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“In the conservation area, we have a 600-plus-acre lagoon that s accessible by paddle craft. That s really our most popular one,” said Greg Velzy of Chesterfield Parks and Recreation. (Photo: Crixell Matthews)
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When the tide is low, kayakers may be able to spot a boat graveyard at Dutch Gap lagoon. (Photo: Crixell Matthews/VPM News) 3/3
Chesterfield Parks and Recreation recently launched an interactive website of water access points in the county. The website uses GIS, geographic information system, technology to plot more than two dozen places to boat, fish or take a hike by the water, including parts of the James or Appomattox rivers.