Took the little people who I babysit out for a day of fun…read more We love parks and had never been here before so decided to check it out. There is foam matting to break falls (because we know they will happen), there's bench tables as well as other places to sit. I liked that the park was set up for different ages and was inclusive, however we apparently went on a day when most kids were out of school so there were times that the big kids were running around and almost knocking over the little kids or big kids playing in areas that are intended for smaller kids. Would we go back? The kids loved it and said they had fun and want to go back so that's what really matters.

This park has almost everything a child would want in a playground. Safe surfaces, safe equipment…read more However, this is not the kind of park where you can take your eyes off a child under the age of 10. My then-7 y/o son was able to climb 8 feet up a structure for its intended use and jump off "on a dare" by other kids and ended up in the ER. I've also assisted with autistic children that elope and get separated due to the multiple exits. There are also multiple places to have a party, first come first served. This also makes things extra crowded. I haven't been there in a while since the heat, but I am hoping they will maintain a good-sized field because independent play (soccer, football, kite flying, etc.) are just as important as playground structures.

This is a small neighborhood park in North Richland Hills. It has a tall swirling slide and a…read moresmaller one and a tiny town below with a general store and a mail room. There are exactly 2 swings and a small pavilion with 2 picnic tables. It's a cute little park just in front of a nice walking trail. It made a fun little outing for my little granddaughter.

Amazing park! It seems to be brand new! Such a great playground and the paths are nice - a lot…read morethicker than you'd expect and you can have a beautiful hike!

Lived here for 30+ years and I've never seen this park in my life. They just remodeled maybe that's…read morewhy and it's gorgeous. This playground is soooo nice and new, especially for NRH/Haltom city location, i can't believe it! There's even alot of seats and swinging chairs for parents. The restrooms are clean as well. My kiddos loved it we went twice a week! It's spacious and provides a lot of activities for the amount of kids. The monkey bars underneath the fish is super cute and also the huge xylophone. 10/10 great park, I felt super safe at this park.

Great park, tucked in a quiet area. The playground is newly renovated and nice. A paved trail cuts…read morethrough the park around a large lake with ducks. Covered pavilion with picnic tables and a bathroom nearby.

We love the covered playground (I love that it doesn't have swings! IYKYK) and that there are…read morebathrooms! We've also played baseball here for several seasons. The league is run very smoothly and we've never had any issues.

What makes this park playground stand out among others in the surrounding area is the massive shade…read morestructure that fully covers the playground. I have seen shade canopies at other parks in North Richland Hills, but they seem to be the only city nearby to get this right. I mention the shade issue in my review of almost every single playground because it continues to baffle me. This is Texas. WHY IS SHADE NOT A TOP PRIORITY IN PLAYGROUND DESIGN? In any case, this canopy is great, and allows for play even on afternoons with high temps (bring water!). Unfortunately, the spectator benches are just outside the periphery of the shade, so unless the sun is in just the right spot, parents are either sitting in the sun or sitting on the ground. The structure itself is average. My kids tell me the best part are the two long slides that come off of a three story platform. Apparently they are very dark inside and this makes sliding down them extra fun. Beyond that, there's nothing remarkable about the play structure. Bark flooring, separate toddler structure, no swings. Richfield Park is a three star community park that earns an extra star for the shade.

Definitely not a local secret anymore…read more Been enjoying this park for years! Large open spaces, basketball court, restrooms, pavilions for rent, cool playgrounds, a spray-ground, paved parking lots, and it connects to the Bear Creek trail system making it great for hiking. Most recently we've rented pavilion for children's birthday parties. Easy process. Electric available. Plenty of room for everyone to spread out and enjoy time outdoors - no matter what your age is.

07/28/2026 This review is strictly for the splash area. I would not recommend it for that at all!…read moreThe park/playground is amazing but on 102 day the splash area was not worth the drive! No buckets and the splash area itself is primitive and extremely basic!

Super neat park- unexpected oasis love the water area good for dogs to enjoy and play in…read more It also has some good pavilion/shaded seating, a playground, and even a basketball court! Not to mention actually decent restrooms! I would definitely recommend!

The wilderness was amazing and saw some amazing trees and beautiful wildlife. I definitely…read morerecommend to come and enjoy it.

Fantastic trail, a little busy with kiddos so be careful. Shaded spots are nice to get out of the…read morehot sun. Benches across the trail as well. Lots of hills to workout those legs. I felt safe.

This park a combination of paved and dirt paths, its around 3 miles out and back has some elevation…read moreand plenty of shade nice playground area's, artscapes & Longhorns grazin along the paved which connects with Bear Creek and the Keller Recreation Center. Well maintained and clean, the parks department does great with upkeep.This is the spot to be on those hot summer days.

A sweet little park, just the right size. Little pond, cool sculptures, trails, two covered…read moreplaygrounds, plenty of trees, a gazebo, and lots of green grass for roaming and running. I typically take Winnie to the park down the street, but sometimes you need a change of scenery. Well this is a lovely one! Bicentennial Park is shady and comfortable, and hasn't been crowded the times I've been. It's pretty but simple, no deep woods or serious hiking trails or bobcats here.

What a beautiful little park!! Two playgrounds, one for the smaller kids, one for the bigger kids…read more Swing sets for all. Wheelchair accessible. Paved walkways. Wonderful walking path. Beautiful old trees. So many statues!!

Stopped here on a Sunday and it was pretty empty. There were a few kids there whose parents were…read more"watching them" from the car and they were being a bit rowdy, but overall it was pretty quiet. There were some people playing on the basketball courts and the police were roaming so nothing felt out of place. The park equipment was fine, they had a couple tall slides and a few smaller ones that kept my son's interest. We were here for such a short time, but it was pleasant and we'd go back!

Very nice park. Clean and welcoming environment. Chains on the swings need lubricant. Wood chips…read moreneed replacing, especially near the climbing rock. Signs need posting to warn you of neighborhood entry. Nice walking area- not entirely around just the park but.... Again, nice clean park for a first day of Spring walk; and future use.