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.

Maiers Grove is NOT closed. IF YOUR FAMILY OR BUSINESS RENTS…read moreTHIS GROVE, AND LOVE IT AS MUCH AS I DO, YOU SHOUILD KNOW THAT ITS OWNERS NEED OUR HELP! MAIER'S GROVE, HOME TO THE MAIDENCREEK OLD TIME MUSIC FESTIVAL (ONE OF THE ANNUAL RENTERS), WAS DEVASTATED BY THE TORRENTIAL RAINS ON JULY 9. Maier's Grove, owned by the Blandon Lions Club, was devastated during the rainstorm that flooded so many in the area. Cleanup is underway, but it's going to take $$$ to fix everything. The Lions Club needs community support. You can help put the pavilions, stage, kitchen, restrooms, and road back in order. Contact the Lions Club (contact info at https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/blandon/contact.php), or make a donation through GoFundMe (https://gofund.me/edae065f). The Lions Club rents out this grove to generate much-needed funds for their important work. This is a place where families hold their reunions, companies hold their picnics, and the Maiderncreek Fest holds its workshops and concerts. Until the grove is restored, no one can have events here, and the Lions will generate no revenue. If this place is important to your family, event, or business, please help however you can.

Maiers Grove IS a wonderful place owned by the Blandon Lions Club…read more Their web site is https://www.lions14p.com/clubs/Blandon/. There you will find contact info for people who can rent you the grove.

This is a great place to take your kids fishing. There are three ponds and a portable toilet…read more Parking is limited with space for about four cars.

Went to Quarry Lane Park and it was really nice and clean. The swings were great, with a few…read moredifferent options--including one designed to accommodate special needs. The slides look amazing and are super tall; honestly, even adults could have fun on them. The field is huge and perfect for running around or playing games. Overall, everything was extremely clean and well maintained. Would definitely go back and bring my kids!

Quarry Lane Park has something for all ages and dog lovers. There's a nice playground for…read morechildren, bathroom facilities, shaded picnic tables, acres to play soccer and other sports, baseball fields, and plenty of trees. Dogs are permitted on a leash as long as you are kind and pick up after your dog. Please remember to pick up after your dog so everyone can continue taking their dogs there.

Canal Park is a good place to fish for all species. No trophies, just some fun fishing. Easy to…read moreput in canoe or kayak in canal as long as water level is good. There is also a boat launch for the Lehigh River down in the back. The river to the east gets shallow so power boats beware! My only complaint about ACP is the shady activity that I see around the river boat launch and the canal boat launch.

I have been a member of this private bird hunting club for 2 years now and I can tell you it is…read moreawesome. The owner and the staff are top notch. I bought a new flushing puppy last fall and was having some trouble in the field training and these guys help me to correct him. If memberships are available, and you are a serious bird hunter, jump at the opportunity to join.

They absolutely ruined the blading experience with the new paving bs. I'm so disappointed with…read morewhat they call an "improvement"

Great place to take your kids because they have a GIANT sandbox with toys and rocks there. Some…read moreparts are shaded if you hit it up in the summer months. Be advised there is no playground, just the sandbox. There are also bike/walking/rollerblading paths all around this park which is very popular with the bikers.

Thank you to the volunteers who run this amazing place. If any Pennsylvania legislators or friends…read moreread this, please get the formaldehyde to the preserved animals exhibit. They aren't making meth! The exhibits are educational, and show the consequences of not watching out for wildlife driving. As mentioned a volunteer effort, and the primary goal, is to get people who live in cities and elsewhere, to learn about biology, ecology, and seeing something different. So glad to have found this peculiar yet family friendly place. Signs educate you about the trout hatchery pools and streams. Nets are across them, to prevent birds from attacking/eating the trout. There are five species of these fish, and heron are in the area looking at them still. You can if you choose pay 50 cents to $2, for a bag of fish food. My best guess is it's some type of dog food like pellets. You can choose how much to throw in, and watching hundreds if not thousands of fish swarm at one time is fascinating. Outstanding for teaching kids cause and effort, or perhaps classical conditioning too. One tank the trout wait for these pellets left over to roll their way. If you can donate to help this place out, you can with the on site wishing well. Credit cards aren't accepted, but it's just a few dollars. Fully recommend!

Interesting park-like setting for a trout fishery. They grow trout. This place is owned by the…read moreparks department. You can feed the trout only by purchasing their food. It's a nice area for children and adults. Free parking and no admission