This park has the potential to be really nice, but at times it gets overcrowded and parents are…read morenot attentive. Little ones will get pushed and trampled by older kids if they're not watched. I wish parks and rec could hire park monitors to help with that. In the cooler months it's not too bad, but warmer months it stays packed. I would recommend going early on a weekday if you want any type of enjoyment.

Stunning new park that features so many amenities! Including a huge playground, splash area and a…read morebmx/skate park. There is also a nice 1 mile loop trail that courses around the park. The trail is completely paved and has nice views of nature. It is partially shaded and quite open making it an awesome spot for a solo stroll or a walking group.

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.

Very nice natural preserve area. There's a well marked trail with beautiful views of a marsh and…read moreoccasional bench to sit and enjoy it! Trail is mostly flat, about 4miles and well taken care of but had a few fallen trees that were blocking it although it was easy to walk around. There's no bathrooms and parking is small but I don't think it gets crowded. I only saw one more car other than mine. On right side of entrance is short boardwalk that takes you to the water and has a bench to sit on. It's very peaceful and quiet!

The Riverwalk is a beautifully maintained walking trail that, while short, offers a great escape to…read morenature. It's a fantastic addition to Hopewell, featuring a lovely park for kids and an eco-conscious redirected rainwater flower bed that serves as home for bees and blooms with color in the spring/summer. To your left, the path is covered in Kudzu vines, maintained by Hopewell Parks and Rec, creating a gorgeous backdrop for selfies or group photos. On your right, the scenic Appomattox River provides a lovely view of the water. Whether you're looking to get some exercise, have a picnic, practice mindfulness, or enjoy one of the many events, like the spectacular fireworks in July. This spot is a real "walk" in the park!

This was my first time going there on Fourth of July of last year. I really enjoyed it. The people…read morewere nice and I had a great time watching the beautiful firework!

My favorite beach for chilling out with a good book or floating in the usually comfortable water. I…read morealways feel like I'm on vacation at a beautiful lake, and it's so close to Williamsburg!

Went to this area with are dog and it was amazing. It was 10 dollars. The parking is only overflow…read moreand there a few handicap spots up front. Are dog had a blast and overall it was amazing. I could stand for the most part. Water was hot and cold in some places. Would go back again and again bc are dog was welcomed.

I love that there is plenty of parking here!…read more It is SO BIG! It is nice that there is an area closed off with a gate for little ones to help keep them in one spot. It was definitely overwhelming having 3 kids running ALL around... it was hard to be able to keep eyes on them the entire time so thankful I was there with another mama and we all watched each other's. The kids had a blast darting in ALL directions. We will definitely be packing a cooler and a picnic blanket next time to be able to stay longer. There is a walking trail next to it, there is plenty of benches, umbrellas, shade, and a few tables. It was very well maintained.

Great park, clean facilities, 8 Pickleball courts that are well maintained. Highly recommendedread more

Very well kept park & recreational areas in the Sandston (eastern henrico) territory…read more Building available for a great venue to have different events with good space, tables, chairs. That the renter decorates how they like! The past few years, some spring and summer festivals take place out there!

Dorey Park isn't too close to me, so my first visit was for the Richmond Renaissance Faire a couple…read moreof weekends back. I attended on the sweltering hot Saturday, and I would've loved more shade as I almost passed out around midday. The park itself is expansive with plenty of areas for parking. It seemed to be well-kept and had on-site facilities. I could see why this would be a good event venue. Just wish we could control the weather! I'd go back for future events.

Enjoyed a meet up with a few friends. It was my first time at Waller Mill which has been on my…read morelist. The park is now free to enter as of February. The dog park is just as you enter. Parking is just beyond and plentiful. The park offers trails, fishing and boating as well as the separate dog park. Restrooms are located at the trail head by the water. They were extremely dated and no soap in the men's room. There is a water refilling station which is a bonus. I came to hike and there are options on length. There is a 2.9 mile trail, Lookout Tower. You can add two + which is did for a total hike of 5.75. The trail was overall easy with some elevation changes. The challenges were the tree roots. Some of path is nice along the water. Other parts are paved along the road.

A bunch of years back Walmart super store had Employees picnic type of food bunch at the park. I…read moremissed when management of Williamsburg super store did this for the employee's. The wooden area is very beautiful and the day was sunny to partly cloudy with a light wind blowing.

This cute park is home to baseball games, soccer matches and skaters alike!! Pole Green park has…read moresomething for everyone. Pole green has a little play area for kids, as well as a fenced in skate park which is pretty cool. The park is located directly behind the school. To the naked eye it kinda feels like your trespassing because the park is THAT close to the school.

We stopped in for a visit to the dog park! The park is a little bit further down, but near PGES…read more There are two fenced areas for the small dogs and large dogs to play and socialize. The parking is easy. The only restroom available is a porta potty and only one from what I saw. There's a track section near the dog park for those who want to exercise as well as a little gazebo type of area for gatherings. The dog park offers little obstacle courses, potty stations with potty bags, and benches for owners to sit on while in the gate. All in all my dog enjoyed her time playing and socializing with other pooches! We shall return.

The current rental rate doesn't align with the property's condition. Major updates are needed,…read moreincluding new flooring, fresh paint, and improved tables.

Beautiful Building! Spacious. Clean and comfortable atmosphere. The neighborhood is nice and seems…read moreto be family friendly