Riverside Parks and Recreation

Whether you enjoy biking, walking, runnning, picnicing, a rousing game of volleyball or just kicking back and lounging, Riverside has a variety of beautiful parks for you to enjoy. Our parks also provide a dramatic backdrop for fairs, festivals and special events.

E.H. Young Riverfront Park is right on the riverfront and features a beautiful brick and stone riverwalk area with an overlook.

Park amenities include a paved walking trail, four shelters, an amphitheater, a large children's playground area, a ball field, a chiming carillon and more.

Some of the facilities at E. H. Young Riverfront Park can be reserved.


Renner Brenner Park is on the National Register of Historic Places  due to its Native American history and artifacts. This park's many features –some of which can be reserved– include a gazebo overlooking Line Creek, a new Skate Park for "radical" fun, a large playground area and much more.

Homestead Park is a neighborhood park with a picnic area, children's playground and basketball courts.


Park Hours: From dawn to dusk, except by special permission.  Public Safety closes the parks at dusk.

Park Rules :
•For your safety, no alcoholic beverages are permitted.
•Please keep domestic animals on a leash.
•Protect our history – please no collecting of archeological artifacts.
•Camping is not permitted.
•Help protect our parks - no fires please.

As summer approaches and more kids are outside, take a moment and check your speed in neighborhoods.  Most residential streets in Riverside are 20 or 25 mph and, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, driving just 10 mph over this speed limit triples the likelihood of a crash and increases the odds of a hit pedestrian dying by more than 400%.  Do your part to keep our community safe by slowing down in neighborhoods and being aware of pedestrian traffic.