Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline
- Park
- Regional draw
- Richmond
Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline offers a lagoon-side walking circuit, picnic lawns, and access to Richmond's bay shore.
Keller Beach and Ferry Point give the larger park distinct coastal settings, while hillside paths provide wider views. The photograph shows the park landscape rather than an admission to the separately operated model railroad museum nearby.
Use the park district's current map to choose an entrance on Dornan Drive. Check water-quality notices before considering swimming at Keller Beach, where lifeguards are not provided. Follow posted dog rules and remain on designated paths; hills and shoreline surfaces differ from the more level lagoon circuit.
Visitor details reviewed October 18, 2026. Check official visitor information for current access, admission, and operating arrangements. View on OpenStreetMap.
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