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Batavia Riverwalk Park

The Batavia Riverwalk curves along the edge of a 12-acre (4.8-hectare) peninsula, flanked by the Fox River on both sides. Offering a breath of fresh air to the residents of Batavia, the plan of this riverwalk was an initiative taken by the City Government and the Batavia Parks Districts, and after about six years of labor volunteered by locals, the Riverwalk was complete. This park lies right next to the Batavia Depot Museum, and it still is home to remnants of windmills, a heritage of Batavia. Whether you are looking for a pleasant walk, for some fresh air, or an ideal spot for a family picnic, the Batavia Riverwalk is worth a visit.

Phone: (630) 879-5235

Houston St Batavia, IL 60510 ·540.05 mi

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Jennifer L. 03/24/19

Absolutely GORGEOUS walk!! I love coming down here. It's almost like a hidden gem. It's not really hidden, but it is a gem. And it's never really overly packed. The location right along the Fox...

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Jack F. 12/21/24

I love playing Pokemon Go here because it's downtown Batavia so there's stops and gyms everywhere.

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Shannon M. 08/09/20

This is a nice place to stroll but the big draw to me is the giant frog statue (it's large enough to dwarf an adult); I just love its unimpressed expression. Check it out the next time you are in...

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Emily R. 06/23/22

The Batavia Riverwalk is very nice. I often walk this path when visiting friends who live close by. If you want to go for a long walk, you can go all the way down to Fabyn Park, but the Batavia...

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Rose D. 09/06/17

Excellent river walk path along the Fox River in Batavia with plenty of wildflowers and trees. Paved for easy walking or cycling. Always clean with trash cans around here and there to keep...

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