Big fish and a great experience I highly recommend coming…read morehere by yourself or with kids

Great place for catch and release! Quiet, relaxing…read more Especially Mon morning at 9:00! Bass, both large and small mouth, cat fish are plentiful.

Omg I loved it here. Bathrooms are clean food is not over priced and pretty good. Best of all…read morefamily friendly no mess no loud music and full of little ones.

My kids were so excited to come here today. I went on the website and checked the hours to make…read moresure they would be open and we drove 25 mins to get here and the lake is closed. There is a little sign on the front window "closed for the season after August 24th." We are so disappointed. They should have put something up one their website. It looks so nice too. On a positive note they were allowed to play at the park outside the gated section so they're happy about that.

During this hot weather, a shady stroll through Lorimer Park was pleasant. The path was paved and…read morestroller accessible . Everyone we encountered was friendly although there were not many people. There were a few benches along the way, but I could see how there could be a need for more benches if more people were present. We were also surprised that we did not encounter many bugs. We did use bug spray just in case! The parking lot was easy to find and there was plenty of space. We plan to return again for a family walk.

This 230 acre park was given to the people of Montgomery County by the estate of George Horace…read moreLorimer, the editor of the Saturday Evening Post and president of Curtis Publishing Co., both headquartered in Philadelphia from the late 19th Century to the present. His mausoleum is in Laurel Hill Cemetery, so although originally from North Carolina, his true impact was on the cultural life of our city. Fairly small, it feels considerably larger due to its connection to Pennypack Park covering a large area in Northeast Philadelphia to the border with Montco. The creek by the same name flows through both parks, tying them together geologically. The watercourse meanders through Lorimer where it has cut a deep ravine over the millennia. There are multiple scenic overlooks worth exploring, even in winter when the absence of foliage allows you to see through the trees to the actual contours of the steep rocky hills across the creek. If power walking or family bike riding is your jam, Pennypack Trail runs along the northern boundary of the park and beyond for several miles, and it is flat, wide and dirt/gravel packed for smooth ambulation or cross country biking, allowing excellent views of the topography and creek vale. Plenty of parking in a big lot across the road from the main entrance.

Kevin was so great and accommodating! On call while you're…read morein the water. Knowledgeable of the trails and very covid-conscious. Choose a nice day and rent a kayak or 2 with friends. The sky is so beautiful and sun was out to warm up a winter day!

Again went on a catfish trip with Kevin and it will not disappoint you . He is a great guide and…read morealso a awesome person . Very informed with regards to all aspects of freshwater fishing and gear.

Visited as part of a group with kids. Ample parking for our large group even with a free concert…read morehappening, although concert audience was sparse and police were there to direct lawn parking if the need arose. Friends told us it gets a lot more crowded when the concert is packed. Explored the stream, played on the playground and had a game in the field as well. Good drainage after recent rains. Bumped into other friends who happened to be there for the concert. After group activities, went to check out the concert and noticed the public bathrooms and tennis courts adjacent to the amphitheater area. It would be super fun to play tennis with the music going. Found a robust black cherry tree and some other cool species thriving in the park. Look forward to returning.

Very nice trail. Not only do you get exercise but the view is breathtaking. I am amazed at the…read moreamount of people who take advantage of this hidden gem.