A quiet path along the river, providing beautiful ambiance-strolling through the elegant woods…read morewhile also offering scenic water views, I really enjoyed the old train tracks throughout- the trail was flat path, very walkable, no nearby traffic noises or heavy crowds- The only woe keeping from 5stars was the lack of signage to pinpoint the trails throughout- overall the park offers 3-4 varying looping & out/back trails, we attempted to stay on the blue trail, but missed an unmarked turn somewhere- while the view of our water edge walk was delightful, we wish we found the intended path- would return again; easy to walk if we brought the kids- lots of fun down to the water drop offs- easy enough parking

Good walk on a cool day in early March. A little mud but mostly an easy walk along the riverside…read moretrail and the former railroad. Some leftover snow from the 26 January storm and residual ice on the canal. No leaves but a good view through the woods. Liked the fast-flowing river and the textures of the dormant woods. Colorful lichen and fungi

I took my family here, and it was amazing that we had a great time. My 16 year old and my 8 year…read moreold loved it. I got some great photos of my wife and kids. Lots of photo opportunities

Kind of a letdown. $12 admission for something that takes 15 minutes - max, to walk thru. It was…read moreok. I imagine if you had children, it'd take longer but definitely not on my list to go back to

It's an ok park. Got some scenery. Mini light house and plenty of places to picnic. The bugs are…read moreall over the place and just hang out at the kids park. What can you do? The city keeps it up and the bathrooms are maintained as best they could.

Bathroom not open. No outhouses. Nice location but please fix this problem so your park doesn't…read moresmell like urine.

Take me out to the ballgame! Oh yea, getting to watch the Ironbirds! We have great seats and we…read morelove going to baseball games with our family and friends. This was a surprise for my mom who is in a wheelchair (handicap parking not a lot available or close)..boo!! The main entrance has a few men checking tickets and bags (no drinks allowed even unopened). We passed them and on to our seats. Unfortunately we had seats in 5th row and mom couldn't get down to the seats so my husband and mom stayed up top behind the railing and my son and I sat in our seats for 2 innings then moved back up with mom & my husband. The mascot was walking around and mom said she wanted a picture with him lol. I asked him if he would take a pic with her & he did-made mom's night. The restrooms were clean and they were directly behind us. The gift shop has something for everyone & prices range from $1-$100+. The ladies in the gift shop are very friendly and helpful and they will tell you about anything they have on sale. I bought a bib for a gift & market bag. The food was good and not expensive. They have drinks from water, soda, tea and beer. The game is alot of fun and they do alot of games during inning change with the fans. Also the players are much more approachable than the MLB and they will sign balls, books, cards take pics with fan if time. Parking-handicap 4/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Staff 4/5 The seats-5/5 all good seats and alot of foul balls come into the stand Prices for tickets $$ (great place for scouts(we camped on the field with Boyscouts several years ago) They really appreciate their fans and support the communities and organizations for children. Definitely recommend 100% catch a game or 2 if you can. You'll be happy you did:-). Remember that these players are the ones who have a chance to get to play in the MLB so grab some signatures and pics... might be worth something someday:-)!

I went to a Friday night baseball game and a Fourth of July fireworks event…read more I ordered kids meals at the concession stands. There is not much variety of food at the concessions. The food is okay. The whole facility is well kept. Everything is in very good condition and well maintained. I didn't see one piece of trash on the floor and if there was trash on the floor it was cleaned up quickly. There is not a bad seat in the house. You can sit up close or in the upper seats and still have a great seat, unless you are near the outfield. The staff are very helpful. The only problem with the stadium is the heat that gets trapped in the walkway on hot days. We stood in the concession line and my nieces and nephews nearly exhausted themselves because of the heat.

It's a lovely day in a beautiful park with trails as easy or as challenging as you'd like to…read moreexperience. Make no mistake, this isn't the Appalachian Trail but it's a convenient break from some of the rocky trails of Pennsylvania and the scenery is beautiful here. The nature center isn't open today because it's Labor Day so no bathrooms, but there are porta-potties near the picnic areas. When open, it's fun to check out the small animals and exhibits inside. Oregon Ridge is a fun place to come to for a change of scenery from Central Pa.

