Centrally located in Virginia’s New River Valley, Pulaski offers easy access to I-81, I-77, and major travel hubs – within a day’s drive of half the U.S. population. Enjoy top-rated state parks, affordable education at New River Community College, and a strong economy powered by global companies like Volvo Trucks and Red Sun Farms. It’s a place where outdoor adventure meets opportunity. Play outside in Pulaski County.
Population:
33,759
2 Most Visited State Parks in VA
Claytor Lake: 4,500 Acres
Pulaski’s historic downtown adds to it’s modern amenities.
Dublin is home to NRCC and the SW Virginia Veteran’s Cemetery.
Fairlawn is a beautiful village on the New River that’s home to the Pete Dye River Course, shopping, and more.
Draper is the cozy village home to the Draper Mercantile and the Merc Cafe.
Pulaski County Is… mountain mornings, southern hospitality, and more. It’s also home to Allisonia, Belspring, Hiwassee, Snowville, and more.
Pulaski County is home to a number of international companies thanks to a welcoming community and skilled workforce. The largest Volvo Trucks facility in the world is located in Pulaski County, as well as other international companies such as James Hardie (Ireland) and Red Sun Farms (Mexico).
Pulaski County is home to the two most-visited state parks in Virginia. Claytor Lake (Claytor Lake State Park) is a 4,500-acre lake ideal for swimming, camping, boating and more. The New River Trail State Park travels 57 miles on abandoned railway beds running next to New River.
New River Valley, VA – Several leaders from Virginia’s New River Valley have been recognized in the 2026-27 Virginia 500 Power List, an annual publication
New River Valley, VA – Three projects in the New River Valley are among 19 initiatives recently awarded funding through the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)
Pulaski County, VA – WSLS recently reported that the Dublin-based Narro Trucks held its first product launch and delivered its first electric vehicle to Pulaski
