I love this park. Cute, clean, ample seating. The neighborhood invites the camaraderie with this…read morepark, it's a beautiful resource. Bardascino Park has bocce ball too which is fun! Things to note: no trash bins, so please take your trash with you when you leave! No water stations, so hydrate up!

If you're walking around the Italian Market for the first time, put Bardascino Park on your…read moreitinerary. It's a charming small park, great for sitting, enjoying a coffee, or people watching. It also has a bocce court in the back of the park. The park may look like it's always been there, but it was built when a building on the site was demolished in 1978. But even to a visitor to Philadelphia and the neighborhood, it seems like a great addition to the neighborhood. A green space for sharing space with neighbors. Check it out if you're exploring the neighborhood!

Let me tell you something...I enjoyed this outing! In the time of COVID of doing your best to stay…read moresane; active and social distance..this was a perfect ACTIVITY for a group! This was my 1st time playing and all the rest of my group were experts so that made it a fun time with them offering me tips on how to master a 'good throw'! I enjoyed the walking around and it was cool to see other groups having a good time playing this game! I am down to play in the future...hit me up players!

Home course. Always a good time(except when I throw poorly) and looks so different throughout the…read moreseasons. Go birds.

Elwell Field is a great park/playground that is on our rotation of places to go with the kiddo…read more There are multiple play structures including a large wooden play structure that offers multiple stories of things to play on. Underneath has some pretend items for smaller kids to play in. Multiple slides including one enclosed 2 story slide that is a favorite of ours. 2 additional stand-alone slides, a geodesic dome, swings... plenty of things for everyone to play on! There is also a couple of baseball fields that are catty-corner to one another with some grass in between. There are two tennis courts that are in really great shape and two basketball courts that are usually open. The park is adjacent to the Haverford College nature trail which is a nice way to extend a park visit or change up the walk to and from the park. Parking is a bit of a pain in the butt, only street parking however it is worth the hassle.

Great park, baseball fields, basketball court, tennis courts, and a playground. My suggestion is to…read morewalk instead of park if you live nearby as parking can be annoying. Not much to say, fine park!

beautiful trails, beware of large coyote spotted July 12th. Surprised to come in close contact with…read morea coyote. Be mindful and don't let your dog run off leash or out of sight .

You grow up in an area, you think "I know all the great places to go". Then, thanks to a friend,…read moreyou discover McKaig Nature Center, which happens to be right down the actual road from a place you used to work at. You are happily humbled. Lion and I were looking for a different place to go 'stretch our legs', and were recommended McKaig. So, we plugged the address in the GPS, because, like I said, I've worked on Croton Road and never ever saw this place. Once we got there, I understand why - the 'entrance' on Croton is a small frontage, basically wedged between some houses, a creek and an elementary school. There is a visitor board, a monument and such but if you're not looking carefully it's easy to miss. It's also the entrance where there is one trail, as the trails are laid out kind of like lungs - the "north entrance" is your windpipe, which goes south and splits into two 'lobes". What's different from anatomy is that each lobe has an entrance 'southeast' and 'southwest' on Brower Road. We didn't realize more of the trailheads were in the southeast and southwest entrance, and unfortunately the day we were there the trail map bin was empty. We pulled up a map on our phone and figured it out. The trails are themselves well marked, well maintained and have a number of trail markers, along with some educational plaques. There are different degrees of difficulty, some are relatively flat trails and others have medium to steep grading so there's a variety of hiking experiences. We took a trail that is somewhat challenging, looping around to the west, along the back of the elementary school and some houses, then meeting up with a junction of several trails and a bridge. We took some time sitting at a bench, watching the groups of people on their hikes - families, people walking their dogs, etc. It's a lovely place and one we'll be visiting again. Next time we'll see about accessing from one of the Brewer Road entrances, though our friend tells us parking by those is a little more haphazard as there's no lot. For the Croton Road entrance the elementary school parking lot is directly adjacent and on a weekend day very easy to use.

