Exton Park
A 701-acre park bought jointly by Chester County and West Whiteland Township, with 19.1 developed acres holding two playgrounds, a sand volleyball court, picnic tables, and a half-mile walking trail with a story-walk funded by the Chester County Library. It is also the only county-owned trailhead on the Chester Valley Trail, so one parking spot buys you miles of riding.
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Love For Lily Fall Fest
Third year of a memorial day out at Exton Park run by the Fetzer family and the HEADstrong Foundation. Field games and races for kids, music, crafts, face painting and food trucks. Starts at eleven.
Beginner Friendly Bird Walks
An hour on the Exton Park trails with people who will tell you what you are hearing before you spot it. Built for beginners, so no life list and no good binoculars required.
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