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    Huguenot Park

    4.2 (13 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    LeAn H.

    I've come to park my car here whenever my friend and I have decided to go kayak in the James. I love the nature and the trails that I've seen from the parking lot. haha, I know - not too helpful. But from what I've seen, it looks pretty clean and I would like to check out the park and trails more if I had more time. I've only been here twice with a friend/coworker and we've only parked there. I would say that it's a great spot to park and unpack your kayak to enter into the James if you ever feel like taking a water trip in the water. Be sure to check the water height and such before deciding to go in. So far, so good.

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    4 years ago

    Lots of fun slides and climbing for the kids. Picnic area, restrooms and convenient location. Very popular, so downside is very crowded.

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    13 years ago

    GREAT large playground for toddlers/kids here, best in the area.

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    11 years ago

    Nice and clean looking over all, and the fence helps a lot if you have little ones that wander!

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    11 years ago

    Our kids enjoy this park. Having it fenced in with only one exit is a big help. Great for bigger kids as well.

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    I just wish the sand pit didn't exist or that it was gate off from the playground.

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    Forest Hill Park - Flower

    Forest Hill Park

    4.6(32 reviews)
    6.7 miForest Hill Park

    This park has amazing trails, gardens, and an amazing playground for kids. It is ADA accessible…read more just know that the playground is next to the Pickleball court.

    Beautiful park with a variety of trail offerings. I was here for almost 2 hours and still don't…read morethink I saw everything. There is so much to explore here and offers something for every level of stepper. Whether you're looking for an intense hike or just a leisurely stroll, this is a great spot to be. The park has multiple entrances and different access points which would make multiple visits here still feel fresh. The park is very hilly and has a lot of inclines so keep that in mind. Once you get down to the park you'll be greeted by the lake trail where you can walk in a loop around the stunning lake. You can also do catch and release fishing here which I saw multiple people doing. While the lake trail is paved, this park also has a variety of cobblestone and natural trails as well. The walks are pretty shaded and all have stunning views of either greenery or some water component. This is a great walking spot if you're wanting to really dive into nature and experience some stunning views. This is definitely a more mild intensity walk mainly because of the inclines, they also have stair entrances to get on the trail as well. There were quite a few people on the trail, consisting of families, groups and even solo walkers. Despite its almost secluded nature this park felt relatively safe with the amount of people present. You may want a trail buddy if veering into the natural trails but the paved lake loop was pretty open making it feel safe for solo walkers. Overall, with its variety of entrances, views, and the moderate challenge, this park is a great choice for regular walkers and nature lovers!

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    Forest Hill Park - Covered area by the lake

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    Three Lakes Park and Nature Center - Turtles basking in the sun along the shore.

    Three Lakes Park and Nature Center

    4.5(23 reviews)
    11.7 mi

    I had an incredible time at this charming park. As it is getting warmer, I am looking for new to me…read morespots to go on walks after work. Three Lakes Park was the perfect evening refresh. We arrived around 5:30pm and spent until about 7pm exploring all the walking paths. There is something here for everyone. There is a huge playground for little ones, there are paths for walkers/runners/dog walkers, and there were even a bunch of people fishing in the lakes. I love how child-friendly this park is. It felt like most of the bridges, benches, and other fun structures were made by girl or boy scouts. There is a huge parking lot so it's easy to drive to this spot. They also have very clean restrooms. We didn't go in to the nature center, but that was pretty too. I liked that this park had a lot to explore. The water was low enough at one section for us to go to a little island in the middle of one lake. While not all the trees have their leaves yet, I image this is even prettier when everything is in bloom. It was a very serene and lovely place to explore.

    Three Lakes is a gem of a park not far from Richmond proper. I love walking here when I happen to…read morebe visiting a business or estate sale nearby and it has always been exceedingly pleasant. This place has plenty of parking, lots of playground equipment, and (as the name suggests) three small lakes to walk around. It's worth noting that the main lake (closes to the park entrance) is where fishing is permitted and has the newest/nicest path as well. The middle lake is enjoyable though is a bit rougher. The far lake was damaged in storms in the past so some of it is pretty rough but still enjoyable to explore. I make sure to hit all three lakes every visit, though if you want a nice clean experience, stick to the main lake. The nature center is nice but fair warning: it's pretty small and won't take more than 10-15 minutes to enjoy in its entirety. Still, the staff member there tends to be nice and there are a few small animals in the little displays there. If you want a fun place to walk (especially if you have kids who like playground equipment), this is a great spot to do it. Overall: 5.0 stars ---- Pros: - Beautiful walking spot. - Pleasant staff. - Lots of free parking. - Fun (if small) nature center. - Plenty of playground equipment for kids. Cons: - It would be great if they fully re-built the third lake, though I suppose the rugged nature of it is part of the charm.

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    Three Lakes Park and Nature Center - A majestic blue heron stands tall in the water.

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