Leesburg residents will have an opportunity to learn about and discuss plans for the new Veterans Park at Ball’s Bluff during a public meeting scheduled for April 30. The preconstruction meeting, which will be held at Ball’s Bluff Elementary School from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., is intended to provide an overview of the park’s development, introduce the project team, and offer a forum for questions and feedback.
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The 67-acre park site, acquired by the Town of Leesburg in 2001, is located along the Potomac River in the northeast part of town near the Potomac Crossing neighborhood. The development will take place in two phases. The first phase, set to begin construction in mid-May, includes a two-lane park access road stretching three-quarters of a mile from Ball’s Bluff Road to the river, along with parking, a fully accessible boat ramp, and related infrastructure. This initial phase is expected to be completed by the summer of 2026.
The second phase of construction is anticipated to wrap up in fall 2029 and will focus on further enhancements to the site. These include upgrades to the existing roadway and parking areas, a new picnic pavilion, improvements to the site’s silos, and the addition of expanded trails for public use.
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The April 30 community meeting will take place in Room #31 of Ball’s Bluff Elementary School at 821 Battlefield Parkway NE. Attendees should use entrance B-1. In addition to hearing directly from the project team, members of the public will be able to access further information and sign up for updates through the Town of Leesburg’s website.
Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from a press release issued by the Town of Leesburg.
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