WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL PARK!!!…read more My son and I took our Crown Chicken orders to the park to eat on this brisk but sunny day. Neither of us had ever been. We pulled up and parked by the (very nice and clean) playground. Then we walked and talked and took photos on our way to the first bench that we came to. Friendly ducks came right up to us while we were chowing down. We put some lettuce and rice on the ground for them. We then proceeded walk around the beautiful lake, taking many pictures as we went along. Others were walking, running, and fishing. We all were all making the most of this lovely Spring day! What a pleasant one in April :) Definitely coming back to this hidden gem of a park!

This park is maintained very well and the nature surrounding the lake makes this spot breathtaking…read more There's a paved path to safely walk around the lake with playground on either side of it. Lots of turtles & birds around for sightseeing along with benches and plaques dedicated to special town members.

Cute place to watch a sunset after supper…read more Walk around and explore a little . I would love more time to explore!!!

A small and lovely little park strewn within Audubon…read more I felt the need to be amongst nature after a reaaaaaaally tough work day. Maybe pictures next time ...

I was looking for a close by tennis court and this park popped up. Lots of street parking and…read moreparking by the tennis courts. The water was pretty with a bunch of lilly pads floating, people were fishing, kids playing on the jungle gym and riding bikes around. There are 4 courts next to each other, fenced in on two sides and fairly well kept. We saw lots of families here and even though it was almost 100 degrees, we had a fantastic time.

A well maintained little space. There is a nice butterfly and small turtle preserve. It is nice to…read moresee small towns keeping outdoor spaces manicured for the enjoyment of residents and all others.

Five stars for Knight's Park, even though I'm not entirely sure what officially separates a 5-star…read morepark from a 1-star one; what I do know is this is as far from a bad park as you can get. Knight's Park is an excellent place for a daily walk, jog, or run, and it consistently feels safe and comfortable to spend time in. It is the kind of space that naturally invites you to slow down and just move a little, whether that means a casual stroll or a more focused workout. Being located right across from a high school adds a familiar, lived-in neighborhood feel. It also brings back personal memories; I used to spend a lot of time here growing up around 8 or 9 years old, either alone or with a friend, just passing time and enjoying the space without much thought. Even now, I still get the occasional urge to go back for a walk, even though I live closer to other parks. That says a lot about how comfortable and pleasant the environment is. It also works surprisingly well for casual social settings, including a low-pressure first date walk where the focus is just conversation and being outside rather than anything overly structured. It is simply a dependable, enjoyable local park that consistently delivers a good experience.

Knight Park is one of the many things that make Collingswood great. Acres of mature trees, ponds…read morefor fishing and home to the town's baseball, softball, soccer and field hockey. There's a great playground for the kids too. If you happen to stop by during a little league game, stop by the snack stand for a great burger or breakfast Sammie.

As of April 2025, all of the construction work here is long finished…read more I stopped by to eat a Spicy Indian Cheesesteak from nearby Little Sicily 2. (Which was incredible, look for the reviews on Yelp) At lunch time, there were two other dudes eating lunch at the picnic tables. Everything was clean and maintained. It's a really weird location tho. Way at the back of the Walmart parking lot and none of the other piers are renovated. So your view is distant industrial harbor and homeless folks camped on the other piers. But this Pier 68 itself was peaceful and nice, with plenty of nearby parking. It's exactly what I wanted from a place to eat take-out lunch.

We came here because we heard this pier is supposedly known for fishing, located on the Delaware…read moreRiver Waterfront. Some pros about this place was when we first came here, I saw there was a lot of parking. It's good considering the amount of people that would go to the near by park. Secondly, this pier has a lot of seating and tables for people to rest and even eat. Which is what my friend and I did. The pier is close to a Mcdonalds and other stores so while our boyfriends were fishing, us girls would just sit at one of those picnic tables and eat our food. There was some seats near the water too. Third, it has a couple trees for shade and has a nice view looking over the city. Some cons about this place was that when I came here I felt disgusted. The place is dirty and has a lot of construction work that was being done and needs some work. All of the tables but one was dirty and looks like it hasn't been cleaned for a while. Another thing was because of the construction that was being done around the area, the fishing was hard. There was too many obstacles and structures in the water that my boyfriend got hooked and lost his line twice! They had a broken beaten down wired fence around the area of the pier which made me feel unsafe for kids who are playing around this area. It also made the water look really dirty from all the dirt and gravel from whatever they are building. Not a good fishing place but more like a nice relax picnic place for families to enjoy. I just hope they clean it more frequently.

We have fun every time we go. The kids love it. We bring picnic food plus get food from the stands…read more The older kids like to play volleyball or just have a catch with a medium size rubber ball. The kids would stay in the lake all day sometimes. Miss the water slide though.

