Civic Association of Hollin Hills

Parks Committee

The CAHH Parks Committee monitors the conditions of the parks, organizes periodic “clean-up parties” to remove invasive plants and do other maintenance work, and contracts out work for larger projects such as removing dead or dying trees, repairing play equipment, and mowing grassy areas.

The parks (with the exception of McCalley Park) are owned by the Civic Association of Hollin Hills, which maintains them for the use of the community through its Parks Committee and park wardens. As stewards of the parks, the CAHH works to keep the parks healthy and safe, conserve wildlife habitats and native plants, protect water quality and address drainage and erosion issues. 

The CAHH Parks Committee administers the Civic Association's annual parks budget, which is $38,800 for 2024funding which comes from Civic Association membership dues, parks donations and grants from organizations such as the Friends of Hollin Hills

While the CAHH Parks Committee takes the lead role, community support and participation are crucial to maintain the parks. Please consider joining one of the many clean-up parties held throughout the year, volunteering to become a park warden, and/or making a financial donation to the parks. 

Park Wardens

Committee Chair  Dan Schulke
 Brickelmaier Park  Nancy Cefalo, Patrice Legro
 Entrances  Marie Spittell, Sally Watkins
 Goodman Park 
 Rebecca Bostick, Andrew Keegan, Judith Lean 
 McCalley Park  Alice Cisternino, Daniel Fragiadakis
 Paul Spring Park  Susan Kuhbach, Barbara Liggett, Catherine Moore
 Sutton Potter Park  Jeff Haas, John Wickham, Christina Curley, Dan Schulke
 Voigt Park  Peter Martz, Barbara Bogue
 Wildlife Sanctuary  Jodie Burns, Dennis Burns

Park-related events

    • 11 Oct 2025
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Sutton Potter Park

    Come join an Eagle Scout project in Sutton Potter Park managed by our very own Caroline Molnar! Please come out and support Caroline and the parks on October 11th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

    If you don’t know where Sutton Potter is by now, tisk tisk. (The entrance is on Range Road between 7404 and 7406 Range Road.) We’ll be removing invasives!

    Please register with Caroline’s Sign-up Genius page so she can get an accurate headcount and communicate with y’all directly: Caroline’s Eagle Scout Project – Remove Invasive Species.

    A note from Caroline herself!

    Hi Neighbor! I have 3 questions for you.....

    1. Is helping a neighborhood Scout attain Eagle Scout on your bucket list? 
    2. Would you enjoy giving a neighborhood teenager the opportunity to demonstrate their leadership skills? 
    3. Do you enjoy rolling up your sleeves and becoming "one" with nature?  

    If you answered "ABSOLUTELY YES!" to any of the above, please come out from 9:00 am to noon on Saturday, 10/11 (rain date is Sunday, 10/12) and help support me with my Eagle Scout Service project! We will be removing invasive species from Sutton Potter Park. Long sleeves/pants and closed-toe shoes highly recommended. Please bring gardening gloves and tools. Pizza will be provided!!


    P.S. I am a resident of Hollin Hills, I attend West Potomac High School, and I'm a founding member of an all-girls troop of Boy Scouts of America!


    Best regards,

    Caroline Molnar


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