Vawter Street Park and Glen Lea Recreation Area
- Park
- Regional draw
- East Highland Park
Vawter Street Park and Glen Lea Recreation Area provide public outdoor space in the East Highland Park area of Henrico County.

Its recreation grounds offer a local stop for open-air activity within the surrounding community.
Use the county’s current facility information to check access, available amenities and any reserved use before visiting. The photograph shows the park’s playing-field setting during an earlier visit rather than current equipment or bookings. Organized sport and shelter rentals have separate arrangements from ordinary park access. Respect nearby homes, leave active playing areas clear and follow posted rules for the facility you use.
Visitor details reviewed October 18, 2026. Check official visitor information for current access, admission, and operating arrangements. View on OpenStreetMap.
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