I love walking this trail anywhere in New Hope. It's a good way to get to the cross streets and…read moreavoiding all the touristy foot traffic. Beautiful view of the canal and all of the local wildlife, flora, and some historical buildings. Great for walking and biking. Note: CARRY YOUR TRASH OUT, PLEASE! Thanks!

This was my first time on the PA side. It was a nice change but the trail is definitely not as well…read morekept as the Jersey side. The path is a little rougher, but still smooth and easily ridable on any bicycle. What I didn't like was the overgrown vegetation sticking out into the trail. I will ride it again just to change up my regular routes.

Parking in Stockton and running up to this park and back came recommended for a 7 mile run. The…read morepark itself is nothing special if you ask me. There's some open areas, nice views and a bridge to the PA side. I'm at 4 stars is for the bathroom and water fountains. Those are crucial considering how long the Delaware Raritan Canal Trail is, unless you bring your own water or don't mind finding a tree and some leaves in the woods to use as a toilet.

Gorgeous park along the Delaware River and the Delaware & Raritan Canal. There's a canoe launch…read moreand a foot bridge over the river between NJ and PA. There's a little landing you can go to down by the river and dip your feet in. Along with a surprising amount of parking, there is also a nice visitor's station with restrooms that are much less disgusting than the port-a-potties elsewhere along the trail. This is a great place to start a journey along the river and/or canal!

The ground where Veterans Park sits was bequeathed to the municipality by the family that farmed it…read morefor many generations when Newtown was the population and commercial center of this part of south central Bucks County, from the 17th through 20th Centuries. Now it possesses 6 sports fields (3 baseball, 3 multipurpose), plus facilities for restrooms and snack concessions, and beautiful Noah's Playground. While a few more trees and benches would enhance the functionality of the available uses, it still represents a major improvement for the residents of William Penn's "New Town." My son played little league baseball here and competed on traveling soccer teams with teams across the region into New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. The brick wall entrance and 12' flag pole were constructed by a local boy scout securing his Eagle Rank Badge by this community project. There is ample parking, and each field is dedicated to one of our nation's armed service branches. The flag of each flies next to the associated field of play. Before Covid this park was a major economic engine in town, bringing in hundreds of visitors each weekend for tournaments, with hungry bellies and sleepy kids looking for good family food and lodging. Hopefully, it will be that again soon. At this moment the fields slumber beneath a heavy blanket of snow awaiting Spring to be born anew.

Awesome park with a trail, parking, privacy, areas to walk your dog in peace and lots of space so…read moreyou don't have to worry about running into anyone here. All in all, great park.

Nice park! Clean And open. Clean bathrooms and place to put dog waste. Dog friendly and kid…read morefriendly.

Beautiful park with lovely trail. Great for running or walking. Hidden gem of nature in the…read moresuburbs. I would totally recommend.

Primitive and mostly unpaved. The only place in the area where I have ever seen real chipmunks. Low…read moreclass people are increasingly populating this area, so watch out for them and their vicious, unleashed pit bulls. Lots of reported dog attacks against people and their leashed dogs. Never come here without other people, defense spray, and a phone.

With well over 275 acres of nature, Benjamin Rush State Park is nestled just off of The Roosevelt…read more Blvd, but you would never know it once inside the park. It is quiet, peaceful and the perfect place to escape without driving out of the city. It is the Northeast's hidden gem. With plenty of room to run, walk or bike Ben Rush is a welcome escape from the hustle and noise of the city. Trails for all, paved and unpaved (mostly handicapped accessible but not all) All trails interconnect, so you can explore in short loops or wander the whole 3.1 mile loop. Part of the trail even meets up with Poquessing Creek park for those seeking a longer escape from reality. One of the most interesting parts of this park is the Community Gardens. This area has GROWN (pun intended) over the years since we first discovered the park. A nominal fee will get you a small plot to grow your garden in full sun. You will find more that birds in the sky over the park. With NE Airport nearby, its quite common to see planes flying low over the park. Additionally at the far end of the park is a radio control airplane field where you can watch hobbyist maneuver the skies. While there are no playground equipment, Ben Rush has a lot to offer and with a Septa stop not that far away it is easily accessible to all.

