Jefferson Park

Jefferson Park is one of Richmond's oldest recreation areas, having been first established in 1859. Perhaps the park's most unique feature is it's "ghost train," and old C&O passenger train that is buried 60 feet under in a collapsed rail tunnel. Many people also come here for the park's excellent skyline view.

This park was RecPlanet place of the day on November 7, 2014.

To contact the park office call 804-646-5733.

When visiting any park in Richmond, Virginia it is important to know the rules.

*All parks are open from dawn until dusk unless otherwise posted.

*The following are all prohibited, glass objects, alcohol, golfing, archery.

*All animals must be leashed and waste removed. And with the exception of service animals dogs are only allowed at the following parks; Byrd Park, Chimborazoo Dog Park, Barker Field Dog Park, Forest Hill Park.

*All fires are restricted to fire pits and picnic grills.

*Please respect all park property including trees, bushes, benches, athletic amenities, etc.

*The following require special permits, stages, amplified sound, tents, conducting of sales, etc.

Please respect these rules, the parks, and all local, State of Virginia, and United States statutes. Be safe and have a good time.