Pretty cute park. Walked here with my dog. Was pretty short but maintained very well. It was a good…read moreplace for a walk

I think the pictures that I posted are actually of Stony Creek Park, but it's down the street from…read moreHancock Street Park. They actually may be connected. This park has: - a gravel parking lot with portable toilet - paved trails - fenced-in playground - a small lake with fountain (I've seen people fish here) - large gazebo with outdoor grill available for reservations - doggy bags for your furkid - wooded trail area in back of the park All-in-all, an awesome place for families. If you need refreshments, there is a shopping center (with Corropolese, Saxby's) not too far down.

Drove the 45 minutes here to take my kids to a splash pad since there are none where we live. This…read moresplash pad is part of the Montgomery Township recreation center and is free. It is really nice, lots of water features and a newer playground within it. My kids were entertained and could have stayed all day. As far as amenities, there are some shaded tables and a public restroom. Defintley would recommend for young kids.

Clean family fun. We had a great time playing in the spray park. Small playground right there also…read more Bring water shoes as the surface dies get hot.

Went there for a birthday party. Plenty of stuff for little kids and even toddlers and babies!read more

My aunt placed a party and had to cancel because of snow. You only have 30 days to reschedule and…read moremy aunt couldn't do that day and they said we'll then they couldn't fix it and basically took her money. $150 I've never been there but as right now I dont have a strong liking for this place

This is a great park with many features! There is an actual playground and sandpit for kids,…read morewalking path to the reservoir, and a pavilion area with picnic tables grills, and a fireplace! The walk to the reservoir is about 1 mile And is very accessible! There are bathrooms at this park and plenty of places to park.

Covered Bridge Park gets its name from its proximity to Pine Valley Covered Bridge on the edge of…read morethis community green. Its nearly 15 acres has a kids playground, ball fields, fishing pond, gazebo and restrooms (currently closed due to Covid-19). It is a pleasant public space designed for family use. On this beautiful Sunday in June it was quiet. Parents with young children were primarily at the playground, while kids old enough to handle a fishing rod were practicing their casting into the pond. Teenagers were seen farther out along the trails congregating in small groups. To each his own. We walked along the paved pathway over Pine Run Creek to be able to reach Old Ironhill Road and the northern approach to the covered bridge. There was some traffic, so we waited until it was clear and safe to walk through the hemlock and pine span to to the end. From there, we walked along Pine Run a bit to see what flora and fauna it had to offer. Didn't see much, but the gurgling stream was relaxing. Completing the circuit, we strolled back into the center of the park where the car was parked. Our plan was to go next to Peace Valley Park, but when we arrived it was so crowded we decided not to stop because it would have been impossible to maintain safe social distancing, and so many there were not wearing masks. Just not worth the risk.

It was a nice trail, with beautiful scenery. There's a pond and a few places to rest along the way.read more

Maybe it is me being nostalgic, but I love this trail!! Growing up on Banbury for most of my life,…read moreI have always been within walking distance of it and I have been on it so many times. Going for walks, jogging, running up the large hill to the playset or to sled, exploring the woods, you name it! It is a decent sized trail too, roughly 2 miles (about a mile each way) and it is very scenic too going alongside woods, over streams and past large fields too. There is a grovel parking lot at the Banbury entrance available in the development and the other finishes lot is across the street at the Enos B Godshall Park. All in all, it is a great trial to catch up with friends, go for a peaceful walk/or jog, bike, walk dogs, whatever you want to do. It is definitely worth a check out.

Franconia Township has a robust park system. But a recent acquisition of a local farm for a future…read morepark should be reexamined in light of a financial shortfall causing the firing of six township police officers as of Nov. 1. While I could not attend the meeting where the firings were announced, it was disturbing that the township board listened to taxpayers questions without answering most questions. Perhaps the next time I need to call 911 I should call.my commissioner to respond to my emergency. Shame on my township for creating this financial crisis .

This place is starting to look extremely tired. Been taking my grandson here since he was about 4…read more The carpeting needs replacing. The carpet that is there is very dirty. Not sure how often it's vacuumed. The styrofoam blocks in the diving pits are falling apart and look disgusting. This is where little kids come for parties and to have fun. Put a few bucks into this place. Come on now.

Usually a great spot for the kids but this place is falling apart, literally. (See pics)…read more Staff is good, try to keep everyone in line. Like a lot of places you have parent that are glued to their phones and don't pay attention to their kids until they can't find them or they hear them screaming... Also... can we require deodorant here? Just because "your culture" doesn't prioritize it doesn't mean we want to smell you out here like raw onions and earring backs