Fairy Stone State Park
The largest of Virginia's 6 original state parks, it is home to its namesake "fairy stones." These rare mineral crosses, the Park's scenery, rich history and ample recreational opportunities make it and its 4,537 acres a local and regional favorite.
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Location:
Stuart, VA, 24171
Phone:
(276) 930-2424
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  • Car Show
    Conference Center Parking Lot
    Saturday, June 6 at 8:00am
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Tim Collins

Tim Collins I just want to remind everyone of our Fall Frolic tomorrow. We will be having live music, games for the kids, a hay ride, and a costume parade. Hope to see you all there!!!

October 30 at 8:43am · Report
Linda R Drage
Linda R Drage
What time and what'd the cost?
October 30 at 11:54am
JC

JC Fairystone is home.

Tim Collins

Tim Collins I'm the current president of the Friends of Fairy Stone Park and I would like to thank you all for becoming a fan of my favorite State Park. Fairy Stone has a special place in my heart just as it does for many of you. I would also like to extend an open invitation to you all to join our group and do whatever you can to continue to make Fairy Stone the best Park in the State. Contact me for more information.

October 6 at 10:55am · Report
Linda Burnette Fain
Linda Burnette Fain
Yay Tim! Yay FSSP!
October 6 at 5:08pm
Gina M. Nardoianni
Gina M. Nardoianni
HA! Fairy Stone on Facebook!
My parents took me and my sisters when we were kids every summer for years. My cousins families would book cabins the same week and we used to run the place. About ten cabins in all. Back when they had horses and the campground was in the field near the cabins. It used to be fun to walk around the campers at night and ... Read Moreget to mingle with them. Had my first boyfriend up there! I'll never forget - he worked with the horses. His name was Murry Stone (or maybe he made that up?) We met after dark one night behind the horse stable for a crush! Ha ha. He even sent me one letter after I returned home to Tidewater. Ahhh, the memories....
So then I took my sisters and I took our kids for several summers when they were young, each getting our own cabins (there are 6 of us = 6 cabins) and now we all go with the next generation of families, my grandkids. And my parents still go too. So we are four generations into our memories of Fairy Stone. It's a constant in our lives. Summer means Fairy Stone.
October 30 at 4:18pm
Steve Peal

Steve Peal My dad has worked to Fairy Stone for 43 years and still going his name Is William Peal im sure some of you remember him.I also remember alot of people that wrote comments and worked at the park over the years and i must admit it has been the best day of my life living here.

October 1 at 12:54pm · Report
Mike Salotti
Mike Salotti
As the assistant manager?
October 8 at 10:13am
Steve Peal
Steve Peal
yes he is
October 23 at 7:32pm
Steve Mize
Steve Mize
Well tell him I said hi. I lifeguarded at the park and lived in the bunkhouse from '77 - '82 and he never arrested me once LOL. I will always be grateful for that. I have often thought about Willie and the rest of the rangers. Except for Forrest, I haven't seen any of them since then. Those were great years.
October 28 at 6:18am
Laura Brownell Foster

Laura Brownell Foster I could easily spend every weekend up here...

Jeff Taylor

Jeff Taylor Worked here for the Sharp's for a few years. Trying to remember some of the others who worked for the Sharps. Ernie Shepard and Richard Groover worked for the park.

Rae Estep

Rae Estep I have alot of fond memories there..Swimming w/ friends-paddle boats-the dive platform-and camping w/Ray (even when he got the mumps) but-the horses -they were the best..Hope to take my kids there soon....

Kimberly Ann Brewer

Kimberly Ann Brewer My daughter and I enjoy riding our horses at Fairy Stone, was planning on it today but we are having terrible weather.

Genie Iraggi Amos

Genie Iraggi Amos I enjoy camping there several times a year.

Carolyn G. Wagoner

Carolyn G. Wagoner Used to go alot when my siblings and I were kids. Now, we try to rent a few cabins close together and pretend we are youngsters again.

Kathy Moss Parker

Kathy Moss Parker lots of memories that go way way back

Jennifer Ayers

Jennifer Ayers Gosh, what memories!!!!!!! My Dad used to take us there every summer & we'd stay in one of those quaint little cabins. Life seemed so simple then...............

Richard Barbour III

Richard Barbour III Great place to take the family,hang out ,and enjoy the veiw.

Joyce B. Webb

Joyce B. Webb My sister and I lived there in the bunkhouse and worked at the restaurant in the early 70s. Loved the Sharps, the park and the "life".

June 15 at 10:30pm · Report
Jeff Taylor
Jeff Taylor
Loved that old bunkhouse...
August 25 at 1:42am
Linda Burnette Fain
Linda Burnette Fain
Me too!
September 27 at 8:53pm
Joyce B. Webb
Joyce B. Webb
Does anyone have pics of the interior or exterior of the bunkhouse? They used such unique materials and floor plan.
September 27 at 9:02pm
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