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West Richland, WA
West Richland is a city in Benton County, Washington. The population was 16,295 at the time of the 2020 census. West Richland was officially incorporated on June 13, 1955. Originally in Oregon territory, West Richland's sagebrush and river willow became Washington Territory in 1853. The railroad, gold panning in the Yakima, and the good ole cowboy way of life were rooted themselves in the making of West Richland.
Quality of life in West Richland, Washington is unrivaled: we enjoy breathtaking panoramic views, excellent neighborhoods, a first-rate school system, and a relaxed lifestyle. City of West Richland residents benefit from lively community events complemented by a caring and welcoming atmosphere.
Our location in Eastern Washington gives us plenty of sunshine and outdoor recreational opportunities are abundant. We are proud to be a part of the Tri-Cities, Washington metro area. With the Yakima River Gateway at the city's eastern Van Giesen Street entrance, and the Red Mountain Center anchoring our western entrance, the City of West Richland is enhancing economic development and tourism opportunities for the community and thousands of visitors traveling through our sun-drenched town. West Richland's abundant parks, bicycling and jogging paths, and the Bombing Range Sports Complex have become the home for many activities. Events include the popular Summer Outdoor Concert Series in Flat Top Park, National Night Out, Harvest Festival, and the Hogs and Dogs Family Festival. Each November, Veterans, and enthusiasts participate in the engaging Veterans Day Parade. Flat Top Park is the City's central and flagship park. The park contains a community pavilion with sinks and workroom, playfields, tennis/basketball court, small playground equipment, picnic area, horseshoe pits, and restrooms. The lower playfield adjacent to the Bombing Range Road is open as a practice field.
West Richland is located at the entrance of the renowned Red Mountain American Viticultural Area, a premier grape growing and wine production region. Within the city, there are many places to taste locally produced wine, beer, hard cider, and spirits.
