Visitors frequently ask us about interesting and noteworthy attractions to visit in our area that won’t break bank, and we are happy to oblige. Nature trails, driving tours, or just an outing at the park make for a pleasant morning or afternoon in Richmond Hill, Georgia, that won’t leave a hole in your wallet.
| Name | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|
Bryan County Bark Park |
500 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Richmond Hill 912.268.0364 bryanbarkpark.com |
To provide an off-leash dog park for the Richmond Hill, GA area which is safe for families and where well-behaved dogs can safely run free, socialize and play. To also ensure that the Bryan Bark Park provides a well maintained and clean environment for all responsible dog owners in our community. |
Coastal Bryan Heritage Trail |
9930 Ford Avenue Richmond Hill 912-756-2676 visitrichmondhill.com/Itineraries-History.php |
Embark on a journey where you will learn about many of the fascinating people and stories that make up the rich heritage of south Bryan County, from the Guale Indian Village to automobile magnate Henry Ford. Click to see the Historic Sites Guide. |
Farmers Market |
11460 Ford Ave Richmond Hill, (912) 514-0279 richmondhillfarmersmarket.com |
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Geocaching |
Throughout Bryan County Richmond Hill www.geocaching.com |
There are numerous geocaches throughout Richmond Hill and Bryan County, including Fort McAllister State Historic Park and J.F. Gregory Park. |
J.F. Gregory Park |
520 Cedar St. Richmond Hill 912-756-3345 richmondhill-ga.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/J-F-Gregory-Recreational-Park-6 |
This 335-acre community park includes more than 3 miles of groomed walking and biking trails, a state-of-the-art children's playground, a 25,000-square-foot covered pavilion, and large open areas for picnicking. |
Murals + Memories |
Throughout Richmond Hill www.visitrichmondhill.com/Murals-and-Memories.php |
Looking for something fun and easy to do with the crew? Hop in your car and head for the Hill for our self-guided tour of Richmond Hill. Along with a fun photo op, each mural shares a unique moment in Richmond Hill history. As you're snapping pics along the way, be sure to share your photos with #RichmondHillMuralTrail for a chance to be featured! |
Sterling Creek Park |
1700 Elbow Swamp Rd Richmond Hill www.facebook.com/100064654063243/posts/232356875596113/?d=n |