The park is beautiful. You can take a hike, sit on a bench and chill or drive by the covered…read morebridge. There are activities for people who have energy. Golfing was nearby. The grass was damp. I wore my beach shoes so I wouldn't have soggy sneakers.

I went camping here for Memorial Day and had a great time. There are five camping sites available,…read moreand booking was done by phone. I had site five, which was by the river, but there is a bit of a hill to climb to get to/from the site, so if you have accessibility issues or a lot of heavy gear, stick to sites one or two. The bathroom situation is only okay. There is a building with flush toilets nearby, but it is only open from 7:30am-9pm each day, and those times aren't set in stone. Other than that, there is one port-a-potty that could stand to be serviced more frequently than is currently scheduled. Each camping site has a water spigot, a picnic table, and a fire pit, but you need to buy firewood off-site; we found some at Lowe's. You are close to a lot of scenic drives through farm country, and we saw a lot of Amish traveling by horse and buggy on our drives. Also nearby is the city of Lancaster, which is beautiful, way bigger than anticipated, and surprisingly had several Puerto Rican restaurants. All in all this park is a great home base for a trip to Lancaster, and the camping facilities are great.

Love coming to Longs Park. This was part of their summer free concert series. We came to see Low…read moreCut Connie. I've followed them since they got their start in South Philly. Gave an excellent show for about an hour and a half. Nice large park not a bad seat anywhere. Very family friendly. A lot of families with from babies on up to preteens. Couple of the dads were playing catch with their toddlers off to the side. Great place to have the kids and get up and run around. They're not bothering anybody. You can bring in your own snacks and nonalcoholic beverages. It's all free. Bathrooms are easily accessible. They had two extra porta-johns as well as the already established restroom building, which was very clean by the way. Lots of parking, handicap accessible. They had closer parking for those that needed it. It's relatively easy to get in and out of the park there is a traffic light. Traffic does back up a bit but it's not too bad. We had a great time just sitting and listening to music and enjoying the weather. If you have a chance, check out Longs Park for their free summer concert series.

This is an 80 acre park located in Lancaster featuring an amphitheater that has been playing music…read morefor 60 years. Park also features a playground, tennis court, water and more. It's a great place to linger on a nice day. We got to enjoy their summer concert series on a Sunday. This is a very busy park so come early to grab a parking spot. During concerts you can grab food from mobile venues to enjoy throughout the concert. So bring a chair or blanket and enjoy a relaxing night of music. Worth a visit!

A truly beautiful park I enjoyed when I was in the area. Great place to enjoy with family and…read morefriends, and there's plenty of open space and parking. There's also a picnic area and playground. We went to see the sunset (what an amazing view) and take a walk on one of the trails in the park. You will definitely get your steps in for the day! Lots of beautiful trees and flowers to admire. There are plenty of things to do here, and so much open space to easily enjoy.

I had no idea this park even existed in Lancaster county! So glad to have found it. It is located…read moreon a quiet street that is not busy. There is a large parking lot with plenty of space. I loved that there is a separate play area for smaller toddlers, which my daughter loved. I think she will get a lot more enjoyment out of this park when she is a "big kid", though! Everything was in great shape and well cared for. I highly recommend checking out this park if you have kiddos!

Amos Herr Park is a 56-acre paradise thanks to a brand new children's play area called the "dream…read morepark." I came upon it today while having a meeting in Landisville and was so impressed that I had to bring my boys after school. The itself park was donated to the Township by the late Amos Herr who was a former high school teacher and coach. His ancestors were among the earliest settlers of Landisville. The new "dream park" was almost completely financed and built by the residents of East Hempfield Township. It took them 11-days to construct the playground and it opened last year. This adorable play area includes a zip line! Here are some of the other amenities: * Soccer and baseball fields * Tennis courts * Bocci court * Basketball * Volleyball courts * Restrooms * Rental Pavilion * Large, grassy fields * Benches * Water Fountain (play area) * Dog Waste Station * There are plans to build a trail.

