Parks and trails in Richland, WA
Richland has 25 parks and trails, with 19 open on Sundays and 17 open past 9 p.m. Howard Amon Park Playground offers two playgrounds and a free wading pool along the Columbia River. Chamna Natural Preserve covers 276 acres with more than 11 miles of trails through shrub-steppe, riparian and wetland habitat. Amon Creek Natural Preserve features about 2 miles of trail that has drawn more than 150 bird species. Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve rises to 1,579 feet with five trails offering views over all three cities. Hours vary, so check before you go.
- 25 listed
- 6 dog-friendly
Rodney Block Park
Richland park on Roberdeau St. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
McMurray Park
Park on Pike Ave in Richland. Open 24 hours. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Leslie Groves Park
North Richland riverfront park with sports fields and access to the riverside trail.
Jefferson Park
Richland park on George Washington Way. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Jason Lee Park
Richland park on McMurray Ave. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Howard Amon Park
Richland’s riverfront park beside the Uptown district: shaded lawns, the riverside path, a playground and the summer concert and art-fair home base.
Howard Amon Park Playground
Park serving Richland and the Tri-Cities. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Hills West Park
Richland park on Pinionwood Ct. Has a playground. Dogs allowed.
Hanford Reach National Monument
The last free-flowing, non-tidal stretch of the Columbia River in the U.S., with the White Bluffs, salmon spawning beds and shrub-steppe wildlife.
Goethals Natural Park
Park on Goethals Dr in Richland. Has a playground. Dogs allowed.
Craighill Park
Richland park on Craighill Ave. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Columbia Point Marina Park
A park on Riverfront Trail, Richland. Has a playground, picnic tables and public restrooms. Dogs allowed.
Claybell Park
A park on Broadmoor St, Richland. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Chamna Natural Preserve
A 276-acre preserve at the Yakima River delta with more than 11 miles of trails through shrub-steppe, riparian and wetland habitat.
Brookstone Park
A park on Emerald St, Richland. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Badger Mountain Splash & Play
Richland’s splash pad at Badger Mountain Community Park, next to a playground and the Paws-Abilities Place dog park.
Badger Mountain Community Park
Richland park on Keene Rd Trl. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve
The Tri-Cities’ favorite hike: the Canyon Trail climbs to summit views over all three cities and the rivers.
Amon Creek Natural Preserve
Wetland, riparian and shrub-steppe trails along the west fork of Amon Creek; more than 150 bird species recorded.
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