My main use of the Haverford Reserve Trails is for walking the dog. The trails provide a change of…read morepac E for the dog, some good exercise and lots of interesting smells. This is a leashed trail by rule, you will occasionally run into an off leash dog which is usually no big deal, but a bit of a hassle nonetheless. Parking is simple, the trails are safe and is a close by destination to get the dog outside!

Easy and beautiful trails with great scenery. Once you've passed the blue route, the noise of…read morenature takes over. Deer, chipmunks and squirrels are frolicking around. Disc golf course can be "human loud" on the weekends.

I occasionally visit Ashbridge Memorial Park to play tennis or to take a leisurely stroll…read more Today, I stopped by to play some tennis, but I couldn't since it was Sunday. Apparently, you can't play tennis on Sunday due to the Ashbridge Will. I'm not actually sure if the rule is enforced because the doors are not locked.! The courts themselves, are pretty nice. The lines are visible and there are little to no cracks on them. Though, there are only two courts. While none of the courts are shaded there is a shaded area right by the courts. In that area is picnic benches where kids and families have picnics and birthday parties. There is a pretty large playground with slides, monkey bars, a spider-web climbing structure and more! That must be fun for the kids! There is also two bathroom with water fountains. The water is solid and ice cold! There is also a large walking trail that goes around the park! Altogether, this is a great park to have fun at!

I drive by this park frequently when I travel into Bryn Mawr, and it wasn't until last weekend that…read moreI actually got to take the kids for the first time. We were on our way into the city and met up with some friends for an impromptu play date. This park is really cool, with lots of modern play equipment for both younger tots and older kids. My 6 year old really enjoyed the "spider web." There is lots of parking and lots of space for the kids to play and it's right in the heart of the main line off of Montgomery Ave in Bryn Mawr. We'll definitely take the kids here again if we're in the area.

What an incredible addition to the Haverford area! If you are in the area stop by and take a tour…read more You will be impressed. Just a few of the features are- * Double Gymnasium * Walking Track * Nature Area * Health and Wellness Area * Next door are walking trails and a great and popular dog park.

Great kids playground! Very large, so many fun things for…read morekids to climb on, imagine, play with. They have music toys, sandbox, slides, and water misters. The ground is made of soft rubber material. There are a bunch of benches for parents to relax on. :) There are bathrooms right next to the playground. Around are fields and nature trails. One of the trails along the creek has a nice spot for kids to jump in and get a little wet.

Nice park with kids play area, easy hiking trail, and creek access for my 5 year old!read more

There is no better off the leash dog park period. Great walk also the area is totally beautifulread more

Visited today, and I think I'll be sticking with Haverford. It seems that very little maintenance…read moregoes into this. Arrowhead trail was blocked by several large downed branches. Maybe they're from the storm earlier this week, but maybe not.

This pocket park is the best-kept secret in the area. The waterfalls are charming, and the creek…read morehas many picturesque sites.

Lovely green trail is well-utilized by locals. Safe, nicely paved, and much of the trail has a…read moregravel side option for extra width. Very shady with incredibly tall trees and some grade at the E end of the trail, and more sunny with patches of shade and quite flat in the middle and at the W end. Several parking options along the trail and a port-a-potty at about the halfway mark, at the parking lot near Brookside Ave. Brian M.'s comment from 2012 is bizarre, as there are plenty of verdant views of the back of houses or trees. The adjacent properties have built individual fences (not by the township to "appease" them), either at the time the railroad went along this way, or after the trail was established and they realized they would have hundreds of people walking just along their back yard lines. I don't blame them for wanting assurance that nobody would be wandering into their back yards.

2.4-mile long one way…read more Multiple entrances. Parking varies based on when you enter. Friends of Radnor trail park is a good entrance with parking and a dog park. Bathrooms available there too. Wayne art center has parking. There's also a small lot off of Conestoga road by the curve across from Brookside Ave. Trail ends at Radnor Chester road and Sugartown road. Radnor Chester is a bit dangerous of an entrance. No parking available there. Parking at the shopping center across the street from the Sugartown entrance. Multiple other entrances have parking lots throughout the middle of the trail. Entrance also available from the apts by the township building and accessible from the township driving range off of Iven ave. Trail isn't flat. Has a slight tilt toward the edges. Occasional benches. Entrance by the art center is beautiful and always decorated by local art. Nice and quiet. Beautiful nature escape in the middle of a town. Mile markers on the side. Gets pretty busy when it's nice out and on afternoons. The local high school often uses the trail for cross country practice in the fall.

