The name really fits this park as it really hidden down a windy road. But once you enter the…read morefacility, it beautifully maintained. It was deserted when came to check it out. No one around to enjoy the baseball field, the basketball courts, the playground, the picnic shelter or the walking trails. Lots of lush greenery surrounding this lovely park! There's a Little Free Library near the picnic area! I enjoyed walking around the grounds, seeing wildlife and breathing in the fresh air. Leashed Dogs are allowed as long as you pick up after your Pooches!

I'm a born and raised goochlander who has lived in Richmond the last few years. I have been to…read moremany parks in Richmond and goochland and Hidden Rock Park is miles above the rest. Well maintained, clean and a pleasure to go to. Richmond could learn a few things about park maintenance going there for a visit.

Came here for a friend's birthday party. This is a lovely park. Old fashion playgrounds, wooded…read moretrails, spacious pavilions. There are latrines in the parking lot - not sure if there are regular restrooms w plumbing anywhere around but for what they are, the ports-potties are clean and large.

Fighting Creek Park is a delight, and such an unexpectedly well appointed park for such a rural…read morecounty. It is well positioned within walking distance of the county library, the YMCA, and the soccer fields. It boasts lovely walking trails, a frisbee golf course (which while usable could use some TLC), a lovely little creek with a charming covered bridge to cross it, and a multi-tiered playground which is among my favorite playgrounds in the surrounding counties because of it's lovely rural setting, its shade from the tree coverage, its new playground equipment, and its easy proximity to the creek area. We have an easy time navigating with a range of kids. Parents can position themselves between the playground where the younger kids can play, and the creek where the more nature-oriented kids want to explore, while it's safe enough for the teens to venture up to the library or to hike through the network of easily navigable trails. There are two covered picnic areas with grills. There are benches at the playground areas. In a delightfully educationally inspired move, the gardens and forests closest to the playgrounds and trails have their flora labeled so you can learn about the plants in the area. There is a texture garden near the parking lot with plants designed to touch and feel. One of the trails is an exercise trail with equipment stations for pull-ups, balance beam, and other outdoor workouts. Just a delightful spot right where you'd least expect it.

Undoubtedly the best park in town! Unfortunately, there's often no one else there. Hopefully,…read morethat will change and this will help the word get out. Here, you get it all--shade sail covering the adult area with many picnic tables, a separate patio area for adults with chairs, a giant playpen-like structure with a bouncy ball in it and lined with garage tiles for safe falls for younger toddlers. There is a play set for younger kids and for older. I would say about age 3 to about 8 or 10. There is a car on a spring that rocks; a big, spiral slide, straight slights, a fake climbing mountain with seats on top, and tons and tons of options to climb and swing, including a jungle gym and even spiral-style monkey bars (they go in circle, rather than just in a straight line. There's a balance beam, different types of swings, and really everything you could possibly want. All that's missing is the kids, really. Absolutely amazing place. The greatest likelihood to catch other kids to play with is before lunchtime. The only downside is that there is zero shade on the actual playground itself. Very important note: This place is public and at the back of a church parking lot. Turn in right beside the blue library sign, and drive alllll the way back. You cannot see the playground from the street at all, not even upon turning into the lot.

My girls loved this playground and they are older too. We happened upon a Fall event there when we…read morevisited this time. Everyone was super sweet, the forgot was going, lights were hung, bathrooms were very clean. Great all around.

I love that this park had made renovations since the last time we visited. It is also a gated…read moreplayground so the kids do bot easily run out into the parking lot!

This park is located at the episcopal church. It is well-maintained and has plenty of areas that…read morerange from babies toddlers and big kids. Everything from slides to a rock climbing tower. And for the pirate loving kid there is a pirate ship with a slide! There is a giant sand box next to the pirate ship too. Lots of big kids swings and a few swings for babies and toddlers. Plenty of slides for kids to enjoy from the tall steep slide to the more low key baby slides. There are plenty of benches for adults to sit while the kiddos enjoy playing. Even an area with balance bars to walk and jump on. I did see a few picnic tables in the playground area too. This playground offers so many fun options for kids of all ages. The playground What established in 2006 by Project Swing, a nonprofit corporation organized through and under episcopal church and the Redeemer. Park is open during daylight hours.

Beautiful campground and can accommodate tents all the way up to the big trailers, like my family's…read morebig ol trailer. It is nice, quiet, peaceful and they always have interesting activities for adults and children alike. They also have a free library and sell firewood. The bathrooms are spotless. The employees are by and large very friendly and helpful (with exception of the young female ranger who told my sister in law "You have legs! You can hike, can't you?" She may want to brush up on the Americans with Disabilities Act and learn not to be so, as they say "ableist") I also love their gift shop. They have fun t-shirts, pins, stickers etc. I look forward to coming back--I love this park and Powhatan.

This is a great park. It sits right on the James River. The campsites are nice and level and have…read morewater and electric. There are lots of hiking trails around and you can also bike on those trails.

Fabulous trail! Quite busy even on Thanksgiving but we found parking quickly! The wonderful part is…read morethat it rained heavily the evening and morning for our hike. The trail is made of asphalt so easy assess for handicap and no muddy paws

Love this Park. Lots of tree cover to help hot sun. Good paths for people of all skill levels. I…read moremust say, sitting and listening to the movement of the river was delightful.

Lots of fun for littles! My toddler enjoyed running and climbing all the park had to offer. There…read moreare bathrooms and two picnic shelter areas.

This is one of the best playgrounds! I highly recommend. It has a place for littles to ride their…read morebikes as well.

We were here for a party and the party is inclusive for all ages and abilities. There's nice…read moreshaded areas and the restrooms are extremely clean.

A huge fenced in playground! There are toddler and big kids playgrounds, water play, a sensory…read morewall, and plenty of space to run around. There is a parking lot right in front of the playground. My kids had so much fun and hope to visit again next time we visit Richmond!