Luminary Walk - November 5, 2022
The Richfield Historical/Nature Park was abuzz with activities for the first Luminary Walk. Two trails, a .4 mile one and a .8 mile one were illuminated for those who wanted to venture out on a night hike. Visitors gathered around two bonfires -- one by the Pioneer Homestead and the other near the Nature Park pavillion. Carved jack-o-lanterns greeted you throughout the grounds.
Those who visited the Pioneer Homestead were treated to free maple cotton candy, an apple and popcorn. Hot chocolate and hot apple cider could be purchased as well as a glowstick to light up the night. It was a good time to enjoy the Park at night as well as catch up on the news from friends or relatives. Many families found this to be a fun, free activity with their leashed pet and the baby in the stroller.
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 Illuminated Trail |
 Hiking the Trail before Dark |
 Enjoying the Bonfire |
 Making Cotton Candy in the Log Barn |
 Getting some Hot Chocolate |
 Parking Volunteers |
A Big Thank You to Rim's Edge Orchard for their donation of apples and apple cider. Also, Thank You to all who attended and the valuable volunteers.
Mark Your Calendar for the Luminary Walk on November 4, 2023
Comments on Facebook about the Luminary Walk:
"We enjoyed the walk. Thank you to all the volunteers who made this happen."
"I loved this event! It was so much fun. I think you could charge for it! I think the weather was perfect!"
"We had a very nice time on our first trip to the park. Staff were very nice and chatted with us about the history of the buildings and invited us to future events! Thank you!"
"Very nice, we enjoyed it. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard on everything."
