Morven Park

Goal: $30,000.00

Specific Need

Morven Park, a 1,000-acre private park open to the public, is a place where you can connect with nature, history, and one another 365 days a year.

Morven Park receives no local, state, or federal funding. We rely on community donations to preserve this vital public resource. Your Give Choose support allows us to maintain the grounds, increase our outreach to the community, and share the property’s rich history.

Each day brings something new to this magnificent property, whether it’s a couple taking engagement photos on the Davis Mansion steps, a school group being guided through a civics lesson by the Park’s educators, an equestrian enjoying a weekend of competition, or happy dogs guiding their humans to new smells!

Morven Park, along with the resources it holds and the sense of community it promotes, is an integral part of Loudoun County. Your investment will ensure that the Park remains a place where memories are created by current and future generations. Thank you for your consideration.

Learn more about the Park here: Morven Park | Davis Mansion

Mission

As a private park open to the public, Morven Park is a place to connect with nature, history, and one another. Our mission is to preserve and protect Morven Park for all. We invite current and future generations to explore history, embrace civic engagement, and celebrate the outdoors.

Profile

When this private park opened to the public in October of 1967, the mission was to preserve the open space and showcase the site’s historical and cultural value. As our nation marks its 250th anniversary, Morven Park is proud to serve as a place where the echoes of the past meet the promise of the future.

As open space in Northern Virginia disappears, Morven Park is an oasis of green for visitors who come to enjoy the flora and fauna that thrive here. Morven Park is open to the public seven days a week and has many family-friendly activities to enjoy. You can tour the historic Davis Mansion, walk through scenic gardens, picnic under the boughs of old oak trees, and hike beautiful nature trails.