Beautiful Park, nice walking or running trail, lots of plants to look at, excellent place to visit…read moreon a nice sunny day

I absolutely loved this park as a kid. I used to play on the playgrounds here, and I used to launch…read moremodel rockets in the field. I love the fact that the restrooms use hand dryers instead of paper towels considering the fact that this is a park. I just wish all those trees weren't cut down to build a bigger parking lot, because before they were, the playground was much more shady.

Morning walks in early spring are extra special when you can escape the city and still be in it…read more Penny pack park spans most of the city, but this section off of Pine road is one of my favorite parts. Easy to walk trails that run alongside the water and wind through the woods you don't have to wander long before the noise of the city is replaced by the sound of the breeze, ripping through the trees and the water rushing downstream. It is my quiet reminder that a little peace and stillness is easily found in our own backyard.

This park is beautiful and well maintained. It is also much larger than I thought it was. The paths…read moredouble as a nice place to walk and a good place for running. Very happy to have found this park!

Me and my daughter love this playground. We usually come…read morefor hours. It's great when the splash pad, water area is on though especially on very hot days. Just wish it had a bathroom for the public to use.

The grounds and gardens are fabulous, and the house is wonderfully curated. A storied family with a…read morerich and vibrant history, the Biddles have played a pivotal role throughout American history, and the staff does a superb job of guiding the visitor through the many chapters of this legendary lineage.

Andalusia is such a hidden gem!! Located in Northeast Phila, right on the Delaware River, this…read morearboretum/garden estate is honestly magical. From the moment you enter you feel like you are anywhere but Northeast Philly! The grounds are pretty expansive with a variety of landscape design. It's a gorgeous place to wander on a nice day. It's also the ideal spot for a photo shoot - tons of backdrop options!! They do have limited visiting hours so check online before you plan to go - and you will need a ticket. I went on one of their few 'Open Saturdays.' Tickets were $15 each and for a two hour time period. I specifically went to have some photos taken and was not disappointed with them! Stunning backgrounds and lighting. Visitors are also welcome to bring a picnic lunch and sit out by the water, which I did. There is so much space which makes it easy for social distancing, though it wasn't crowded at all. Parking is easy, too. They have a large grassy area fir cars to park on. I believe they have a restroom for guests too, though I didn't use it. This is such a beautiful spot, I will definitely be back in the spring to see the flowers blooming!

Great little playground with MANY different slides that provide sensory and imagination. Some of…read morethe swing is getting old and locks don't "lock" safely in place. There is a rock climbing wall and mini bouncy cars to ride. It is right next to the Free Library

I love this park, it's the best. My friends and I love to go there. It's so much fun…read more One of your fan's - Natalia This park gives me and my besties and neighbors lots of joy and happiness.

Beautiful wooded area full of wildlife! Great place to take a walk in nature and enjoy the scenery…read more I got to see a bunch of deer, birds, and plants living their best life. I would totally recommend!

This is a great place in which to get some fresh air and exercise. There is a paved path that…read moreencircles the main area in the front of the park; a small playground; and in the rear, "off the beaten path" trails, if you will. Deer, rabbits and a variety of birds are frequently present. What I really like about the park is when the sunlight hits the trees just so, it's really beautiful, and, the multiple little hills make for a good leg workout. The main path is only about a mile and a quarter around, so a couple of goes and you've done a few miles.

I have a spot in my heart for Neshaminy State Park as it was the location of my first job. At 14 I…read moreworked at the concession stand at the pool. Not much has changed over the years. Plenty of paved, unpaved, gravel and dirt trails that offer easy hikes throughout the park. Pavilions, picnic areas, playground equipment, a volley ball pit and pool all scattered about the 300+ acres of parkland. It does get crowded on the weekends in summer but weekdays you can catch a nice walk in with relatively minimal human interaction. NSP is well maintained and has plenty of facilities. Perfect for a quiet weekday walk or a day at the park with the family. For me, it reminds me of a younger time when my work ethic was formed and my love of nature began.

Brought the kids there often; its a nice park to spend the day . Pack lunch and just hangout play…read morein the park ,walk the trails, skip rocks at the water . Yes I recommend it if you love being outdoors !!!!!

Huge outdoor space with "real" bathrooms outside. Large stage with dance floor…read more Large enough for any type of event. Indoor space is a little dated looking but functional.

Wonderful place, my pups have been going since they were young one is 3 and the white one is 1read more

Nice tree lined path in a residental neighborhood. Bicycle path is same as walking path.read more

Beautiful walking trail! Well maintained and very peaceful. I saw many native plants, birds, and…read moremammals and it was lovely. I would totally recommend!

This small community park on 2nd Street Pike, Upper Southampton, PA, was once the farmstead of the…read moreRichard Leedom family, whose people can be traced back to William Penn and the American Revolution. The farmhouse has been beautifully restored, and carriage house rebuilt into a spacious meeting room for use by groups willing to pay a modest fee to the association that maintains the property. Dedicated in 1975, the amenities are modest, but still offer room for walking trails, frisbee golf, and open fields for games and and overnight camping by local scout troops. There are BBQ pits for cooking and covered concrete pads for meals and organized activities. I spent a night in a tent with my son here when he was a Cub Scout. The park is named for Chief Tanamend (or Tammeny), the leader of the Turtle Clan of the Lenni Lenapi Native American tribe. It was he who made peace with William Penn at nearby Penn Treaty Park, just at the edge of Philadelphia on the Delaware River. Some called him a saint for his amiableness toward the early settlers in the late 17th Century. His life and death were celebrated on May 1st annually, first in Philly, and then in most of the original colonies. He has been forgotten by many, except those who know and honor the history of this area.