Reservoir Park
1,000 Acres of Reservoir & Waterfront to Explore
Together, Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks have developed Reservoir Park to promote the health and wellness of local residents and visitors. Interpretive destinations highlight the connections between ecological health, human health, and recreation -- as well as the shared mission to protect the natural resources entrusted to their care. The park includes educational features to inspire a sense of stewardship in all visitors. Exhibits illustrating the importance of the reservoir and its ecology convey the value of water to everyday life. Source water protection themes are featured throughout the park to remind visitors that the reservoir is first and foremost a source of clean drinking water for Loudoun residents.
Please note that GPS applications are still updating to recognize Water Vista Drive and the park entrance road. Welcome Center Address: 22211 Water Vista Drive, Ashburn, VA
The Reservoir Park Main entrance is located within the Brambleton Community Park West Baseball field complex, accessed from Belmont Ridge Road in Ashburn. Please do not turn on Alford Road as this is not a park entrance.
Opening Hours
Reservoir Park is open dawn to dusk daily.
Water access is open dawn to dusk March 1-November 30.
Reservoir Park is situated on the southeast side of Beaverdam Reservoir, located at 22211 Water Vista Drive, Ashburn, in eastern Loudoun County, Va., northwest of Washington, DC. The regional park is a partnership between Loudoun Water, which owns and maintains the 300-acre reservoir as a source of drinking water for Loudoun County residents and NOVA Parks, which operates 37 regional parks across Northern Virginia.
“We are extremely proud of the joint efforts that made Reservoir Park a reality. The unique partnership between Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks is a model for how two public agencies can come together and create something special for the community. What an amazing way to highlight the connections between source water protection, ecological health, and recreation,” said Loudoun Water Board Chair Terry Allen.
The innovative park design includes a welcome center, crew facility, boat rental facility, several picnic pavilions, trails, waterfront boardwalks, a bridge, site utilities, a restroom building, educational exhibits, and various other site features‒all designed with source water protection in mind.
“Great things come from partnerships. Reservoir Park at Beaverdam Reservoir is the culmination of a multi-year partnership between Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks. The end result is one of the best parks in the region that will serve people for generations to come. As a park built around a large lake, Reservoir Park embodies water conservation, nature, and recreation. This is the result of two agencies collaborating on a shared vision,” said Sean Kumar, NOVA Parks Chairman.
Together, Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks developed Reservoir Park to promote the health and wellness of local residents and visitors.
| Park Hours | Daily, sunrise to sunset |
|---|---|
| Water Access | Weather permitting, Early March through November 30, sunrise to sunset |
Contact
Reservoir Park
22211 Water Vista DriveAshburn VA 20148
United States
Manager
Dustin Betthauser
dbetthauser@nvrpa.org
571-800-8340
Park Specialist
Bella Trimmer
btrimner@nvrpa.org
571-800-8340
Connect With Us
Volunteers
Beaverdam enlists volunteers to help maintain its trails, parking areas and water access points. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, contact Manager Dustin Betthauser at Brambleton Golf Course: dbetthauser@nvrpa.org | 703-327-3403
Reviews
They did a really nice job with this park. Great water access, trails, boat rentals, picnic area with grills, really nice bathrooms.
They did a really nice job with this park. Great water access, trails, boat rentals, picnic area with grills, really nice bathrooms. I’m a big fan! Plenty of parking and it doesn’t require a hike to enjoy the water (although you certainly can knock out a few miles).
by Gary O.
Today was just a quick stop to look at the water.
Today was just a quick stop to look at the water. But you can fish and you can boot and you can do stand-up paddle boarding here. It's a great little Park with a lot of trails around it.
by P. Caver
