Judge George D. Carroll Park

Judge George D Carroll Park is a public recreational space located in Richmond, California. The park spans approximately 2.5 acres and is situated at the intersection of W. Cutting Boulevard and Garrard Boulevard. Named after Judge George Carroll, a prominent figure in Richmond's history who served as the city's first African American mayor and judge, the park serves as a community gathering place for local residents.

The park features a combination of open green spaces and recreational facilities, providing opportunities for both active and passive recreation. Its location makes it easily accessible to nearby neighborhoods, contributing to its role as a local community hub.

Judge George D Carroll Park includes areas for various outdoor activities, catering to different age groups and interests. The park's layout incorporates both natural elements and built structures, offering a balance between landscaped areas and functional recreational spaces.