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Mills Riverside Park encompasses 216 acres of open meadow and wooded hillside with a stunning view of Mt. Mansfield.
Open dawn to dusk all four seasons pet-friendly

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Last Chance for Mills Riverside Park Commemorative Posters - Dec 5 & 6!

Posted 11/22/25

Order your copy of the commemorative Mills Riverside Park poster by Kevin Ruelle from the website by 12/5 or at the Jericho Craft Fair on 12/6.

Reminder: Winter "Share the Trails" Etiquette

Posted 11/22/25

This is a reminder of XC Ski season Share the Trail etiquette. Please do not walk or snowshoe on XC ski tracks, and keep dogs off ski tracks so that we can all share fun in the snow at the park!  

Official Warning - Jericho Underhill Park District Budget Hearing on Nov 19, 2025 at 7:00PM

Posted 11/6/25

THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE JERICHO UNDERHILL PARK DISTRICT OF JERICHO AND UNDERHILL ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND WARNED TO MEET AT THE DEBORAH RAWSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY’S PROJECT ROOM AT 8 RIVER ROAD IN JERICHO, VERMONT ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2025 AT 7:00…

Ash Tree Management Project

Posted 9/17/25

Ash Tree Management update: On Friday, September 19, Gingko Tree Service worked on Fieldstone West to take down 14 dead Ash Trees. Please always respect the Trail Work Signs! Read more about this project here.

Summer Concert Series

Every Wednesday evening in July, 2026.

See the Summer Concerts page for details.

Jericho Farmers’ Market

Thursday afternoons 3PM - 6:30PM, starting in late May.

Every Thursday, late May through early October

Come enjoy local, farm-fresh produce, meats and cheeses along with maple syrup, prepared meals, and arts and crafts. Also there will be baked goods to round out any meal. Live music to entertain many nights. Come celebrate and support your community!

Board Meetings

All are welcome to attend our Board of Trustees meetings. They are held on the first and third Wednesdays of the month at 7:00 p.m in the project room at the Deborah Rawson Memorial Library. 

Photo credits

Aerial imagery by Jeremy LaClair.