This place could be fun, but it really needs some work. The lake area is smaller than expected, and…read moremost of it is fenced off -- it feels more like a pond than a real lake. The swimming space is super crowded, and the water didn't look very clean. A lot of the facilities and equipment are worn down and could use maintenance. That said, the idea of having grills, a bar, and volleyball is great, and the food was decent. Bathrooms were clean, and the staff wasn't rude, just not very attentive. It's okay if you're local and want something cheap and close by, but definitely don't expect a relaxing "beach day."

Intro to Rock Climbing with Valley to Summit on September 18, 2022…read more This was my second trip to Chickies Rock with VTS and it was wonderful! There were only 5 of us, so plenty of time to climb. Our Guide, Bob, was so patient, engaged and informative. I learned a lot of great things that I had not known before about clothing, ropes and technique. Bob was so patient with me and was there with his " green pointer" to help me over the tough spots. You should know that I am 74 years old and tho I have climbed indoors for a few years, my stamina was not that of the youngsters who were there! Nonetheless, it was a great time! I highly recommend Valley to Summit, this being my 3 rd trip with them. They Rock!

We were scheduled to do a 1/2 day ice hike at Ricketts Glen. I had spoken to the owner Dave and…read morelet him know of my disabilities. He asked a few questions, then determined that it should be OK for me to go on the hike. Shortly before the hike we received an email from Dave saying that because of the warm weather the trip would not have as much ice as it normally does. He offered to reschedule or refund our money if we wanted, but also said we could go if we wanted. We wanted. When I got there Dave and the guides were fantastic. Very personable. They were helpful but without being intrusive. One of them carried one of my forearm canes in his backpack in case I needed it. (This was to have one hand free for the ice axe.) The hike was great. At the end of the hike I asked one of the guides if he thought I could do the repelling they offer... he conferred with the owner and the lead repeller guide, and they agreed that I would be allowed to do that in the Spring. I highly recommend Valley to Summit for a great time. I look forward to a full day ice hike in February.

My very first grown up apartment after college was in what is now known as the Metropolitan. My…read morebackyard was the Cooper River Park. Fast forward a couple of decades later and I find myself back in the Collingswood area. Now granted, for the past 16 years, I had called Lake Tahoe my backyard so back to Cooper River was a bit of a .... come down. Still, I've come to enjoy certain parts of it. The county park has some great summer events, and if you are in the mood to go for a bike ride or walk around the lake, it's fine. There is lots of parking available. Just be careful if there are big special events when parking is a bit trickier.

A beautiful park with walkways, a big playground area for kids, easy access and parking, and a nice…read morerestaurant on the property (La Birra Scala - great food!). I was here as it's where the Knecht Cup Regatta is held for college rowing (my son rows for LaSalle University). The water is lovely, great vendors and food trucks...perfect place for rowers to race!

While walking by the park I noticed several individuals in Blue Shirts with cleaning items. I…read morestopped to thank them! Just because individuals are doing acts of kindness for the nice atmosphere of a clean park, doesn't mean they should be taken for granted. We are all part of a community and we all can do our part. Knowing the days of sanitation pick ups, setting items out in a timely manner and secured along with minimizing dumping makes a world of a difference. Meanwhile, Anthony & his team are "Ready, Willing & Able" to make a difference. My slow walk past the park was beautiful.

I like this park, even though the local residents may not. It has the basic swings and slides for…read morethe kids. There's also a basketball court. The locals also usually set up tennis nets and play soccer there in the summer time. It's also fairly large and there's room to walk your dog if you have one. The only downside is that it's known to be a "bad" park where shootings happen. But, there's a cop station there and that does make it feel safer. I just wouldn't hang around there at night.

The Murphy Recreation Center is located within the once Greenwich Playground. There is a grass…read morefield and nets for soccer, baseball, and various other team sports. The swimming pool is impressive and the other indoor sports can be played during the Winter. The outdoor park is underused for the wide and clean space that it is. It is available to the public at most times except when games are playing. I've seen people jog and walk/train their dogs here. This place is a huge and has everything to accommodate any child or adult. It runs from Shunk to Oregon Ave. It's the best park in South Philly by far.

Today was my first Philadelphia public pool experience and I was pleasantly surprised! The pool and…read moredeck were very clean and well maintained. The pool was rather large. Even though there were a lot of children, I still had a great time. The deep end was relatively empty so I didn't feel overrun by children. The Lifeguards were very friendly. One told me this pool will be open until mid-August. They do an adult only swim every day from 5-6pm. There is also a large basketball court, a couple of baseball diamonds, and play equipment.