Cleveland-Richardson Park Master Plan

Welcome to the Cleveland-Richardson Park Master Planning Project!

The City of Renton Parks and Recreation Department is planning a future 24-acre park in south Renton—and we’re excited to continue this journey with you. Thank you to everyone who shared their hopes, concerns, and ideas during the first phase of community engagement. Now, we’re moving into the next chapter.

Where We Are Now

Phase 2 engagement Exploring Ideas has begun! Thank you to everyone who attended our online webinar or visited us at Teasdale Park, Benson Hill Elementary, the Weatlerly Inn or Vine Maple Place over the last two weeks. City staff will be meeting with other community based organizations next week, and will be at Renton River Days and the Farmers Market in late July.

Your input will help refine the direction of the park’s future. If you need to get caught up on the project, please see the sidebar links, including presentations, FAQs, and feedback summaries from Phase 1.

About the Project
This master planning effort will guide how the park is developed. The project team is working to evaluate the site’s natural assets, identify programming needs, and propose thoughtful design elements. The goal is to balance conservation of natural resources with new recreation opportunities—creating a park that meets our community’s needs now and into the future.

Why This Matters
As Renton grows to nearly 110,000 residents, access to green space becomes even more essential. This new park will help close gaps in park access—especially in the Talbot neighborhood—while offering places to play, connect, and support community health and well-being.

Stay Involved

Please see the survey and ideas board feedback options below and use the “SUBSCRIBE” button to receive updates about the project going forward.