Richmond Park

Richmond Park pool is a ton of fun in the summer. Excellent water slide. Kids shallower pool side that is clearly marked out. And a deeper pool with diving boards. They staff it very well with multiple lifeguards. Only a few dollars for entrance. There is a concession stand available with some basic things like drinks and chips. Bathrooms aren't the greatest, definitely could use some updating. But all in all it's a great place to spend some time in the summer.

Beautiful park with well kept grounds. Friendly staff who were busy making improvements and upkeep. Gorgeous pond with fishing available, and an observation deck. Multiple Playgrounds and a pool with affordable rates. Awesome neighborhood gem.

It's quite lovely, from baseball, softball, kickball, soccer (actual football) playground for the kids, trails for the adults, big pond with fish...got a bike...it gets even better...trails throughout *watch out for down trees* and I should mention the massive pool with a big slide...

Nice, open park with a couple of playgrounds close together. The repaving project for the parking is amazing and really spruced up the whole place. Great for kids and there are always a ton there in the winter for sledding.

Went to Richmond Park for ACF bbq. It's a great park. It had a little lake, and I watched people fishing, and they had an observation deck overlooking the lake. Great place for a picnic.

This is a nice park for talking a walk. It has plenty of grassy area as well. I don't know how many fish are in the pond but I have seen a few. Probably not great for fishing as it is super weedy and home to alot of birds. There are a few play grounds, basketball courts and tennis courts that are fairly new and in nice condition. There is also a trail in the back for hikes/biking.

Some of the land the trails cross thru are now private. Homeless people live here as well. Respect each other and safe travels

Grew up around here still go to walk my dog, would heavily avoid the back corner by the baseball field. There are 3-8 homeless people in tents staying in the tree lines. I used to walk the back trails but there is so much drug paraphernalia and trash from dumped campsites I will only walk the loop of the pond. The parking lot has been undergoing work for what seems like 2 months now. Swear the signs said September 2025 it would be done now the signs are gone. Parking is a pain in the meantime because it’s street parking or that back lot where people who live in their cars go to camp for the day.