Coming Soon

FoBP, with the help of some talented friends, is creating a Tree Identification Tour for Bryan Park! The new tour will complement our Historic Walking Tour, published in 2003. Measured walking/riding courses are also part of the park’s future.

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The Azalea Gardens of Bryan Park

The Azalea Garden was started in 1952 by Mr. Robert E. Harvey, a former Richmond Recreation and Parks Superintendent of Grounds and Structures. Over an almost fifteen-year span, Mr. Harvey, helpers from the City, Garden Clubs and volunteers planted 450,000 azaleas (50 different varieties) in approximately 76 separate beds.

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Work Party January 14

FoBP partnered with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and REI to help care for Bryan Park.

Jordan's Branch where it enters the park

What’s New?

This new bulletin board in the Azalea Garden was built by FoBP to replace the worn and barely usable one that was there. Want to help us maintain and restore Bryan Park?

New Bulletin Board in the Azalea Garden

Enjoy the Winter

Will it snow this year? Bryan Park has one of Richmond’s favorite sledding hills!

On top of one of Bryan Park's many hills by Mike Martin

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