Little River Park

1.  Trickum Road Park Zone -  This tract of land was acquired by the City in 2017 for the purpose of developing a new park for the residents of Woodstock.  The site consists of approximately 35 acres of gently rolling hills with an abundance of hardwood and pine trees, and also features a number of small streams, wetlands and a man-made pond.  This tract is boarded to the north by the Little River and Woodview Court Residential Community, to the east and south by the Woodlands Residential Community, and to the west by Trickum Road, Little River Elementary School and the Glens at Kingsgate Residential Community.  Existing structures on the site include residential and associated storage buildings.  

2.  Linear Corridor Zone - This track of land was acquired by the Greenprints Alliance and is boarded to the north and east by the River Oaks Residential Community, to the south by the Little River, and to the west by the Trickum Road Park Zone.  The site consists of approximately 36.50 acres  of predominately flat terrain comprised of floodway and floodplain.  Vegetation throughout the linear corridor is comprised of hardwood and pine trees, and also features a number of small streams and wetlands.  Existing structures on the site include a sewer line located adjacent to the river with connecting lines servicing the residential communities on both sides of the river.

3.  Woodlands Park Zone - This track of land is owned by the City and designated as park land.  The site consists of approximately 34.50 acres of both gently rolling vegetated hills associated with the uplands and flat terrain associated with the floodway and floodplain adjacent to the river.  The site is boarded to the north by the Little River, and to the east, south and west by the Woodlands Residential Community.  Existing structures on the site include a paved and unpaved parking lot located on the upland, two multi-purpose practice fields located adjacent to the river, a paved walkway that connects the parking lot facility to the multi-use field area, and a number of sewer lines that crisscross the tract.