tourism-sponsored activities. All users must follow the posted park rules. There is no water at The Bark Park, so you will need to bring water with you for you and your dog. No aggressive dogs and all dogs must be current in their vaccinations.
This facility, located at 1856 New Bridge Road in Mineral, is free to the public to use during daylight hours, when not being used for canine training by the Sheriff's Department or other Parks, Recreation and Tourism-sponsored activities. All users must follow the posted park rules. There is no water at The Bark Park, so you will need to bring water with you for you and your dog. No aggressive dogs and all dogs must be current in their vaccinations.
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