Great place to take a walk to clear your head, go for a nice jog or even just go to be in nature…read more I used to frequent this park a lot when I used to be able to walk longer before my chronic back pain got worse, but this state parks is one of my favorites. It's close to home so it's easy to get to. I'll probably start walking there again once Spring hits.

Where do I even begin?! Best camp in Bucks County, if not the whole country! I think the fact that…read morethey are celebrating their 43rd anniversary speaks for itself. This fact alone, played a huge factor when selecting summer camp for my son this year. A camp that has successfully opened its doors every summer for the last almost half century must be good. And oh it is good. Very good! The grounds are beautiful. When you visit, you forget that you are close to home. It feels as though you drove a couple of hours into Poconos. Lush green lawns, many old trees, even a lake! The camp grounds are set up such as there is a little town, with little wooden arrow signs pointing in all directions. They have a large heated pool designed for both early swimmers as well as more mature ones. They have full tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer field and baseball field among others. They have a rock climbing wall and a zip-line that goes across the lake! A horse track with two horses. Probably so much more that I am forgetting as well. Each child gets a schedule packed full of activities. In fact, activities change every 45 minutes and transition is seamless. When visiting on parent day I was so impressed by organization of the place. Everything is timed and perfectly in tune with no glitches. I guess they have done it plenty enough in the last 43 years. We love the fact that our son gets swimming lessons once a day with an instructor as well as a free swim in the afternoon. We event received a progress report on his swimming progress, it was really nice to know where he stands. In addition to all the activities, there are constantly events going on as well. They had a show, where each bunk presented on stage in front of others. Color games, carnival week with carnival rides, a late night special, where kids stay later into the night. The excitement with which my son comes home is priceless. Every day he tells me about trying new activities such as cooking or new games that he has not tried before. Also, I love the fact that he was able to make friends very quickly. His Counselor Michelle is beyond nice and accommodating. She also happens to be his transportation. The pick-up and drop off at home is super convenient but next year we might even try extended hours, which are actually very affordable. Overall, I could not be happier with the camp. When we requested information, we actually received a DVD that had a long movie about day to day activities at the camp. It was very helpful. Jacque and Rick, the owners of the camp are very easy to get in touch with and always extremely helpful over the phone and email. In fact Jacque went out of her way to get me the information on registration only a day before the deadline and still gave me the discount. We love this camp and cannot wait to have our daughter there next year as well. We would highly recommend it to anyone!

I would avoid this place at all costs. This place is very pricey for a summer day camp in this area…read moreyet they nickel and dime you. At the camp show, one of the camp directors kept INSISTING you cannot record your own child! Multiple times she got up to chastise people who did nothing more than try to film their own child in the show! They sell a DVD of the show they are forcing you to buy if you want a video. Well, who has a DVD player these days? And this time around our child was so excited to be in the show and told family members all about it and since they could not attend were very disappointed not to be able to see a cell phone video of it. We did not order the DVD since we have no DVD player but we heard they took 7 months to send them out! So to recap, they ban you from filming your own child (imagine that!) so you have to buy their overpriced DVD which took them 7 months to send out! And this horrible woman who lacks basic social skills scolds parents during the show like they are kindergarteners! I recommend finding a camp who would not nickel and dime their camp families like this and treats their families with respect. We enrolled at another camp and told the new director this situation and he just chuckled and said, 'you are always welcome to take videos of your child here.'

I really love Playground at Cork Creek Park at Langhorne! The location is perfect, with parking…read moreright next to the playground, which makes it so convenient. There are plenty of activities for kids of different ages, and the whole area is beautiful with trees surrounding the playground, providing shade and making it much more comfortable during the summer. There's also a lake lake nearby that adds to the experience and makes it a fun place for kids to explore. They have several benches where parents can sit and relax while watching the kids play. A beautiful, refreshing spot for family time!