Children of all ages will have a blast doing these kid-friendly summer activities near Lake Anna.
Celebrate Summer with these Kid-Friendly Activities
School is out, so let’s have some fun this summer! A trip to Lake Anna with the kids is filled with opportunities to have some family fun, or let the kids do their own things. Aside from splashing in the waters of Lake Anna, the surrounding area has plenty to do just a short drive away. Children of all ages will have a blast doing these kid-friendly summer activities near Lake Anna.
Summer Activities for Kids near Lake Anna
Here are some ideas for kid-friendly summer activities near Lake Anna.
Explore Lake Anna State Park
Swim, hike, fish and more at Lake Anna State Park. The scenic locale is perfect for outdoor adventure for all ages. Throughout the summer, Lake Anna State Park also offers programs for children that are either free or have a small fee. Kids will love spending the morning as a junior ranger, learning about life as a park ranger through hands-on activities. Lake Anna State Park also hosts gold panning and guided walks that children to get up close with local wildlife.
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Spend a Day at Kings Dominion
About an hour away from Lake Anna is Kings Dominion, a dual amusement and water park. Kings Dominion has plenty of rides for all ages, including rides that are designed specifically with child safety and fun in mind.
Summer is a great time to visit Kings Dominion for the park’s water park, Soak City. The 20-acre water park is the perfect place to beat the heat and make a splash on water rides, slides and attractions.
Dive into Local History
Just because the kids are out of school doesn’t mean they still can’t learn a thing or two on summer break. The Louisa County Historical Society offers Free Family Days on the fourth Sunday of the month. This is a great time to get a hands-on lesson into the area’s local history. These Free Family Days cover a different topic through living history demonstrations, children’s activities and an old-fashioned schoolhouse lesson.