I went to Linwood Park yesterday for the "LOVE Rally" in response to the horrible events in…read moreCharlottesville. I arrived at the park a few minutes before the event started and was able to experience it's beauty. First, there is no playground or basketball courts, but it is rather more of a community park where people can get together. For example, they had a Little Free Library, benches where people were taking and a large open area where you can have catch! Many kids were having a catch or climbing their large trees. Around the entire park is a long, well-maintained cement trail! It is great to just walk on it and see the beautiful park, which has tons of flowers and statues! You can even use the trail at night as it has lights in it! One statue showed a boy and girl sitting on a bench together. That pretty much represents what the park is! There is also a reflexology walk. Though, you have to take your shoes off to properly use it. The rally itself was very nice and showed hope for America. U.S. Congressman Dwight Evans as well as State Representatives Daylin Leach and Mary Jo Daley spoke! This park is also run by a group called Friend's of Linwood Park who keeps it clean and up to date. They also host tons of events including Movie Nights and a day where exotic animals came! Altogether, this is an amazing park to have fun at!

This small park is well maintained with green space and mature foliage. Located in a residential…read moreneighborhood, you can't hear any of the passing cars while in the park. It has benches, Adirondack chairs, and bistro tables, so it's a great place to relax for a few hours.

It's a great place for young girls to learn and play the game of softball and make great friends…read more The people there running it now are in it for all girls and making changes that are long over due! Their concession stand has great variety with some healthy options and priced really well.

Soo close to 5 stars!!!…read more I've / we've been coming to this park for years upon years. It's across from a really nice neighborhood and a great shopping center (Tori's, Coppolla's, Shoprite, CardSmart, GNC, etc). I have such fond memories :) Pre-children, I'd come here and walk around for exercise. I'd sometimes drag my mom or best friend. Post kids, I'd pack the 'shrimps' in their double stroller and walk around. As they got older, they'd swing and play on the playground equipment (and never want to leave!). The park is very pleasant overall - there is an extensive playgound set, a huge field (softball, playing catch, frisbee, etc.), a few picnic tables, two basketball courts and a large gazebo. I've rented out the gazebo at least twice for birthday parties. It's $30 for Glo Twp residents and IDK for non-residents. You have to provide and decorate everything. (When we had parties, I'd always bring a radio and chalk too). Everyone always enjoyed when we celebrated here! What I really appreciate is that you are across from a video survellienced police station plus Mister Softee and Blue Bunny make their rounds in the spring and summer! (only negatives - stinky port-o-potties and it's sometimes hard to see your children through the closely spaced equipment bars)

We are such fans of this park. Gloucester Township has a number of community events throughout the…read moreyear. The half mile "walking trail" which many people run is cool with small inclines for the additional burn. There are charging stations and a good amount of shade. My children love this park because of the 3 separate playgrounds for all ages. There is plenty of seating for parents and a large field for random play. The two basketball courts are decent. I find parking can be difficult at times but mostly it's good. The police station and court house are right next door.

This is my 1600th review (not including updates) in eighteen years, and it has taken me this long…read moreto drop a review for the playground where I've spent most of my days! This review might be a bit of a biased five stars, but it's impossible to rate any lower when it's the playground where I've spent most of my days, and the place that helped me find my love for park life (https://youtu.be/YSuHrTfcikU?si=PrZeWmpeKdccrNoj)! Narberth Park is the first park where I ever swung on a swing and the first park where I got kicked out of for night swinging as a young adult. It's the first place where I developed my love for baseball and hit my first of many RBIs on a field! Narberth Park is the first place I ever experienced fireworks, and my friend's high school metal band was denied a performance during a firework during the '90s despite winning a Battle of the Bands in its gazebo. But since that one oversight, The Narberth Fireworks has evolved into one of the best places to see a neighborhood firework display since it has featured food from the likes of Federal Donuts and Chickie & Pete's and music from the likes of Snacktime and Funkitorium. From sharing many good times with my cousins during summer sports camp to randomly introducing our rescue dog to a camel during one of their outdoor circuses, Narberth Park is a place of many good memories for me. And so long as it's still going strong, I'm destined to enjoy many more!. So even though it took 1600 reviews, I'm happy to include it as part of my Park Life collection on here.

Favorite place to take my bayyybayyy to get her good and exhausted for a nap...... so I can…read morenap..... lol.... The area for the little kids is sand covered and fully fenced in with just one small gate. Helps with protection from boo boos AND predators..... pop pop getting all his duties out the way today because come tomorrow at 1pm, I'll be back in Delaware in seclusion until after my Eagles are done winning their first game! Fly, Eagles Fly