I hadn't been out to OR for a long time but had the opportunity to enjoy some nature and food truck…read moretacos on a beautiful Baltimore day. The trees are in full bloom, everything is green and bursting with life and it was peaceful in this place. Beware of the poison ivy though - it's everywhere and it's YUGE!

We stopped in yesterday to check out some fireworks, we found a great assortment of all kinds of…read morefireworks & the employee Michelle who helped us was very kind & knowledgeable. Thank you for a great experience & can't wait to see what all the fireworks do :-)

Made another trip to the store with no real plans on buying but left with about 350 dollars worth…read moreof fireworks lol. They had a great sale running and the store was stocked with tons of brands and variety. Another great trip.

Last year, my Adventure Buddy and I spotted Cherry Crest Adventure Farm while riding the Strasburg…read moretrain and made a mental note to come back someday. Fast forward to a beautiful, sunny Saturday in early October when we realized we'd be nearby with an open adventure slot. WELL, HELLO, CHERRY CREST! We purchased our tickets online ahead of time for significant savings and arrived around noon, apparently at the exact same time as EVERY OTHER HUMAN BEING IN PENNSYLVANIA. The parking fields were packed. Admission lines looked enormous. For a moment, I wondered what we'd gotten ourselves into. But the parking attendants were doing a great job directing traffic, parking was FREE (thank you!), and the admission lines moved surprisingly quickly. Before long, we had our wristbands and were ready to adventure. FIRST STOP: THE DONUT HUT. We grabbed two apple cider donuts and a bottle of apple cider and both exceeded my hopes! The donut was so fresh and hot I had to wait for it to cool before digging in! Soft, fluffy, generously coated in cinnamon sugar and absolutely delicious! If this was how Cherry Crest intended to welcome me, we were going to get along just fine! Next up was the main reason we'd come: THE CORN MAZE! I did my first corn maze last year and decided to make it an annual tradition. Cherry Crest had the honor of being my Corn Maze #2. I'm no corn maze expert, but, this one had some really fun twists! Instead of simply wandering around hoping to eventually find civilization again, we were given a blank grid and tasked with finding pieces throughout the maze to tape onto it, gradually completing our map. There were also hidden clues for a crossword puzzle! A corn maze WITH SIDEQUESTS?! SIGN. ME. UP! We navigated our way through the intermediate maze in less than the estimated 40 minutes, which was both surprising and satisfying. We found our way out, completed our adventure and didn't have to call anyone to rescue two grown adults from a field of corn. CORN MAZE 2026: COMPLETE! From there, we wandered around exploring the property. It was definitely busy, with plenty of families, strollers and wagons, but still manageable. Patience is key on a beautiful fall Saturday, especially when apparently the entire Commonwealth has decided to celebrate autumn simultaneously. Eventually, we made our way to the other side of the farm for what turned out to be my FAVORITE activities of the day. APPLE CANNONS AND PAINTBALL! Of course we'd purchased the optional add-ons. You think I'm going to stand next to a giant cannon that launches actual apples and NOT pay to shoot it?! The lines were a little long, but they moved along nicely. And once it was my turn? PEW PEW, MOTHER NATURE! I had an absolute BLAST launching apples at targets and managed to hit almost everything I aimed for! Then we moved to the paintball range, where I continued my surprisingly impressive performance, knocking over targets with lime green paintballs! Apparently I've been walking around for 40+ years without realizing I have a natural talent for recreational projectile launching. WHO KNEW?! Both activities were absolutely worth the additional cost. If you're visiting as an adult and enjoy a little friendly target practice, don't skip them! Another thing that caught my attention was the reservable fire pit areas scattered throughout the property. They had little pavilions and signs identifying the groups who'd reserved them. We saw everything from birthday celebrations to retirement gatherings, and I thought that was such a cool way to spend a fall afternoon with friends or family. Food prices seemed fairly typical for an attraction. I noticed a double cheeseburger with fries advertised for $17.99, for example. But I also spotted groups with birthday cakes, two-liter bottles of soda and bags of chips at their fire pit areas. I'm not sure what Cherry Crest's outside food policies are, so I'd recommend checking before bringing your own picnic. If it's permitted, though, that could be a great way to keep costs down, especially for families! All told, we spent about two hours exploring Cherry Crest as two adults in our 40s, and we had a GREAT time! Would families with children get even more out of it? ABSOLUTELY. There are so many activities geared toward younger kids that I could easily see families spending an entire day here. But don't assume you need children to enjoy Cherry Crest. Between the corn maze, fall treats, apple cannons, paintball and general autumn atmosphere, there's plenty of fun for grown-ups, too! I came for a corn maze, discovered a surprisingly accurate apple-cannon aim, ate an outstanding donut and added another destination to my annual fall adventure list. Not bad for a couple of hours in a cornfield! Nice job, Cherry Crest! I'll absolutely be back!