A Manheim Township Park. Tennis courts, basket ball courts, softball field, bike riding path, and…read morepleny of trees and lawn. There is also a playground for kids with a nearby public bathroom. Manheim Township Parks and Recreation department is housed in the beautiful old Stauffer Mansion. You can sign up for the various activities that the township offers inside. The Carriage House is next to the Mansion and the home of yoga classes, dance classes, and other activities offered by the township. There is a large lawn area under the shade of large mature trees and picnic tables for gatherings. If you wish to go to the parking for the softball field enter the at the south end of the park off of Marshall Ave.

After over 45 years my sister thought it would be great to start skating again. When we were kids,…read morewe loved skating there. No, it's not like riding a bike. We started out hanging on the wall the first night. We were really happy when we made 1 full lap on the rink. Then managed to stay out for one full song. Now, we go Friday, Saturday and Sunday. When my body is feeling well, I don't want to get off the rink. It's our happy place together. We've had our kids and grandkids come out, friends that come out, because I don't think any of them thought we would want to keep going. Now we can't wait for Friday to get here so we can start our weekend at Overlook. The wood floors are great and the rink is large. What we love the most is the people that work there and the people that come in to skate. It feels like family. The smiles, the waves and how are you? We are always amazed at the kids that make sure to say hi every time they see us. Th DJ's are great, will play a nice mix of music, of course us older girls love rock and roll. Live organ music is our favorite, it's just wonderful. We just wanted to get back into skating and now we've added a family.

Well, it was a "quest for a pool" that led us here …read more.. The Hampton, our hotel's, was closed - not bc of COVID, but due to a broken light hazard! They sent is to The Residence Inn, as an alternative. That was indoors - NOOOO - we want sun! So sent us here. Nice, empathetic staff. Gorgeous huge pool and an overall awesome family Center! They have it all!

It's a great park for the dogs to run but not picking up your dog waste is sad. There is so much…read moredog waste it smells. Pick up after your dog people.

Been to few dog parks but this is by far the best. My dogs had a great time. There was a water…read morepark, bridge and it was artificial grass. It was very clean. There was a park for bigger dogs and one for small dogs.My babies came home and slept though the night. The other dogs were well behaved. I will take my babies there again when I am in the Lancaster area.

Nice trail to take your dog for a walk or even to just get out and enjoy nature. Plenty of…read moredifferent spots to park along the trail.

Lancaster is full of history and gives off a quaint little town vibe if you find the right spot to…read moreenjoy it. Musser Park fits that bill and you can spend some time here just losing yourself. It sits in what feels like the middle of town, right next to a museum. The park comes complete with a playground and somewhat of a circular path if you want to get some laps in. For the most part it is fenced. I came here to do some laps since what I had wanted to do was not available at that time. It was a nice distraction and gave me something to do until I figured out where I was going after that.

Sweet little park nestled between busy city streets and gorgeous city homes. Active neighborhood…read moreassociation holds several events throughout the seasons--markets, May Day, live music concerts, etc. Definitely worth the stroll.

By far, the most entertaining facility for dogs in the area (that is free, anyway). We try to bring…read moreour dog down fron Ephrata occasionally, and our dog loves his visits. The facility is divided into big dog and small dog sections, and each section is astroturfed, has doggie play elements and water fountains, and has a deck with Adirondack chairs with shade canopies...relaxing for owners as well! Also, a double-gate entry portal insures no canine escapees wander off. Owners are conscientious, cleaning up after their dogs and correcting poor doggie behavior. Plus, it is just fun to watch doggies socialize and run free. Paired with a stop at Beiler's donuts beforehand, it makes for a relaxing morning at the park!

At one time this park was very nice and well kept. That is not the case anymore. There was so much…read moredog poop everywhere the dogs could barely run together. There are holes everywhere that could injure your animal. The people there were nice and monitored there animals. I will never go back unless they totally re build.