Hollin Hills Area Parks

"Besides having biological value, the parks of Hollin Hills serve as our meeting grounds... We are virtually self-sufficient in our maintenance of these parks. With modestannual dues and countless volunteer hours, the Parks Committeee has maintained the character and quality of the forests and parks over the years as an asset that adds beauty and value."

- Hollin Hills Community of Vision

Hollin Hills has eight parks comprised of 30 acres within its boundaries, seven of which are managed by the Civic Association of Hollin Hill (CAHH):

• Paul Spring Park – used as a nature walk or a path for joggers along the creek
  
• Voigt Park – named after one of the original local landscape architects of Hollin Hills. Has some playground equipment and is the site of the annual Fourth of July festival, which is usually attended by sever hundred residents.
  
• Sutton Potter Park – Named one of the TOP FIVE THRILLER HILLS in the December, 2004 Washingtonian “Best Of Washington” article (link: http://www.washingtonian.com/inwashington/best04.html)
  
• McCalley Park – purchased in the early 1990’s by the Civic Association as a solution to the repeated flooding of the home on the original land. Named after a local builder and repairman. The park is the home of Stabler tree, a large holly tree named after a local landscaper, and which is the center of the community Christmas caroling.
  
• Goodman Park
  
• Brickelmaier Park
  
• Wildlife Sanctuary