Conway-Robinson State Forest

Coordinates: 38°48′12.6″N 77°35′16.7″W / 38.8035°N 77.587972°W / 38.8035; -77.587972 Conway-Robinson State Forest is a state forest in Prince William County, Virginia, located near Manassas National Battlefield Park. It serves as a wildflower and wildlife sanctuary.

The Conway Robinson State Forest serves as a demonstration site for "best practices" in forestry. These practices cover all forest activities from tree planting to harvesting, as well as environmental considerations for water quality, aesthetics and wildlife. These practices incorporate a multiple use management plan which focuses on the advantages and benefits of managing the total resource. In addition, this Forest provides a valuable area for research projects by college or university students, tours and demonstrations, and other educational activities.

As of July 1, 2009, a State Forest Use Permit is required for those persons aged 16 or older to practice the following activities on a state forest:

   ride horses
   ride mountain bikes
   hunt
   fish
   trap

A valid Virginia hunting license or fishing license in addition to a State Forest Permit ($15 per year) are required for hunting, trapping or fishing on the forest. A State Forest Use Permit is not required for forest visitors who practice the following activities on a state forest:

   walking
   hiking
   boating

References

• Virginia State Forests website^{[dead link]}