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Greater Hilton Area Plan — adopted December 10, 2024

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Mariners’ Lake Natural Area This 29-acre city-owned park is the setting for an informal system of mountain bike and hiking trails surrounding a portion of Mariners’ Lake. The property is totally wooded and provides habitat for a number of native wildlife species. Newport News Public Schools Newport News Public Schools outdoor recreational facilities are generally accessible to the public when school is not in session, and Municipal Lane Park in some instances, serve as the neighborhood park. There are two public schools within the Hilton Tennis Club, founded in 1938, which plan area. Hilton Elementary School is located at includes 4 clay tennis courts and a small the terminus of Main Street on the James River clubhouse for members. waterfront in Hilton Village and includes open space with a large play structure. The Warwick Huntington Park High School campus includes football and Although Huntington Park is not within the baseball fields and a running track as well as the boundary, it lies directly south of the plan area Warwick Recreation Center and 8 tennis courts. and has pedestrian connections to the adjacent Rivermont neighborhood. The park serves as a transition between the predominantly single- family residential neighborhoods of Greater Hilton and the more intensely developed areas south of Mercury Boulevard, leading to downtown Newport News. Hilton Ravine Park Hilton Ravine Park Hilton Ravine Park, which was included in the Huntington Park original Hilton Village Master Plan, features a gravel trail, small natural amphitheater, and Green Foundation Open Space stormwater filtration channel. A 415-foot long The open space at 315 Center Avenue is owned fishing pier, benches and a restored beach area and maintained by the Green Foundation, a are additional recreational amenities in the park. non-profit organization that acquires properties for the purposes of “preserving, transforming, Municipal Lane Park and promoting green spaces throughout the Municipal Lane Park, located adjacent to the city.” The Green Foundation has also partnered Main Street Library, contains approximately with “Friends of the James River at Hilton Beach” 4 acres. It includes a playground, the Hilton to assist with restoration efforts for the Hilton community garden and the privately-managed Ravine Park. Greater Hilton Area Plan • Community Profile 29
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