This seven-acre public park has a softball field, two basketball courts, a playground, swing set…read moreand picnic shelters with restrooms. A bit of graffiti and some trash in the parking lot plus and a few clowns who decided that this was a great spot to dump their household garbage. But the park itself is in good condition and has paved walking paths throughout. There is a good sized parking lot and some spots in the park do have shade. Note that the basketball nets are blocked off to keep people from using them during the pandemic. [Review 13097 overall, 414 of 2020.]

This small park is in a residential neighborhood and there is some street parking. There is a nice…read moreswing set and some other playground equipment with benches. There is a picnic shelter with tables and I sat for a bit with my coffee. A pretty bridge over the stream is nice for pictures. This is a lovely park and it's a quiet spot. [Review 13079 overall, 396 of 2020.]

Located in a quiet residential neighborhood and aligned with Bear Creek, this three acre park…read moreprobably floods a lot. Today it's in great shape with lots of open space and well maintained grass areas. The park has a nice playground with monkey bars, a swing set and a slide. There are a number of benches for the grownups. There is street parking for this public park. [Review 13081 overall, 398 of 2020.]

I bookmarked this spot for the seasonal spider lillies. After self-paying the admission fee and…read moreparking, the walk along the shore was quite pleasant on a mild day. Despite the river views, it took a half hour or so to get to the spider lillies, which are apparently limited to one particular location. It was hard to see them from shore, made harder by rising waters (the festival the previous day was likely thrown off by rain). I got enough of a glimpse of them to understand where the name comes from. The overall aesthetic of the park offered remnants of a historic canal, and boating and picnicking opportunities. It was a pleasant space, but not at the top of ones I'd want to drive out to and pay for.

Finally checked off Landsford Canal Park off my park bucket list! If you wanna see something thats…read moreabsolutely gorgeous and unique, this is a must see. The Rocky Spider Lily's are only located in certain areas ( SC, GA, and AL). Hoping to see them in another state as well. Its all about timing, make sure you check the websites for a bloom updates. The park is well kept and bathrooms are clean, which is a plus. During the Lily Festival parking is limited, so pack your patience. You will get parking, so no worries. The cost is $6 for each adult, very reasonable considering. They have a store with maps for the walking trails, its approx 1mile roundtrip to see the Lily's. If you want to see them up close and personal you must rent a canoe prior to coming. The park doesnt rent boats, a outside company will take you on a tour. I actually enjoyed the nature trails. They have a nice platform for viewing the lily's. The lily's are absolutely breathtaking, I truly enjoyed my day at this park. The trails are fairly short and well taken care of. There are some food and artisan vendors at the park. Tip: dont touch the lily's if your on a boat, all parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested. Please do your own research beforehand. Thankfully most people are viewing from the platform. Fabulous day indeed, fresh air, steps, and peace! @glampedlife

Granddaughters love it and they are 5 and 7 --they also want all the snacks and they are very…read moreadorable well $1 each

Always so much fun for all ages! I really enjoy the areas designated for babies and toddlers only.read more

This corner lot park is completely fenced around. This is great for keeping the little ones from…read moreperhaps wandering off into the busy street. The playground is in excellent condition with a soft base. All the equipment looks good. There are a couple of benches for the adults. Street parking on both sides of the park. [Review 13092 overall, 409 of 2020.]

This medium-sized park is located adjacent to the Municipal Justice Center. There is a separate…read moreentrance and separate parking from the justice center. The park has two well-kept playgrounds (that were still open when I was there) with a number of benches and picnic tables. The areas are well shaded, which was very nice. It's a lovely spot. [Review 13089 overall, 406 of 2020.]

This one acre park has two full court basketball courts that are in very good condition. Not much…read moreshade there, though. There is also a picnic shelter, swing set and merry go round. It's a great spot to get out of the house and get some fresh air as long as you're maintaining your social distancing. There is street parking available. [Review 13090 overall, 407 of 2020.]

Very little signage and noting on the Lancaster County Parks site that describes this park. It is a…read moreseries of baseball fields, some lighted and some with bleachers. Is this maybe Wylie Fields? Anyway, the baseball fields are in pretty good condition. There is a brick structure that might hold restrooms. There is plenty of street parking. There is space for walking about, but not much shade. There are no playgrounds here. [Review 13084 overall, 401 of 2020.]