Beautiful park with wonderful facilities. The restrooms are super clean and the children's…read moreplayground and picnic area are in very good condition. They also have some pretty awesome community events like "Movie Night" for chdren on the second Friday of every month during the summer. That includes free raffles, egg hunts, popcorn, water and more. Richland Township does a fantastic job in organizing activities and keeping the park in tip-top shape.

Great place to get out and enjoy the fresh air! Lots of labeled trees, and some owls, turkey…read morevultures, and other animals. Very peaceful. The kids love it.

Absolutely beautiful trail! Lots of parking available and a number of different places to walk…read more Would definitely recommend!

Should you need further convincing to pay a visit to M.M.P, just take a look at the website, event…read moredescriptions, or even the photos I share. This park truly offers a wide range of activities to suit everyone's tastes - from food trucks and big bands to car shows, flea markets, and leisurely swims at the pool. Macungie Memorial Park seems to have it all!

Macungie Memorial Park is a trust run by a dedicated group of volunteers. This park is self…read moresupporting and cost local tax payers nothing while providing so much recreation and entertainment. The 42 acre park contains an outdoor swimming pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, picnic pavilions, ball fields, a gymnasium, a band shell, banquet and meeting rooms and so much more. The pool hosts a swim team, swim lessons and lots of open swim time. Three massive events are held each summer. The antique truck show is in June. The Wheels of time auto show in late August and Das Awkscht Fescht event which I attended is held the first week of August. I was on location for the Pit at the Park barbecue contest but I was blown away by the most extensive car show, sale, flea market that I have ever experienced. The music was outstanding as well. Locals gathered early and set up their lawn chairs along the roads so they could view each car as it arrived. The park volunteers also organize bus trips and run weekly bingo. All facilities can be rented and 100% of proceeds are returned to the park to keep it going. Visit Macungie Memorial Park, it is a great place.

Plenty of parking for trailers, well maintained launch little steep but great also has a dock, and…read morekayakers have there own little launch areas so they dont clog up ramp which kayakers are notorious for

My review has nothing to do with Merrill Creek (MCR) itself, we have been hiking / kayaking here…read morefor a number of years...the place is as described by previous Yelp postings. We took our two seat kayak last Saturday (trailered) and we were met at the reservoir parking area by a very officious / rude "security guard" (ORSG) ....at least we assumed it was a security guard, I didn't see any logos or ID on this ORSG. This ORSG was, to say the least, a little "heavy-handed" and clearly ORSG wasn't really a reservoir/boat savvy person. ORSG proceeded to tell us that we'd have to park our vehicle in a parking spot and carry our 75 lb kayak back down to the boat ramp. On all previous visits, even when an attendant has been present, we've pulled to one side of the ramp and qickly off-loaded the kayak to the ramp or the adjacent kayak launch area, without causing any disruption to boat launchers using the ramp. We have also used the ramp with our trailer. Furthermore, we were told by ORSG that wearing life-jackets / PFD's was mandatory. I mentioned that NJ (and most other states) only require that adults carry life jackets on their watercraft...(the NJ regs. are stated on the Merrill Creek General Rules & Regulations...however somewhat baffling is the fact that MCR over-rides the state regs. and does require the wearing of PFD's while on the water). The GR&R were kindly thrust at me by ORSG...lol Now here's the kicker...having "read us the riot act" and we complied, we launched our kayak with ORSG watching...while no less than three other kayakers launched their kayaks from the boat ramp...with their PFD's strapped to their kayaks !!!....talk about "stupid" ! Upon returning to the ramp...a second security company employee (she had just arrived in a mini-SUV) instructed us to move our kayak off the ramp...I informed this young lady that we had a trailer and I was about to retrieve it. This young lady relented and allowed us to quickly load our tandem kayak onto its trailer from the boat ramp...strike one for commonsense ! Meanwhile, ORSG was busy untying the powered dinghy from its dock and taking off into the reservoir....without wearing the required PFD !...lol (I have the video). BTW...there was a total of circa ten or less cars / trucks / trailers in the parking lot...quite surprising given the beautiful weather last Saturday. That said, maybe word is already "out" that Merrill Creek has become a PITA to deal with...what a shame. One small consolation..on a recent visit we got up close and personal (through a Samsung 'phone telephoto lense) with one of the reservoir residents..we saw two pairs that day...quite spectacular !

A lovely little park tucked in the rolling hills of upper Bucks County, PA. We had a group picnic…read moreat this little gem, taking advantage of their large, well covered picnic pavilions. The park has a single parking lot , decently sized. There is a pool, not open when we were there due to lifeguard shortages. Restroom facilities were typical for a park. We enjoyed the trails which were well maintained. There are some rental cabins, too. There's a playground very close to parking, easy for families. One thing: basically no cell service, Verizon or T Mobile. A call got through from the NMA but his texts did not relay until we left the park and headed towards home. Be prepared for that. Overall a place I'd happily visit again.

Beautiful, hiking trails, exploration, good exercise, fresh air up and down cliffs peacefulread more

Bethlehem Rose Garden is a park that can be found off of W Union Blvd and Eighth Ave…read more This park is clean, well maintained, and yup you guessed it, has a beautiful rose garden that just went through a restoration in 2020-21. It's a great place to walk and enjoy the outdoors without going to far.

What a surprise! A few years ago this garden was in very rough shape, but it's been restored in the…read morelast couple of years and now is quite impressive! It's full of mature roses of all sorts mixed with other perennials, well designed and maintained with obvious care. I thought I'd spend ten minutes walking though it and was there for over an hour. This free garden is a real bargain and a treasure for Bethlehem. If I lived there, I'd go walking there every day. Kudos to whoever took on this project and made this delightful garden!

This is a beautiful spot along the Delaware River in Hunterdon County. There is free parking and…read morerestrooms on site. There is direct access to the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park Trail. You can walk, run or bicycle along the canal in either direction. Head south and Stockton is right there or head a little further into Lambertville. You can cross the bridge into New Hope or continue south along the canal. If you are feeling very energetic you can head north to Bull's Island. For the hard core cyclist you can go all the way to Frenchtown. Just remember, wherever you bike or walk to, you have to turn around and go all the way back!

We parked at Prallsville Mill and took the trail along the road and then along Wickecheoke Creek…read more The walk was peaceful and the birdwatching was great.

Great spot to safely walk your dog, get a run or bike in, or explore the native marshland of…read moreEastern PA. It is completely paved (a bit steep at times for wheelchairs) and there is parking located at the front of the trail. They are dog (on leash) friendly and have potty bags at the front. We saw many geese, deer, and weird caterpillars. I was also happy to see people picking up the random price of garbage as we walked by.

I had the chance to visit Pine Run to look for Sandhill Cranes (which I did indeed locate). The…read moreparking area is quite small but you can park on the residential street, if necessary. This is a great place to run, walk, bike, or bird. You can choose to walk in the field (wear hiking shoes) or stay on the paved path that circles the reservoir. There's a wooded area and an open area. If you live nearby I'd definitely recommend getting outside one day and exploring what this reservoir has to offer.