Love this park!! We purchased two fence rails when our kids were small and they are still there. We…read morehave rented the building for several party's and loved the facility because they have everything you would need! Playground is right by the building so it's perfect!!

fun spot for the family the kids loved the big rock tho he broke his leg so will be reaching out…read morefor medical bills but otherwise i rode the infamous worlds tallest see saw and it was quite forceful and the grass tasted quite yummy as other reviews have brought to attention

In York there are a lot of wonderful parks to choose from and this isn't any different. They have a…read morelarge selection of activities to choose from. A nice walking trail circles most of the park and biking, roller blades, and dogs are allowed. There are several playgrounds for kids, volleyball courts, softball and baseball fields, soccer fields, and an outdoor basketball court. During the summer months amateur and little league games are played in the park. Also in the summer are a series of concerts by the small pond. A great place to spend a warm day.

Nice little community park. Has a soccer/lacrosse field and a basketball court. Paved walking…read moretrail around the perimeter as well as a woodlands trail with boardwalks through the wetlands. Lots of birding opportunities. There is also a children's playground and swing set. You can reserve the pavilion for functions on the Springettsbury Township website.

Cute park nestled in the suburbs. Not much to it but relaxing, peaceful. Has a walking path, play…read morearea, picnic area, nature reserve. Very impressed

Grew up in the area and came back to visit family. It's been *years* since I've seen the lights at…read moreRocky Ridge, but the stars aligned and we were able to take our kids this year. I have to say, it's just as magical as I remember. I love that there is a bit of a drive through portion in addition to the lights you walk through. Everything seemed well organized, to include parking. There were several people directing traffic-- it was easy to get in and out. Tickets were to be purchased beforehand online-- adults are $12, age 6 to 14 are $7, and kids under 6 are free. There were different sections of lights where you could stop and take pictures, drink hot chocolate, and see the model trains. The only bummer is there was no Santa to take pictures with, which is something I specifically remember doing as a child. I'm not sure if this is the first year or not though. All in all, if you're in or near the York area and want to check out the lights, do it! It's well worth the money and memories

$15 for my daughter and I and we were done in 15 minutes for the Christmas Magic lights. $1 a…read moreminute is way too high. The website says a 30-60 minutes walking trail, but only if you stop and stare at every light. Now don't get me wrong the lights are beautiful and there are thousands of them to look at but they are bunched together. Little kids will love it

Great place to run your dogs and have picnic hiking with the fam!!!! MEREDITH & TAYLOR the Beagleread more

This park is BEAUTIFUL! We love taking our golden as often as possible. The whole park is not off…read moreleash. Only in the off leash enclosures is it ok to not have your dog off their leash. This review is mostly about the enclosed dog park. I have been going here for almost a year. The one thing that can ruin a good time at the best dog park I've ever been to this is of course the people. I STRONGLY advise reading and respecting the rules. You will be fined and or asked to leave, I've seen it happen to others. DO NOT take your small dog to the big dog side and vice versa. If you know anything about dog behavior this is a bad bad bad idea, even if your perfect angel dog is well adjusted with dogs bigger or smaller than them. Keep them on their respective side. Should your dog get hurt or hurt another dog it will be your fault for not reading the rules. I have seen it happen to others. Just don't do it, it's not worth it. Keep an eye on your dog an make sure they are playing nice. My dog has been picked on by others and it's never fun for me to correct other peoples dogs to keep mine safe. Do not bring babies and toddlers, even if there adult to baby ratio is 1:1. Should an accident happen it will be your fault for not reading the rules. We all just want to have a nice time with our pups! PS: They do switch the big dog and small dog sides every now and then so do read the signage before entering. In conclusion: INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL dog park; read and follow the rules.

A nice park that features several walking paths, a band shell, a playground, basketball court, an…read morein line hockey rink, baseball and softball fields, a football field, a tennis court, and picnic tables. The location on Mt Zion Road is perfect because it's easy to find and surrounded by shopping areas and restaurants.

Think of Penn Park as the City of York's "Central Park". It's a fairly large (by York standards)…read moreopen space, anchored by the high school for the School District of the City of York. The area surrounding the park has had its ups and downs over the years. According to an article from the York Daily Record newspaper, Penn Park was York's first public park. In 1816, the then- Borough of York received the land from William Penn heirs. There are basketball and tennis courts, a playground, a splash pad, and various historical statues/plaques. In the spring/summer, all kinds of events are held here. Parking is free street parking on the streets around the park.