Richmond Trip

Richmond's largest park offers 194 acres of scenic trails, a rose garden, and diverse recreational facilities since 1885. Enjoy a peaceful picnic by the fountain or challenge yourself with a game of disc golf.

This vibrant 104-acre complex hosts the Wayne County 4-H Fair and diverse community events year-round. Summer visits offer the most dynamic experience with agricultural showcases.

Hayes Arboretum preserves 466 acres including rare old-growth Indiana forest and historic Native American sites. Explore 16 miles of trails or take the scenic 3.3-mile auto tour through diverse ecosystems.

Founded in 1847 by Quakers, Earlham College blends historic buildings with an 800-acre campus of natural beauty. Visitors can explore the Joseph Moore Museum with its Egyptian mummies and stroll through nature trails.

Steeped in history, Richmond's Depot District centers around a 1902 Pennsylvania Railway Depot turned cultural hub. Explore renovated 19th-century buildings with local restaurants, antique shops, and live music venues.

Home to one of Indiana's oldest art collections, RAM showcases American Impressionist works by the Richmond and Hoosier Groups. Explore rotating exhibitions in this serene space where admission is always free.

After visiting Old National Road Welcome Center, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Richmond. Attend a sporting event in this family-friendly area.

You can enjoy retail therapy at Richmond Mall during your stay in Richmond. Attend a sporting event in this family-friendly area.