This place is ok - if you don't mind parking a mile or more away from the entrance, walking forever…read moreto get to a line to wait to get in for an hour all with kids in tow. This is so poorly laid out. They have no maximum and just let hundreds if not thousands of people in all day long. This part of their ticketing was my favorite: - Pre-purchased admissions are NON-REFUNDABLE for any reason and expire at the end of the season. - We are a weather dependent business and may need to close due to weather. So it's a giant F.U. if something comes up in your life for your family or something happens to you. But if it rains - it's F the buyer you're beat. No refunds. Nothing. What a completely ass backward way or running a business that's CLEARLY not hurting for profit. I'll never take my family here. I'll tell everyone I know it's a collasal waste of money and not worth driving hours to get to only to be directed up a mountain to park. You think my little kids were ready to walk A MILE to stand in line for AN HOUR?! lol. What a joke.

Great big open park with lots to do and it's pretty convenient for those of us living in the…read morewestern suburbs. It's well maintained with clean comfort facilities!

Absolutely beautiful park , they have live entertainment in the summer I think from June - August …read more Bathrooms need improvement and they also need more water fountains or at least a kiosk that is open when there's a concert in the park . Aside from that it is very clean :) Oh and there's 17383030000 mosquitoes too hahaha !! But I guess they just follow me wherever I go . Either way , bring bug spray :)

Want to celebrate the 4th without having to camp out all day like at the National Mall ?! If…read morethat's the case, then drive up to Laurel, MD to celebrate the 4th on the 5th of July! This annual event provides plenty of food and free parking with a live band ! The Oracle Band performed from 4pm to 9pm singing some old and new school lyrics ! The fireworks started at 915pm and lasted until 10pm. The choreographed firework show was amazing with the lights reflecting off of Laurel Lake. The community in Laurel truly appreciates this family event as the entire firework show was funded by donors. 1. Arrive two hours early to stake your seating 2. Park half at least half a mile away if you plan to stay for the entire fireworks show otherwise you'll be stuck in traffic inside a parking lot for 1 to 2 hours 3. Bring plenty of food and snacks but no alcohol 4. Last but not least, have a Happy 5th of July in Laurel !

Come here for the Rising Sun Presents summer concert series, fantastic venue and great talent comes…read morethrough. The stage, sound, and lighting are top notch. Great view and plenty of space. They have multiple vendors, food trucks and of course a beer garden. Parking isn't bad, and they offer paid parking and ADA if you need to be closer to the venue. Really fun time on a nice summer day, highly recommend you heck out the concerts under the stars for the lineup.

Excellent night for the "King Of Prussia concert under the stars" series. Very clean concrete…read moregrounds. Joyful vendors, local beers and amazing food trucks. Stand by for my photo of 'Tokio Sushi food truck' Spacious enough for several hundred folks. There was a full carnival next to the concert. Outstanding parking! You KNOW i love some good parking! Affordable tickets (although i was gifted a ticket) Thanks again to Bill M. ! Great show supported by the Ardmore music Hall. I'm glad i didn't stay home!