Richfield City Swimming Pool

Richfield has a lot of parks to choose from, especially for a small town. Rotary Park is not far from the I-70 interchange, 1/4 mile north up Technology Drive, the only road behind the Taco Bell/KFC, gas station, Comfort Inn and Wendys. If you are traveling up INterstate 70 and are looking for a place to relax or let the kids play for a while, stop and get some food at Wings or the other places, then drive over to Rotary Park -- you can't miss it. There's a nice, updated playground, basketball court and covered eating area. It is physically right next to I-70 so you couldn't get lost if you wanted to. And if you need a place to rest in your car, you couldn't find a safer town in America. No joke. But, be sure to use the restroom at the gas station/Wendys -- because the only one at the park is way over by the baseball fields and is often locked. Unbelieveable, I know. more

The Richfield City Pool is not your typical community pool. The staff is friendly and helpful. The setting, as part of Lion's Park, is easily accessible and relaxing. The pool area is indoors and is well heated in the winter for a comfortable swimming environment. The locker rooms have heated showers, everything is quite clean, and the costs are low. There are two pools. One is a zero-entry children's pool, that goes to about 2.5 feet deep The other is an olympic sized pool that goes from 4 feet to 10+ feet deep. Both pools have slides and the large pool has a diving board. The offer swimming classes, a children's swim team, adult only swim times and on the first thursday of every month, the pool is free. Lastly, don't worry if you aren't in perfect shape. It's a place where people go to get into shape, and there's not people gawking or anything like that. Relaxing and fun for everyone. Specific prices and other information may be found at their new web site here: http://richfieldcitypool.com more