Richmond Nature House

Great place to bring small children to look at taxidermy animal displays, a bee colony and some amphibians and a snake enclosure. Grey haired woman at the front desk is an absolute sweetheart. Dude with short jet black hair and glasses was a joke, I've never talked to a biologist" who knows nothing about biology before. The park itself is tranquil

I was here for my kid's field trip. Staff was friendly. Pretty neat place for the small kids to learn.

Very nice place with lots of birds at the feeders. Many trails.

Lovely local walk in the park. Lots of birds to hear and see.

Where had the birds gone? I remember I saw a lot of birds before but now there are only a few. Even the bird feeders are empty except for the hummingbird's

Tiny museum for kids with a couple of small aquariums for a tiny snake and another amphibian. Some stuffed animals too including wolf, skunk, racoon.

I actually really like Richmond nature house. They sometimes have exhibits on teaching not only children but also adults about different insects and sometimes they have bearded dragons and lizards and so forth in exhibits it’s really a nice place and it’s very informative. There’s a lot of trails that you can walk as well, and you can see all the bunnies mines. Most of the bunnies are from people that I drop them off in the nature park because I know longer want them, but that kind of upsets me but they’re taken care of, and it’s a really nice place like I mean it’s in the city but when you’re there it feels like that you’re in a different place. I actually really recommend this place.

A lovely spot to go for a walk. Easy access and suitable for all

Home of humming birds. So many different kinds of humming flying around. They are so beautiful.Lots of trails with shaded trees. Trails are easy and flat. Some can be accessed with wheelchair. Museum is small but tidy and clean with washrooms.Plenty of free parking.Nice quiet place