Will you join the story? If you have read the "history lesson" articles, you’ve seen how decades of community passion and resilience turned 113 acres into this gem of a park. As we look toward the next generation of park lovers, we invite you to find your place in the FCRP. Whether you have two hours a month or a specialized skill to share, there are many ways to keep our park thriving. Get Your Hands Dirty Monthly Work Sessions: Join us for our regular "boots on the ground" days with great...

By Helen Delavan, founding member of the FCRP The hillside across the street from the pool, which is now the beloved Butterfly Garden, was a very plain slope for years! My idea was to beautify it, and it evolved into the Butterfly Garden. The timing was right since the 2002 City Administrator’s wife was landscape designer, Maura Yates. She volunteered to design the garden. Butterfly Garden in 2014 - By Troy Wagner Griggs Co. did the concrete ADA ramps with funds from the City. The site plan...

By Helen Delavan, founding member of the FCRP The lower Regional Park walking trail and the hiking trails were all constructed by volunteers under the supervision of Trail Team Leader, Tim Barrow. They were officially opened to the public in January, 2006. For many years they have been exclusively maintained by volunteers led by the FCRP. The trails are the core reason why the FCRP was formed initially. Barrow's Bridge from 2010 - By Troy Wagner It all happened as a result of a 2001 area-wide...