Fantastic park to hike. Absolutely beautiful. Lots of lovely trees and many are old growth. I only wish they opened before 8am for hiking.

This is my fifteen state park that I've visited as part of the trail quest. I backpacked in and stayed a night near the waterfront. I loved every moment of it, but the best part of my experience was the staff. The friendliest bunch you'll ever meet.

Caledon State Park offers a peaceful, mostly shaded walk through mature forest leading to a scenic Potomac River overlook. One of its trail is, Boyd’s Hole Trail which is about 3.5 miles round trip, relatively flat, and well-maintained—ideal for a quiet nature escape. Birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy the rich natural surroundings; note there’s a $5 parking fee. Restroom is available near to the visitor center. There are multiple picnic shelters all around.

Nice and quite park. Lots of trails. Some maybe a few mile to get to river. We took the shortest trail the Red one looping behind the house. About 3/4 mile. The main house was closed. Never seen so many mushrooms species.

Great state park focused on history, hiking/walking and obviously wildlife conservation. The visitor's center was neat with a mix of history about the Alexander family and wildlife conservation. The property was donated in 1974 as a natural area focusing on protecting the bald eagle and in 2012 it became a VA state park. The kids section was fantastic, which is an ongoing theme with VA state parks and something I think they really excel at. There's so many different trails to explore. $5 to park/enter the park. The natural playground was a nice touch.