Top 13 things to do in Richfield, Utah

Richfield is the seat of Sevier County and one of the towns where InfoWest runs fiber. Its open country, local events, and homegrown restaurants make it a good base for exploring rural Utah. InfoWest also brings fiber to nearby Monroe and Annabella.

Here are thirteen things to do in Richfield.

1. Explore Fishlake National Forest

Fishlake National Forest wraps the country around Richfield in mountain scenery. Spend a day hiking, camping, fishing, or watching for wildlife.

2. Visit Fremont Indian State Park

Fremont Indian State Park preserves petroglyphs, pictographs, and archaeological sites from the ancient Fremont people. The museum lays out the area’s early history.

3. Play golf at Cove View

Cove View Golf Course frames its fairways with mountain views and holes to challenge any skill level. It’s Richfield’s home course for a relaxed round.

4. Catch a local event

Richfield keeps a full calendar through the year, from the Sevier County Fair to rodeos, car shows, and community celebrations. Check what’s on when you visit.

5. Go fishing

Nearby lakes and reservoirs, including Fish Lake, Piute, and Otter Creek, hold trout, bass, and more. Bring a rod and pick a shoreline.

6. Ride the ATV trails

Richfield is a hub for ATV riders, with trails climbing into the mountains and out across the desert. The town’s late-summer jamboree draws enthusiasts from all over.

7. Visit the Sevier Valley Center

The Sevier Valley Center hosts concerts, sporting events, and shows in a multi-purpose arena at the edge of town. It’s the region’s main venue for big gatherings.

8. Shop and dine downtown

Downtown Richfield lines its streets with shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Hunt for local crafts and gifts, grab a meal, and stop by the Richfield InfoWest office while you’re there.

9. Take a scenic drive

Point the car through the Sevier Valley and the countryside around it. Red rock, rolling hills, and farm fields fill the miles.

10. Soak in a hot spring

Natural hot springs sit within easy reach, including Mystic Hot Springs and Meadow Hot Springs. Both trade cell service for warm mineral water and quiet surroundings.

11. Float the Sevier River

The Sevier River runs gentle enough for a relaxed float or canoe trip. Cliffs, greenery, and wildlife line the banks, and the calm water suits every skill level.

12. Visit Butch Cassidy’s home

The outlaw born Robert Leroy Parker grew up near Richfield. His restored family home carries visitors back to the late 1800s and the Wild West he came from.

13. Skate park and bike track

Richfield’s skate park stacks ramps, rails, and bowls for skaters and BMX riders, and an adjacent bike racing track tests speed on a course of turns and straightaways.

Thinking about a move to Richfield? See what’s available on the Richfield coverage page, check your address at maps.infowest.com, or call the general line at (435) 674-0165.