The Mayo River State Park
Located in Madison & Mayodan, is the county’s first state park.  Established in 2002, the Mayo River State Park consists of more than 1,900 acres along the serene Mayo River corridor.  One portion of the park contains unique historic structures, which are currently being restored, designed by internationally renowned architect Antonin Raymond. While the park has not officially opened, Adrienne Wallace was named superintendent and is working on the park’s development.  For further information, contact her at 336-427-2530.  


Haw River State Park
In 2002, an area along the Haw River corridor in both Rockingham and Guilford counties was identified for a future state park.  The park would be in both counties and be Rockingham County’s 2nd state park. The Haw River State Park features The Summit, a retreat and conference center for youth and adults.  For more information, contact 336-342-6163, ext. 20