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Richfield Community Center
7000 Nicollet Avenue, Richfield, MN 55423
P 612-861-9385 | F 612-861-9388
711 MN Relay Service
recreation@richfieldmn.gov
-For Park Maintenance issues (i.e. vandalism or needed repairs), please call Public Works at 612-861-9170.
-For emergencies in the parks, please call 911.
Business Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(closed on Federal and State holidays)
2023 Fall Recreation Program Guide (September through December)
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR FALL PROGRAMS AT www.richfieldmn.gov/onlineregistration or in person/by phone at each program location: Community Center, Wood Lake Nature Center , or the Ice Arena).
2023-2024 Winter/Spring Recreation Program Guide (December through May)
REGISTRATION OPENS FOR WINTER/SPRING PROGRAMS ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 9:00 AM.
Many program, event, and facility descriptions in the brochure are listed in English and Spanish. We also keep up-to-date information in Spanish at www.richfieldmn.gov/programasrecreativas
Refund and Cancellation Policy
Para información en español
Visite esta página para información en español acerca de programas y eventos de recreación.
Online Registration for Programs & Events
We recently updated our online registration system. If you have been a customer with Richfield Recreation in the past, visit www.richfieldmn.gov/onlineregistration, click Sign In and Forgot Password.
To provide enriching health, leisure, and educational experiences for members of the community, maintain quality parks and facilities that improve quality of life for residents, and to enhance the value of the community for people who live, work, visit, and do business in Richfield.
Parks Master Plan
Updated over a two-year period in 2017-2018 with input from residents, Community Services Commission members, and staff, the Parks Master Plan provides a roadmap for future projects and improvements.
Public Advisory Boards
Recreation Services Department staff members serve as staff liaisons to two Council advisory Commissions: the Community Services Commission, Friendship City Commission, and the Arts Commission. Recreation Staff also works with a number of subcommittees of the CSC, project task forces, neighborhood groups and fundraising boards (such as the Friends of Wood Lake, Honoring All Veterans Memorial, Inc. and the Senior Advisory Board).