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County Notices: Parks & Recs office moving; Splash pad closing for season
The Warren County Parks and Recreation Administrative Offices will be relocating its office and staff to the Warren County Community Center, located at 538 Villa Avenue, Front Royal, VA 22630. This move will be effective Monday, September 26, 2022.
Reservations for County owned picnic shelters, and facility use will now be received at the Community Center. Private user groups currently meeting at the Youth Center will remain at that facility.
The Warren County Splash Pad is closing for the season Sunday, September 25, 2022, at 6:00 pm.
The Warren County Parks and Recreation Department looks forward to reopening the Splash Pad in the spring of 2023.
Please contact the Warren County Parks and Recreation Department at 538 Villa Avenue, Front Royal, VA 22630, or call 540-635-1021 for more information.
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