With seven large tent pads—each with its own grill, fire pit and picnic table—and ample space for games and activities, this wooded campground is ideal for family camping, and daytime and overnight group events including picnics and birthday parties. The campground is easily accessible from the nearby parking area and is located on the 8-mile Grant Loop hiking trail for nature exploration, walking, trail running and mountain biking.

The rustic, three-season Cedar Pond Pavilion is nestled in a woodland overlooking scenic Cedar Pond, with easy access onto the Bull Run Overlook trail for wildlife watching, hiking and mountain biking. The beautiful structure was handcrafted in Tennessee from old cedar logs and raised here at Willowsford by the craftsmen who built it. Stop by when hiking the trail, which passes by Cedar Pond, and enjoy a picnic on the spacious deck while watching nature. Cedar Pond Pavilion is available to rent for small family or group events.

Surrounded by dense red cedars, this hidden field is an ideal setting for community events, and for large families and other groups to experience camping adventures within the “wilds of Willowsford.”

With a rustic pavilion, group-style fire pits, potable water and electricity, and space to accommodate tents of any size, Hidden Meadow is well-suited for larger group campouts including family gatherings, cookouts, small concerts, boy scouts and similar gatherings. The site features Conservancy programs and events and is available for rent by residents and resident-sponsored groups.

The ancient sport of target archery combines skills of strength, precision and consistency, and builds confidence and focus while enjoying the outdoors. The Conservancy is excited to offer residents of all ages an outdoor archery range to practice this popular sport. The range is the venue for the resident Willowsford Archery Club.