🕒 Hours: The park is open March 1st through the last Sunday in November each year. It opens each day at 7 am, with closing times varying throughout the season. Closing times are posted on the Sleeter Lake Park page of the Town’s website at the park and on the sign at the bottom of Lake Field Road. If you are locked in the park, you will need to call the Police Non-Emergency line at 703-777-1021.
Loudoun County Parks and Recreation closes the gate at the same time as Franklin Park.
Please note: if the internal road (past the gate) into the park is unsafe due to inclement weather or an emergency, the park will be closed.
Sleeter Lake Park
Sleeter Lake Park is a standalone neighborhood anchor in Round Hill, bordering the Sleeter Lake community just west of Leesburg. This 11-acre town park features walking paths, lakeside benches, a shaded playground, and fishing piers. During the week, it offers a quiet destination for residents looking to unwind by the water, while weekends bring a steady crowd of locals launching canoes and kayaks or gathering for lakeside picnics.
The park offers clear views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, making it a scenic spot for early morning paddling or fishing. Located at 17185 Lake Avenue (see Google map below), it features a public boat ramp for non-motorized watercraft and open grassy lawns along the shoreline. It makes for an easy outdoor stop to combine with a weekend visit to nearby Western Loudoun favorites in Bluemont, including Bear Chase Brewing Company and Dirt Farm Brewing.
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