Loth Springs Natural Area opening

Local record and application

What this record means for a receiving site

The City of Waynesboro says Loth Springs Natural Area opened to the public in 2026 at 600 Race Avenue. Its roughly twelve-acre project restores a formerly industrial parcel as habitat and passive recreation along the South River Greenway. The city describes stream daylighting, stormwater treatment, native planting, a boardwalk overlook, and the Kiwanis Nature Playground. A March 2025 Parks and Recreation record had the greenway closed for channel excavation, showing an earlier construction phase before the later opening. The site is a public natural area, not an announced catering facility. For an authorized event nearby, Waynesboro dishwashing trailer rental would require park permission and a receiving pad that protects trails, plantings, and accessible paths. Sanitation planning should specify rack volume, hot-water supply, clean and dirty flows, approved wastewater disposal, power, and inspections. Organizers must also check current park hours, vehicle access, and any event restrictions. The restoration record provides credible local context but no evidence of an actual trailer booking.