Richmond Falls

Royal Mail, River Swale, Richmond DL10 4LH

Rating:4.7

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On-site services

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Children

Good for kids

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Reviews

We loved our visit here was so lovely, peaceful and relaxing. The little shopping square was nice, only issue was no signs for public convenience and the one we found was incorrect. The only loos were in the market hall at the back but not signed anywhere.

Published 5 months ago

Richmond Falls is a stunning spot with breathtaking views of cascading water surrounded by lush greenery. It's perfect for a nature fix or a quick photo op. The car park is conveniently right next to the falls, and at just PS1.80 for an hour, it's a great deal for such easy access. Definitely worth a visit for its natural beauty and the convenience!

Published 5 months ago

Lovely place, great for couples & families. Bars, markets, waterside parks & nice places to stay.

Published 5 months ago

Really cool location with plenty of space for everyone. Nice to see a place like this still around without being hidden behind some form of payment for access. Will definitely be visiting again!

Published 6 months ago

Amazing views of the waterfalls, there are several walks from short to long to do depending on your ability or you can just relax with an icecream.

Published 6 months ago

Really lovely walk around here. Falls we're really clean. Fast running water so should be careful right by it. Saw dogs swimming and playing further upstream which was lovely!

Published 10 months ago