Howard Amon Park playground - Playground in Richland - , USA

This park is great. It's got all the bells and whistles. From a food stand to a kiddy pool, there's everything. Even tennis courts and snowcones(during the summer). There's a big kid park, a little kid park, climbing rocks, musical instruments, a river, docks, swimming, etc etc etc

Great park with water features, kids playground, walking trail along the river, a couple floating docks, seating benches to rest or just take in the views, tennis courts, lots of parking, covered gazebos, and picnic tables throughout. Dogs are welcome everywhere and courtesy bags stations, and trash cans are available so no reason to not clean up after your pet. We take almost daily walks and we find it a clean and friendly area to visit.

This park is very well maintained. The kiddie pool attracts many families. The rock climbing makes it fun. The zip-line is fun for all ages. There are swings for small children and another area for the bigger ones.

Howard Amon is beautiful and there are things for everyone there.... My only problem is just way too many darn people. Always having to count kids make sure I always know where mine are. Take away the people and tis a great park.

Clean park. Perfect for a walk, picnic or letting the kids play at the park.

Kids love running around the playground and going for walks here whenever we come to Richland. 🥰

Fun. The kids love it. Beautiful views of the river. Great toys to play on. Musical toys are especially fun. A lot of swings and benches to sit on and the grass is well kept if blankets are your thing. I've noticed the amount of bird poop on the grass is almost non existent compared to many of the other parks on the river here in the Tri-Cities. Not sure why, but it's nice. Great park when it's hot as there is plenty of shade to be found.

One of our favorite playgrounds, lots to do for any age, from toddler to older kids. It’s also has a walkway right next to the river, lots of open space. There’s a tennis court and a kiddie pool for the summer, although we like to dip in the river instead.