Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Randolph, Richmond

Tracy C. • April 2, 2010My favorite stroll is through the Japanese Gardens. Lovely...

Nicolas P. • July 21, 2018Lots of cool fish, turtles, snakes, and otters!

Cassie V. • July 8, 2013Awesome place to hang out with some cold beers and watch a show!

Jafari K. • March 21, 2022Food is very delicious. Received great service.

Jay H. • October 19, 2009Hike or bike the loop: North Bank trail to Belle Island, then up Buttermilk or River trail, cross Nickel Bridge and take North Bank back to Texas Ave. Don't forget to wave to the bears at Maymont.

Sandy W. • September 19, 2014Love the expanded park. My dogs love this place... But I wish people would keep aggression in check.

Jason B. • September 12, 2011Arts in the Park is a fun event the first weekend of May. July 4th here is also fun, but you can't always see the fireworks due to the trees.

Eric M. • June 14, 2014There's a snack stand across from the Bald Eagle exhibit. They have sno cones, popcorn, and on the weekend, burgers!

Lauren B. • September 4, 2014Hidden park - walking trails- great fishing spot- kayak launch - walking trails- pet friendly

The Flats a. • December 14, 2014Go to the Meadow Park to see the Christmas Light. Great Tour.

Lauren B. • September 4, 2014Best park for swimming in the river - walking trails - bike path

Kyle D. • December 8, 2009Pick up after your dog. Wi-fi just ask me for the password.

RTDNews • June 3, 2010TIMES-DISPATCH FACT: The monument features 13 columns representing the 11 states that seceded from the Union and two that sent representatives to the Confederate Congress.

Elise C. • September 12, 2013Fun course, 2 laps around the course will wear you out!

Russ 🔥 C. • September 21, 2022Charles Dimmock designed this 90-foot pyramid-shaped Confederate monument with granite quarried from the James River. This was drylaid; no mortar was used

Gretchen L. • May 8, 2012Huge old trees and a lovely fountain