Beautiful park, lots of good places to walk and explore nature, good fishing spot, good place for…read morepictures

They should really update their map for the park that on the phone but it is beautifulread more

The outdoor play area is unsafe, dirty, and inaccessible -- my disabled son could barely use it,…read moreand I wouldn't recommend it to any family until it's fixed. UPDATE! Nothing has been fixed in almost a month. Will not be returning.

My child went here for a trip with his school last year and came home with a grown man's business…read morecard. Apparently it was a tour guide that has a YouTube channel. My child said that the man was really impressed with them and was given the card so they could talk more about nature and watch his YouTube channel. I called shortly after the field trip and was basically brushed off.

Very helpful and a clean and professional atmosphere. All services such as Police, Fire, Water, for…read morethe township are very close. Very friendly staff. Easy parking.

This park is great and has an amazing playground. Basketball ball courts, soccer fields, and a dek…read morehockey arena are available. The playground is huge and contains many different elements. It's a miracle league playground so it is accessible for all children. There are baby swings, a merry go round, a globe spin, a "conveyor belt", a rolling slide, a four seat see-saw, 5-6 slides, and a music section. There are also bathrooms available and a pavilion.

A great way to have fun and to get some exercise in for the day. Tickets are $60 (for adults) for a…read moretwo hour climb. no experience is necessary because they do a quick run through on everything. You also do a quick test course before moving on. They have different course levels, ea h a little more challenging than the last. Gloves, snacks and drinks are available on site. Picnic tables are available for the non-climbers/spectators.

Super fun. You will be tested on your balance and heights. Did this with my 9 yo too…read more Would def do again.

Playwicki on Maple Avenue in Langhorne has 33 acres park land featuring well maintained facilities…read moreand equipment. It is clean, spacious and often less crowded than many parks. One main loop trail that is an easy hike through the woods and along the creek. My brother and I would spend hours there when we were young exploring the woods and wandering up the old railroad bridge. I come back often to remember those days, while I don't traverse up to the bridge a quiet walk along the creek is more my speed nowadays. A perfect place for contemplation and nature, a local gem. Playwicki Park.

A very nice park lovely view and beautiful. Had many wonderful memories there. There's a lake…read moreaswell that is safe to swim in just be careful for the sharp rocks

Flat packed gravel trail. Easy pleasant ride. Lots of shade. Not too many people. Walk, run, or…read morebike!

Beautiful Park, nice walking or running trail, lots of plants to look at, excellent place to visit…read moreon a nice sunny day

I absolutely loved this park as a kid. I used to play on the playgrounds here, and I used to launch…read moremodel rockets in the field. I love the fact that the restrooms use hand dryers instead of paper towels considering the fact that this is a park. I just wish all those trees weren't cut down to build a bigger parking lot, because before they were, the playground was much more shady.

Beautiful park with well kept walkways. Lots of good memories at this park. I would totally…read morerecommend.

Silver Lake Park, is it great to take a nice walk on a cold crisp morning…read more It's well kept up. Lots to do, like fishing. Hanging at the picnic table reading newspaper there's a little playground area for the kids to play, the wooded paths are nice to walk on over the water. The park might look small but it's really not. Lots of walking and can spend a good 4 to 5 hours hear.

Specifically for the dog park, who charges 30$ a year to use a dog park. I needed to get out and…read morewanted to bring my dog along and I walk up to a number lock gate. Gentleman inside informs me it's a paid to get in. Super inclusive, Super cool. Maybe make it free so everyone can use it?

I was pretty surprised to see that no one has established this joint on Yelp yet, so I made the…read moreinitiative to spread the word. This park is right off Bristol Road on an old air base and you couldn't possibly miss it. It's a spot that will please people of all sorts, as there is quite a bit to do. There is a pretty long track that runs along the perimeter of the place, with exercise spots along the way. I believe it says it's about 2.5 miles, which is great if you're trying to keep some accountability. You'll even get to see the abandoned neighborhood through some of the fencing as you walk, which is kind of cool to see. This place also has a dog park within it, as well as a huge playground. It's a great spot to bring the kids, but make them go to the bathroom beforehand. The restrooms are locked for the winter and the porta potties aren't in great shape. If you find yourself wondering across the street, there is another park (Munro) that offers another playground and a place for the skateboarders to let loose. If you know what geocaching is, you will also be able to partake in some of that. Most people I encounter absolutely love this park. Great for runners, bladers, and bikers. For me personally, I enjoy places that are a little more quiet and have nature trails. This place works though.

This small community park on 2nd Street Pike, Upper Southampton, PA, was once the farmstead of the…read moreRichard Leedom family, whose people can be traced back to William Penn and the American Revolution. The farmhouse has been beautifully restored, and carriage house rebuilt into a spacious meeting room for use by groups willing to pay a modest fee to the association that maintains the property. Dedicated in 1975, the amenities are modest, but still offer room for walking trails, frisbee golf, and open fields for games and and overnight camping by local scout troops. There are BBQ pits for cooking and covered concrete pads for meals and organized activities. I spent a night in a tent with my son here when he was a Cub Scout. The park is named for Chief Tanamend (or Tammeny), the leader of the Turtle Clan of the Lenni Lenapi Native American tribe. It was he who made peace with William Penn at nearby Penn Treaty Park, just at the edge of Philadelphia on the Delaware River. Some called him a saint for his amiableness toward the early settlers in the late 17th Century. His life and death were celebrated on May 1st annually, first in Philly, and then in most of the original colonies. He has been forgotten by many, except those who know and honor the history of this area.

This is a very small park, but if you just want a quick jaunt into nature it's not bad…read more The parking situation is a bit confusing. There's two main parking lots, both of which seem to lead to large fields and picnic areas. However if you take a short walk behind the park offices you'll find that there are additional trails to hike along, but keep in mind none of these trails are very long. One plus is that this park is never all that crowded, so if you like solitude you'll have a good time. I've only ever come alone, but if you were to bring kids there's a playground for them and large fields to kick a ball around. This isn't a bad park, just not my favorite.