Park Amenities

Explore the spaces, trails, and landmarks that make Chimborazo special

Chimborazo Park is a 33-acre treasure in the heart of Richmond's Church Hill neighborhood, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, historic landmarks, and modern amenities for all to enjoy.

From the sweeping bluff-top views to the wooded trails below, our park provides spaces for recreation, reflection, and community gathering. Whether you're planning a special event, walking your dog, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Chimborazo welcomes you.

Location

3215 E. Broad St, Richmond VA

Hours

Dawn to Dusk

Upper Chimborazo

The upper park offers sweeping views of downtown Richmond and the James River, along with historic structures and gathering spaces perfect for events and relaxation.

Alt Text "The historic Chimborazo Round House, a Victorian-era pavilion with white Classical columns, decorative frieze, and red brick foundation, surrounded by ornamental green iron fencing. A Richmond Parks and Recreation sign stands in the foreground under dramatic cloudy skies.

The historic Roundhouse structure in Chimborazo Park is illuminated at dusk, featuring a distinctive black octagonal pavilion with ornate railings, topped with a pyramid roof. A row of yellow bicycles from a bike-sharing program lines the front of the building, with a lit street lamp in the foreground and bare trees silhouetted against a golden sunset sky.

The historic Chimborazo Park Round House with white columns and a covered porch sits beneath a large willow tree with golden autumn foliage. A street lamp and informational marker are visible in front of the structure, with rows of chairs arranged on the grounds below.

Chimborazo Round House

A historic gem overlooking southeast Richmond, the Round House has welcomed visitors for over a century.

Originally constructed in 1905
Redesigned as a Park House in 1915
Available to rent for private events
Stunning panoramic views included

Reserve the Round House

A white octagonal gazebo with a brown roof sits on a grassy lawn in Chimborazo Park, surrounded by mature trees and flowering shrubs, with a distant view of Richmond's landscape and tree-lined hills visible beyond.

An illuminated yellow pavilion sits in an open grassy field at dusk, surrounded by bare trees with autumn leaves on the ground, with a vibrant sunset visible on the horizon in the background.

A scenic view of Chimborazo Park in Richmond, Virginia showing mature trees with autumn foliage in shades of orange and gold, a manicured lawn, a gazebo structure in the distance, and evergreen trees lining the pathways under a clear blue sky.

A scenic autumn view of Chimborazo Park showing a tree-lined path with vibrant orange and yellow fall foliage, a green grass lawn, and a brick gazebo structure in the distance overlooking the river.

A large mature tree with a thick trunk stands in the foreground of a grassy field at Chimborazo Park, with yellow and green foliage visible in its canopy. A historic brick building can be seen in the background across the open lawn, with bare trees and blue sky beyond.

A white columned gazebo with a dark brown peaked roof stands in a grassy area surrounded by mature trees at Chimborazo Park, with scenic views of the surrounding landscape visible beyond the structure.

Picnic Gazebo

Located just behind the bluff's edge, our gazebo provides the perfect setting for gatherings large and small.

Ideal for family reunions and picnics
Shaded seating area
Spectacular overlook views
Available through Parks and Recreation

Learn about Gazebo Rental

Silhouette of a Statue of Liberty replica monument against a dramatic orange and yellow sunset sky at Chimborazo Park in Richmond, Virginia, with bare winter trees and a street lamp visible in the foreground.

Black and white photograph showing a large crowd of people gathered around a monument in Chimborazo Park, with bare trees lining the background and historic buildings visible in the distance.

A replica of the Statue of Liberty stands illuminated at twilight in Chimborazo Park, mounted on a stone pedestal with a plaque, surrounded by bare winter trees and lit pathways.

A black and white photograph showing a police officer and a man in a suit exchanging or presenting a document in front of a replica of the Statue of Liberty at Chimborazo Park, with bare trees and vintage cars visible in the background.

A scenic view of Chimborazo Park featuring three green bollards in the foreground on a paved area, with a stone monument and massive old oak trees displaying autumn foliage in the background, and a gazebo visible to the left.

Statue of Liberty Replica

A unique piece of Cold War history stands proudly in the park—one of only 200 replicas placed nationwide.

Donated by the Robert E. Lee Council Boy Scouts in 1951
Part of the 'Strengthen the Arm of Liberty' campaign
Eight-foot replica of the iconic statue
Commemorates early Cold War era patriotism

Restroom Facilities

Conveniently located facilities are available year-round in the upper park area.

Two port-a-potty units available
Located behind the Gazebo and Statue of Liberty
Accessible to all park visitors

Lower Chimborazo

Below the bluff, discover natural trails and open spaces where neighbors and their pets can explore, play, and connect with nature.

Fenced dog park entrance at Chimborazo Park with wooden gates, a covered pavilion, small dog area signage, and waste disposal station on a sunny day.

A wooden gate entrance to a small dog park area at Chimborazo Park, with informational signs including 'Small Doggie Area' and 'Chimborazo Dog Park Rules' posted on the fencing, surrounded by green grass and trees.

A serene landscape at Chimborazo Park featuring stone-lined grave plots in the foreground, wooden fencing, mature trees including weeping willows, and lush green grass, with picnic areas visible in the background.

