Small walking park with some improved (rubber chips / gravel / asphalt) trails with exercise…read morestations and an outer grass loop. Has pavilions and park benches. Also all the trees are labeled with the varietal which will be cool when they flower. This visit was a bit early in the year. A few people out, some with dogs but not crowded.

This is a great place to go for a stroll after coming from the awesome diner not too far from this…read morelocation. The park is well-kept and clean and it's a perfect afternoon or morning walk that is not too long. I think it's about 1.85 miles long if you do the whole track. But it has a nice little pavilion where you can barbecue and probably have a little get together. Lots of grass. The pathway is made of recycled, shredded rubber from tires I believe. It gives you a nice soft, cushiony feel when you walk. Throughout that trail you will see different exercise systems, that will help your exercise regime throughout. Incredible park to visit!

Park with walking paths on both sides of the river and along the canal. Parking is easy, I've been…read morea few times and there was always plenty of space. Walking paths are pleasant but there aren't spectacular views or anything, though there are good views of the weir, not too many people. Good place for a quiet contemplative walk or walk with a friend.

Perfect place to take photos! The park is enormous with so many different spots to make a…read morephotoshoot look less repetitive. Probably one of the most fun places I've visited to take photos!

Nice trail along one side of the creek. My only suggestion would be for them to put up a visual map…read moreof the trail because we made the mistake of going from one end, down to the bridge and didn't realize the the trail abruptly ends (we were left in a situation where we had to turn back or continue on to an area that was without a sidewalk and maybe may not have been as safe possibly - we thought maybe the sidewalk might pick back up so we continued on and thankfully we're safe though we had to walk in the road a little due to a bit of a muddy situation). I hope they will possibly make the trail a loop around the creek to the bridge and the Silk center one day if that's possible to make the trek a bit nicer and safer. Also - I imagine that putting up a sound barrier might be very cost prohibitive so walkers should be aware that there's a section that goes close to the highway and is fairly noisy. Overall, I enjoyed my day & seeing the art installations and would recommend it as a place for others to visit.

Easy paved trail along the creek. It's part of the two rivers trailway and features interesting art…read moreexhibits. Shaded by trees and is a pleasant walk. It's not a loop so you'll backtrack. Only downside is the busy highway so it's loud.

Easton is doing a good job making this park a nice place to run, walk and spend a weekend.read more

I love it here. Sand Island is so relaxing and packed with plenty of activities for the family to…read moredo. Come on through, you'll love it too.

The part was disgusting, full of bugs and trash. The are also no swings, so keeping a baby…read moreentertained can be difficult. Overall, there are much better parks in the area.

May be a park, but it is one of the nicest ones around. They keep it clean, people are pleasant…read more Always enjoy seeing fall here. Quite community.

I'm surprised this place does not have higher ratings. I noticed most of the negative reviews are…read morepertaining to long lines. Luckily, we visited early on a weekday in August - no crowds! I highly recommend planning your visit early on a weekday. If your kids love an indoor playground, crafting, crayon creations, clay molding, crafting activities, etc... they would love it here! We were there at least 3-4 hours and still had a few stations we did not get to. The place is huge with 4 floors of fun activities. We will definitely be returning for the Halloween events! :)

Crayola Experience is an interactive visitor attraction that opened in Easton, Pennsylvania in July…read more1996. It was founded by the major international crayon maker Crayola LLC, which was founded as the Binney & Smith Company in 1885. In the 1990s, the city of Easton reached out to Crayola with an offer to open a small storefront. The city hoped that the store would help to revitalize the downtown area. Originally opened as "The Crayola Factory", the store morphed into a much larger interactive experience and rebranded under its current name in 2013. The colorful family attraction features over 20 hands-on experiences for visitors, such as naming your own crayon, melting wax souvenirs, and starring in a coloring page. Beginning in 2015, Crayola began to open additional Crayola Experience attractions around the United States, including locations at the Florida Mall (Orlando, FL) and the Mall of America (Bloomington, MN). Two additional locations also opened in Texas and Arizona, but they have since closed. My family and I recently visited the original Crayola Experience in Easton while we were visiting our cousins in Pennsylvania. The flagship location is HUGE; it has four floors of interactive attractions. Our two sons had a blast molding race cars from broken crayon bits, making wax art, naming their own crayons, and plenty of other colorful activities. They especially loved exploring the color playgrounds! We spent approximately 3 hours at the attraction. Afterwards, we explored the gift shop where my wife and I picked out some nice big coloring books for our sons. We also liked seeing all of the various crayon colors that Crayola produces; it was pretty impressive. Overall, we had a fun visit at the Crayola Experience and recommend it to any families visiting Easton!

I forgot about this one for a few months. The point of the visit was to come in spring when it…read morerains a bit more to try and see the High Falls Creek waterfall. Why does spring time matter? Well, in theory it does but it doesn't. The waterfall for a good portion of the year doesn't exist. No rain equals a pile of rocks where as good snow melts or consistent rain equals a small waterfall. Finding the falls area is no big secret as the below map shows. From the parking lot, either take the trail that heads towards the right versus anything to the left which leads to the boulder field or you can walk through the boulder field and on the other side turn hard right and after a mile or so, you'll find the creek/falls area. buckscounty.gov/DocumentCenter/View/13159/Ringing-Rocks-Map?bidId= The same basic ideals still apply. Don't forget to bring yo-self a hammer to this fine spot and you too can follow the immortal words of the good doctor: Keep their heads ringing! (Ring ding dong Ring-a-ding ding ding dong)

An amazing place! Large rock formations are filled with iron. This makes for naturally beautiful…read moreBucks County fieldstone, and when struck with a hammer, the rocks "ring". Fortunately our innkeepers at the Wedgwood Inn of New Hope lent us a hammer so we could experience making music with others in the Park!

This is my daughter's first year going to SVCC. I have to say from the first day my daughter was…read morewelcomed with open arms. The teachers are amazing and you can see they truly care about the children there. My daughter absolutely loves going there and enjoys all of the fun activities they provide throughout the year.

We love SVCC! Our children have been enrolled in SVCC for almost 3 years. The staff is great and…read morethey always have new activities for the kids. Plus, they are involved with our local community and events!