The two maps illustrate the transformation of Riverside Park from 2010 to the present day.
Overall, the park has undergone significant redevelopment, transitioning from a basic green space into a more multifaceted recreational area. The most notable changes include the addition of new facilities such as a hotel and a playground, as well as improved accessibility via a new road.
In 2010, the park was relatively simple. A river bordered the northern edge, while a Heritage Railway ran along the eastern boundary. The central area featured a looping walking path and a separate cycle path. Facilities were sparse, consisting of only a small parking area in the west, two toilets, and a patch of vegetation in the southwest corner.
Looking at the current layout, several major additions are visible. A new road has been constructed along the northern bank of the river, connected to the park by a bridge and a gate. In the center, a hotel has been built next to the walking path. The recreational facilities have been significantly upgraded: while the original toilets remain, a new seating area and swings for children have been installed nearby. Furthermore, the parking capacity has been expanded, with an additional parking zone added to the existing one. The Heritage Railway and the southwestern vegetation remain intact.