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Community Parks
Piercefield Park             
4-acre community recreational area

Located on Sandpiper Road in the Piercefield subdivision, this community park features a variety of playground equipment and a basketball court for all to enjoy.
 
Piercefield Park		  
Equipment		  
Community Park
 
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Blueberry Park                
.5-acre community commons

Blueberry Park is located just off of Hwy 144 West, near Oleander Road in the Blueberry Subdivision.  Historic Henry Ford Era homes surround this peaceful acreage.

Richmond Heights Park           
1-acre community commons

Located in the Richmond Heights subdivision, this passive park is for all to enjoy.

Signage
Community park
  
Pavilion
 
Equipment		  
Picnic Area		  

 

  

  



Boles Community Park            pics 2836-40
Newest acquisition:  7-acre tract.  Construction is ongoing at this time.

Boles Community Park is a nearly 6 acre parcel intended to serve as a passive park for residents and visitors.  It will provide a new recreational facility for visitors and residents to enjoy walking, hiking, bicycling, picnicking, bird watching, and other nature based activities.  The city of Richmond Hill has acquired the land and intends to use funds to provide the passive amenities, trail creation, and signage within the park.  The park will consist of 2 trails (mulch), educational signage, pavilion, benches, picnic tables, water fountain, and other passive park appurtenances. 

Boles Community Park		  
Newest park addition		  
Park under construction
 
Future trails		  
Located off Harris Trail
  
      

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Funds for this project were provided by the Urban and Community Forestry Grant Program administered by the Georgia Forestry Commission.

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