James J. Richey Park
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About the Location
Historical Significance
James J. Richey Park is named after Lakewood's first mayor. The park serves dual purposes as both a recreational space and a flood mitigation area.
Dry Gulch Creek runs through the center of the park, and the site is designed for stormwater detention to protect downstream homes from flooding.
Recreation Opportunities
The park features a 1/3-mile loop trail, providing visitors with an opportunity for walking or jogging.
A playground is available for children, offering a space for active play. The park also includes a play field, which can be used for various sports and activities.
Accessibility
James J. Richey Park is bordered on its southern edge by the West Line light rail and trail, making it easily accessible via public transportation.
The park's location and amenities make it a valuable community resource for both recreation and environmental management in Lakewood.
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Decent Park