Bark Park

Two dedicated off-leash areas where dogs of all sizes can run, socialize, and play safely.

Separate areas for large and small dogs
Water typically available at both sections
Convenient parking nearby
Shaded seating for pet owners

A wooded hiking trail winds through a dense forest in Chimborazo Park, with bare and ivy-covered trees lining both sides of the path covered in fallen leaves and natural debris.

A serene tree-lined pathway with a brick or stone surface runs through the center, flanked by tall mature trees creating a natural canopy overhead. Fallen leaves scatter the ground, and lush green vegetation borders both sides of the path.

A winding gravel trail through Chimborazo Park bordered by lush green vegetation on both sides, with tall trees displaying autumn colors of brown and gold against a clear blue sky.

A scenic dirt and grass pathway winds through dense green trees and vegetation in Chimborazo Park, with a tall utility pole visible on the right side and dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy under a clear blue sky.

A rustic wooden gate blocks a narrow, overgrown dirt trail in a densely forested area with ivy-covered trees and brown leaf-covered ground.

Woodland Trails

Explore a network of paths winding through natural woodland, connecting historic routes and scenic spots.

Improved trails and natural social paths
Runs from Government Road stairs to Gilly's Creek
Historic cobbled service roads
Shaded forest canopy for year-round hiking

Support the Park

Help us preserve and enhance Chimborazo Park for generations to come. There are many meaningful ways to contribute to the park's ongoing restoration and care.

Volunteer with Us

Join Friends of Chimborazo Park and the Chimborazo Park Conservancy for clean-up days, plantings, and restoration projects. Every helping hand makes a difference.

Volunteer With Us

Coming Soon

Adopt a Bench

Honor a loved one or celebrate a special occasion with a personalized dedication plaque on one of our park benches.

Coming Soon

Adopt a Tree

Support the park's urban canopy with a tree dedication. Each adopted tree receives a sign with the species name and your dedication.

Coming Soon

Plant Spring Color

Donate tulips and daffodils to naturalize the hillsides along the bluff and brighten our flower beds each spring. We'll handle the planting.

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Ready to Get Involved?

Contact us to learn more about volunteer opportunities, dedications, and donation options. Together, we can ensure Chimborazo Park remains a vibrant community treasure.

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Park Amenities

Explore the spaces, trails, and landmarks that make Chimborazo special

Chimborazo Park is a 33-acre treasure in the heart of Richmond's Church Hill neighborhood, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, historic landmarks, and modern amenities for all to enjoy.

Location

3215 E. Broad St, Richmond VA

Hours

Dawn to Dusk

Upper Chimborazo

The upper park offers sweeping views of downtown Richmond and the James River, along with historic structures and gathering spaces perfect for events and relaxation.

Chimborazo Round House

A historic gem overlooking southeast Richmond, the Round House has welcomed visitors for over a century.

Originally constructed in 1905
Redesigned as a Park House in 1915
Available to rent for private events
Stunning panoramic views included

Reserve the Round House

Picnic Gazebo

Located just behind the bluff's edge, our gazebo provides the perfect setting for gatherings large and small.

Ideal for family reunions and picnics
Shaded seating area
Spectacular overlook views
Available through Parks and Recreation

Learn about Gazebo Rental

Statue of Liberty Replica

A unique piece of Cold War history stands proudly in the park—one of only 200 replicas placed nationwide.

Donated by the Robert E. Lee Council Boy Scouts in 1951
Part of the 'Strengthen the Arm of Liberty' campaign
Eight-foot replica of the iconic statue
Commemorates early Cold War era patriotism

Restroom Facilities

Conveniently located facilities are available year-round in the upper park area.

Two port-a-potty units available
Located behind the Gazebo and Statue of Liberty
Accessible to all park visitors

Lower Chimborazo

Below the bluff, discover natural trails and open spaces where neighbors and their pets can explore, play, and connect with nature.

Bark Park

Two dedicated off-leash areas where dogs of all sizes can run, socialize, and play safely.

Separate areas for large and small dogs
Water typically available at both sections
Convenient parking nearby
Shaded seating for pet owners

Woodland Trails

Explore a network of paths winding through natural woodland, connecting historic routes and scenic spots.

Improved trails and natural social paths
Runs from Government Road stairs to Gilly's Creek
Historic cobbled service roads
Shaded forest canopy for year-round hiking

Support the Park

Help us preserve and enhance Chimborazo Park for generations to come. There are many meaningful ways to contribute to the park's ongoing restoration and care.

Volunteer with Us

Join Friends of Chimborazo Park and the Chimborazo Park Conservancy for clean-up days, plantings, and restoration projects. Every helping hand makes a difference.

Volunteer With Us

Coming Soon

Adopt a Bench

Honor a loved one or celebrate a special occasion with a personalized dedication plaque on one of our park benches.

Coming Soon

Adopt a Tree

Support the park's urban canopy with a tree dedication. Each adopted tree receives a sign with the species name and your dedication.

Coming Soon

Plant Spring Color

Donate tulips and daffodils to naturalize the hillsides along the bluff and brighten our flower beds each spring. We'll handle the planting.

No images available

Ready to Get Involved?

Contact us to learn more about volunteer opportunities, dedications, and donation options. Together, we can ensure Chimborazo Park remains a vibrant community treasure.