The park land was originally part of a large estate owned by the Maury family.
It hosts the Maury River Fiddlers Convention, a historic bluegrass music event dating back to 1974.
The 18-hole golf course is maintained by the city and offers views of the surrounding Blue Ridge peaks.
The Maury River runs directly along the park's eastern boundary, providing riparian habitats.
It maintains a designated equestrian ring used for local riding events.
Glen Maury Park is a 315-acre municipal park located along the Maury River in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The park features an 18-hole golf course, multiple campsites with full hookups, and a public swimming pool. It serves as a primary venue for the Maury River Fiddlers Convention held annually in June. Recreational facilities include a skate park, tennis courts, and baseball diamonds. The grounds incorporate extensive picnic areas and nature trails suitable for hiking and birdwatching. It provides direct access to the Maury River for fishing and kayaking. The park functions as a major community hub for outdoor sports and seasonal regional festivals.
The elevated overlook on the golf course providing a panoramic view of the park and Blue Ridge Mountains.
Bring bug spray if camping during the humid summer months.
Check the local events calendar before arrival as the park may be busy during the Fiddlers Convention.
Ensure your camping vehicle is suited for the specific hookup types available at the site.
Do not attempt to swim in the Maury River without checking current water safety levels and local warnings.
The pool is open seasonally during summer months only.
Leash pets at all times and follow strict pack-in/pack-out rules for litter.
