One could start birding near the "show barn" and campground area. Walk along the creek and see what might be found in the large oak and hardwood trees along its banks.

It's also possible to park on the south side of the creek and walk up the creek on that side.

There is a pedestrian bridge on the western end of the park to go back and forth across the creek.

Some winter waterfowl though in lower numbers than what might be found at Brady Lake. Green Heron in the sping and summer. Mississippi Kites nest in the park. 

Golden-fronted, Downy and Ladder-backed Woodpeckers throughout the year. 

Ash-throated, Great Crested and Scissor-tailed Flycatchers, Western Kingbird, and White-eyed, Bell's, Yellow-throated and Red-eyed Vireos in spring and summer.

Richards Park

• Nestled within the City of Brady, Richards Park is shaded with pecan and oak trees, and is equipped with a playground, picnic tables, restrooms with showers, 14 full RV hook-up campsites, and a frisbee golf course for the young and young at heart to enjoy!
• RV camping is $25 per day with a 10-day maximum - maximum of 20 days annually
• Tent camping is $10 per day with a 10-day maximum - maximum of 20 days annually
• The City of Brady is host to the World Championship Barbeque Goat Cook-Off held each year during Labor Day weekend at Richards Park.
  Visit the Brady Chamber of Commerce for complete details.

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The trails at this location are hard-packed natural surfaces and might be suitable for a wheelchair or scooter.

Feedback about accessibility from visitors with mobility issues would be much appreciated.

Birders with disabilities who visit a birding location they consider accessible to them are encouraged to submit a site review to birdability.org which will add the location to the Birdability Map