Hollin Hills Parks

Hollin Hills Parks "Besides having biological value, the parks of Hollin Hills serve as our meeting grounds... We are virtually self-sufficient in our maintenance of these parks. With modest annual dues and countless volunteer hours, the Parks Committeee has maintained the character and quality of the forests and parks over the years as an asset that adds beauty and value." - Hollin Hills Community of Vision Voigt Park Proposed Improvements. (download 3.3 mb) Adobe Reader required. CAHH Parks Policy. Read it here.CAHH Parks 5 year plan. Read it here. Open Letter to the Community. Read it here. English Ivy removal hints. Read it here. Learn about invasive plants in the Mid Atlantic Region. Read it here. Visit the National Invasive Species Council. here. How You Can Help Join a Parks Posse and volunteer for the Fall and Spring CleanUp Days Learn about the invasive alien plant species damaging Hollin Hills' parks and lawns Pull and dispose of invasive plants on your daily walk or join other volunteers to work in the parks once a month Make a contribution to the Hollin Hills Parks Committee above and beyond your annual homeowners association dues payment. Contact us for more information about Hollin Hills Parks.

Invasive Plants: Garlic Mustard Lesser Celandine English Ivy Japanese honeysuckle multiflora rose porcelain ber