Brookside is a Newtown Township park, tucked into the back of a development, where Brookside Rd…read morehits Bryn Mawr Ave (short jaunt from route 3). When I visited they were packed with visitors for a Saturday soccer game. Cars lined the drive, overflowed onto the grass, everywhere. Still, I was able to get a spot in the parking lot for the playground, which was really nice and considerate of the soccer people, because I would not have been able to visit if I had to lug my toddler from a spot on the lawn of the other side of the park. This park is amazingly clean for the volume of visitors, and everyone was polite and respectful, except for one older boy on the swings at the playground who dropped the f-bomb (and then looked at me to see if I would yell at him for it, LOL). Grrrrr. The playstructure is standard, and as I've recently seen by exploring all this twp's parks, similar to the structures at the other twp playgrounds. They got some bargain on these climb-on dinosaurs because they're roaring from all corners of the township. My son loves to pat them and roar, so they're cool with me! This isn't a park for hiking or other exercise, but for the league sports, and playground, it's a-okay!

They say it's two miles of walking trails but I couldn't find much of trail at all, let alone two…read moremiles worth. I can see this as being a nice place to take kids to play on the playground or have a picnic. It looked like the back portion of the park was marshy and flooded so beware of that. The pond looked a little dirty, but there was someone fishing so maybe there's some catchable fish in there. Overall okay. Not the most thrilling park but it serves a purpose.

Why is it, that everytime my kids ask me to do something with them, and I don't want to," Cats in…read morethe Cradle" starts playing in my head? I lost the great Crabapple Battle of 2009 here today. Look for the monument dedicated to the battle, of me doubled over in pain. " my boy was just like me! My boy was just like me!"

OMG, this place is beautiful. I have attended multiple…read moreevents here for 3 different community groups who rent the well appointed rooms here. Staff is great. Facilities are terrific. Parking gets full. All sorts of outdoor and indoor activities. Wish we had this in Media, PA.

This is my community park. I love this place! Very pleased with the amount of fields, trails,…read morewalking paths, play grounds and open space. Areas are well maintained and this is a great use of my tax dollars. My only wish is that they had more opportunities for sports leagues such as softball, soccer or ultimate frisbee. If these leagues do exist, they do not do a very good job of advertising them because I have searched for them to no avail. On Thursdays inside the recreation center 7-9p there are pick up volleyball games with is a fun way to stay active in the colder months.

Decent township park, with a lot crammed in to every square inch of space. This park is located off…read moreof Bishop Hollow Rd, and at the corner of Bishop Hollow and Ellis Ave. Features include: Baseball / Softball Diamonds Basketball Court Dog Park Lacrosse Facilities Playground Soccer Field Synthetic Turf Field Walking Trail Playground This park comprises all the land surrounding the township building / police dept / library. The ball fields and fieldhouse have separate entrances up the hill from the administration offices. The dog park is across Ellis Ave, along Ellis Ave. The female ball fields are across Bishop Hollow, on the side opposite all of the rest of the park. Soccer fields are behind the library off of Ellis Ave. Playground is hard to find; it is in way back corner behind soccer field. There are these weird "paths" back there, like someone had extra asphalt and dumped it out as far as they could go to make a halfazz sidewalk. It's more of a liability than an asset. Don't let your kids walk there because they'll trip. (Luckily, I did not learn the hard way.) Playground is a little worn, but served its purpose. Playstructure with 3 slides, "rope bridge" which was really made of metal, corkscrew fireman pole, bouncy rides, dino figure to climb on, and swings. The walking path extends from Bishop Hollow Rd (in dog park across from Library), down Ellis Ave, across Ellis past the soccer field, up past playground, and back behind ball fields, to wrap around between them to ball field parking lot. Basketball courts are right next to Library, and are SUPER POPULAR in the summer, so get there early if you wanna turn.