Libbie Playground

We enjoyed it. Only thing is finding parking, it was parallel parking on one side and on the other there is a parking area. Also the path has roots on it, we almost tripped a few times, no need to pull up roots, just lay down new dirt pathway since storm washed it away.

This is a hidden gem of Richmond playgrounds. It has excellent equipment, is close to tons of great lunch spots, has its own parking lot, and is virtually always empty. If your kid likes climbing, there are tons of interesting climbing areas. There's a great lawn area to play catch or tag, or have a picnic, whatever. It has swings, which are always welcome. It's a good spot that's criminally underused. Check it out. Worth noting, you're close to places like Taste and the Libbie-Grove restaurant scene, so it's easy to grab some takeout and do lunch/dinner there. Plenty of picnic tables to snag.

My toddler enjoyed this playground very much! It has a very small parking lot so you may need to park on the street.

Great family park. My 2 year old daughter loves it. There are no less than 10 squirrels running about to keep her attention. She also loves watching the renovations being done on the houses nearby. She is all about her baby machinery and construction sounds.

It's a great park for toddlers/preschoolers. The whole park is fenced in which is really nice. It's big enough for kids to have plenty to play with butt small enough where you can see the whole park & your kid(s) without having to constantly chase after them. It's not the best park during the summer because there is little to no shade. However, the sun exposure is a plus during the winter months.